Mike
One for each day of the week. And counting.
- Site:
- http://mikebaileyultrarunning.blogspot.com/
- Miles:
- 1780 total / 1415 in 2013
- Goal:
Sub 3:15 marathon, sub 7:20 50 mile, sub 20 hour trail 100 miler, sub 18:00 road 100.
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My version of "Mountain Hardware"
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And to think this only represents about 2/3 of all the events I have done
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Triumph, Fall, Resurrection. How it all went down at the Mohican 100.
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Sounds rough! Glad you were able to finish. You will get that top 10!
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Way to hang in there, very impressive. I drank from a stream at HS, I just didn't care anymore.
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Man(atee) of Steel 4 mi
Last run before the Mohican 100. I've got no speed these days, but if I can glide along smoothly like a big ol chubby manatee, then that would be perfect. I haven't really talked much abo... read more
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100 miles. wow. Good luck!!
5 days ago • Like
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Thinking about you ... sending positive vibes your way, babe!
4 days ago • Like
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#dailymission- A lot of athletes tend to travel quite a bit. How many states (or countries) have you run, biked, or swam in? It kinda sucks I DNF'ed Graveyard 100, or else there would have bee... read more
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Got the same bib number for Mohican as I did for MMT. What are the odds? Lucky number 18 :-)
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Essential by Ultimate Direction's Scott Jurek collection
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Huh. a colorful double-fanny pack.
8 days ago • Like
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When your butt is as big as mine, you gotta have a double-wide fanny pack.....I can see it now. Coming out fall 2013- The Northface and Dunkin' Donuts have proudly collaborated to bring to you the The Mike Bailey Badonkadonk Collection. Coming to fine retailers near you!
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Yes, i have often wished I could have an ass as ghetto as yours. I have to just be satisfied with my white-girl pancake butt...
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Phone interview with GoLite today. Already have a place lined up to live. Keep your fingers crossed DM friends!
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Boulder, CO bound?
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Fort Collins. A lot will depend on the job, if I get it, and whether it will pay enough to stay afloat
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....and interview postponed. Bummer :-/
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Well, you'll already know two runners in Fort Collins if you do move there. Plus Marianna, whom I am guessing you are staying with... We actually checked out the GoLite shop while we there recently. Good luck with the interview. Our place is on E. Mulberry near downtown.
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Gear test run, Harbour Pointe 3 mi
Testing out my Ultimate Direction Scott Jurek collection items. Just got the Essential waistpack and Endure hydration belt in the mail today. Thus far, they absolutely trump the Nathan reflective w... read more
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Let me know how those work out for you. I've been using Nathan gear for years and have been pretty happy, but I'm always on the lookout for better stuff. I recently bought a Nathