The one metric I did better on? Average pace. And it still wasn't fast! I did have one half-marathon race, the Allerton HM, which was moved from trails to roads within the park. That lifted my average pace. It was also my longest run of the month. Need to do better in May. And better still in June. July 9 is the "Last Buffalo Standing" event.
A blog by a guy named Chris who writes about running. Usually trail running--often at the ultramarathon distance. See you on the trails.
"Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go." -T.S. Eliot
"Pain is inevitable; suffering is optional." -Dalai Lama
"The human foot is a masterpiece of engineering and a work of art." -Leonardo da Vinci
Sunday, May 8, 2022
April Running Stats: Not Good
This year has been up and down. January was great, February sucked. March was good. And April wasn't. Oh well. I was sick part of April and didn't train for, or run, the Illinois half-marathon on April 30. Missed a few days in a row which is rare for me. But I'm back to regular running. Nothing long or fast. Might shift into a "Maffetone Phase" with lots of very easy, low heart rate, running. No races in May. Have none planned in June either. I can envision one day per week being fast, the rest very easy. Maybe a few strides to keep the leg turnover. Anyway, here are run statistics for April, with comparison to March.
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