Starting to get into some distance in my Half training: First 10 miler.
Ran with a friend through downtown Greenville up the Swamp Rabbit Trail. Beautiful geography/scenery. Am more of a "... read more
1st 10k- undetermined; 1st Half- "Country Music1/2 Marathon" 4-30-11; One 5k a month; sub-60 10k; sub-27:00 5k; 100 push-ups; Inspire my family.
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Starting to get into some distance in my Half training: First 10 miler.
Ran with a friend through downtown Greenville up the Swamp Rabbit Trail. Beautiful geography/scenery. Am more of a "... read more
Keeping my mind "engaged" during these long runs going to be challenging. Quads tight and hip flexor and left shins ached. Hillwork on Saturday took the air out of my lungs and left me wi... read more
Your still rock'n it babe. You have the eye of the tiger and nothing can get in your way. You are the bomb!!!!
about 2 years ago
If you're not a fan of music while running, I find audio books are a great alternative. Really helps pass the time and is a bit safer than a pounding beat that blocks out traffic noises.
about 2 years ago • Like
Went into the run a bit fatigued. Probably a combination of Thursday's intervals and dropping ball on diet. Legs in general were TIRED: esp. knees and shins which had periods of soreness.
Arguably the most accomplished endurance runner ever, Dean Karnazes started his 3,000+ run across America yesterday (25th) to raise money for "Action for Healthy Kids" and inspire our nat... read more
He is a MACHINE! I recorded & watched Regis & Kelly for the 1st time EVER just to see the race start. I'm stunned with the daily mileage he's expected to cover. Superhuman. BTW, I had no idea Kelly was that hot! She obviously puts in SERIOUS time @ the gym. I wonder if she's a runner too?
about 2 years ago • Like
6x400's on Woodruff Rd. at 7:30 p.m. Goal, again, was to keep splits around 2:00. Keeping a particular speed still challenging, although can tell the more miles I log, the better I get at it... read more
Very fatigued: most certainly from yesterday's 8-miler. But hey, that's what a dyed-in-the-wool recovery run will do to ya!
Was soooooooo excited to be in a different area to run this 8 miler. Was on a 2-night "retreat" with a very good friend at her father's mountain home in North Carolina when my sched... read more
Sounds amazing Cleo!!!!!! Hope everything is healthy and feeling good tomorrow :)
about 2 years ago
wow sounds like a truly exhilarating run!!
about 2 years ago • Like
Sounds like a beautiful, yet challenging run!
about 2 years ago • Like
One of the most horrible runs EVER! I almost stopped and walked. Yes, that bad! And talk about irony, took a Nutrition Workshop from 9-2 earlier today the GCC (Greenville Cycling Center) held at... read more
Aw, sorry to hear that.. You did great anyway!!
about 2 years ago
Sorry it was a rough one for you Cleo -- we all have them -- but it appears you've pinpointed the problem ... and great attitude.
about 2 years ago • Like
ugg-G.I Distress- I hear you on that one. You take the bad with the good and the next will surely be good. The course you took sounded quite interesting!
about 2 years ago • Like
First time running "tempo". And first time to break such a sweat since last summer! Can definitely see where these types of runs push back that lactate threshold and increase endurance!... read more
Very nice Tempo work I need to do more of that.
over 2 years ago
Nice one, Cleo ... and you're absolutely right ... at least I want you to be ... about increasing endurance.
about 2 years ago
Textbook execution! Bravo! I find tempos so difficult from a mental standpoint. They make my knees quake.
about 2 years ago
Originally planned to run this week's long run with a few girlfriends (two of which are running Nashville's Half as well), but by the time I got Sam to soccer (of course, late), the girls... read more
Wow, you look amazing for having three kids!
over 2 years ago • Like
just one word.... HAWT!
You're so tiny! I wanna put u in my pocket. :-D
about 2 years ago • Like
Trying to get caught up on all things computer. . .this homeschooling life takes all my time :) but I think it's worth it.
Holy Moly! Your Gorgeous!
As I look back on all the pictures I see how beautiful you were as new mother and a seasoned mother ... I see beauty then and now...BUT! a thinner and best of all a healthier you :)
Run Forrest Run!!!!
Love . . .Me
about 2 years ago • Like
This picture was taken last year, June 13, 2010 (third & last child on my lap). I had been running a year, and just started racing 5k's the month before (May)
*Weight: 165 lbs*
Cleo you rock! I can't believe that you lost so much. This really inspires me! Thanks, as I have about 30-ish more I am still trying to shed.
over 2 years ago • Like
(con't from post above) Not to wax philisophical, but "accomplishment" bouncing off the walls of an empty room is a lonely sound indeed. ;) In layman's terms, success that doesn't embrace everything and everyone around it, subsequently "inspiring" that "everything" and "everyone", falls flat, empty and dead. My heart sings to read that it encouraged some of you! Am so glad posting the fat pics generated such a postive return, and the publicity wasn't in vain. :)
MANY warm hugs to ALL of you!!!!
It's easy to see you were running regularly at this point. Definitely down weight-wise plus you're sooo tan compared to the that alabaster skin angel in your arms :)
about 2 years ago • Like
Ran across this snapshot in my Shutterfly account and felt it time for some "before running" and "after running" pictures...
This is me, one week after my first child was born, ... read more
Being gifted the title of "Mother" has been, next to "Wife", the most beautiful, priceless gift I've ever been given and I thank God for the opportunity to embrace both of those roles. :)
over 2 years ago • Like
I don't think you look unhappy. I just see a very tired new mommy. Totally understandable. I must say though the before & after pics are so dramatic! I'm so happy you've "found" yourself again :)
Terrific stuff!
about 2 years ago • Like
Spectacular run! Fatigue at a minimum coupled with fastest time in a distance past 5k: had I kept it up another mile, would have met that 2011 sub-60 goal! Wonder if I underestimated myself and d... read more
Well done, it certainly looks like that sub-20 10k is well within your grasp! Persevere with the Chi Running, I'm sure you'll find aspects of it that will make a big difference with your running.
over 2 years ago • Like
Well done. You are so adventuresome and committed.
over 2 years ago • Like
Great run, Cleo! I've been focusing on relaxing my upper body better of late, too. It's amazing what a difference it makes. Those 2011 goals of yours don't stand a chance at the rate you're going!
over 2 years ago
First interval training for months. Felt fairly well. Might have been a more positive experience had it not been for a 27 degree temp and the necessity to run at 11 p.m.! {With 3 small children a... read more
Smokin fast Cleo. Gotta hand it to you w/ your dedication..11pm run...WOW! Good job getting it done no matter the time
over 2 years ago
Good job getting it done Cleo! That's a late one
over 2 years ago • Like
Good for you for squeezing it in!!
over 2 years ago
Evenin' dm friends!
Have another good friend whose taken dm on board! Take a moment and welcome her at http://www.dailymile.com/people/LindsayP3
THANKS! :)
First time trying a "recovery run". According to some research out there, the term "recovery run" is actually a misnomer. Kinda like Iceland and Greenland. Iceland is actuall... read more
Good points. I've been wondering about the benefit of running on tired legs lately. My last few runs on tired legs have been faster than on rested legs.
over 2 years ago • Like
Yeah I read how its good to run when your body is in a state of fatigue less miles even at a slow pace will do wonders for your training. Nice recovery run pace
over 2 years ago • Like
Only clocked 7 on the Garmin, which is the distance I originally planned. However, ended up running 8.5. Madalyn (4 year old daughter) accidentally locked my keys in my car and had to run to Chick-... read more
What an awesome first day. Good luck with your training plan and race.
over 2 years ago • Like
awesome awesome awesome awesome AWESOME! you will rock out this 1/2 :-)
over 2 years ago • Like
Great splits Cleo! I'm so excited for you to get started on your training program!
over 2 years ago
dm family... got a moment to help me welcome two GREAT athlete-friends to dm?
THANKS! :)
XOXO
Kris
http://www.dailymile.com/people/KrisD3
Adam
http://www.dailymile.com/people/DanielAdamP
done & done!
over 2 years ago • Like
Thanks guys & gals!
@both Matt's: yep... I see them at the start, and then at the finish... never in-between! ;) LOL!
over 2 years ago • Like
done and done :-)
over 2 years ago • Like
Was an honor to run today's "A Hero's 5k" race for this man, and every soldier & veteran (includes my lil' Sis!) that's ever fought, is currently fighting, or will... read more
That's awesome, Cleo. We have wonderful people in our armed services; that's great that you participated in today's event.
over 2 years ago • Like
Great Run and very cool that you ran to appreciate the men and women in the Armed Forces!
over 2 years ago • Like
Hooah!
over 2 years ago • Like
Great 10! Welcome Back!
about 2 years ago • Like
Hey Cleo. Don't fret about posting/commenting. Sure it's nice and we like following your progress, but the important thing is the actual training which u seem to be doing regardless. Congrats on a lovely 10! The nutrition thing is a tough nut. I find the whole business too confusing, hence my pizza & beer diet.
about 2 years ago • Like
Good luck on your training, it sounds like you've got it all planned perfectly. Great run... I was wondering where you've been. It does get hard to do it all. I hope the hip feels better quick.
almost 2 years ago • Like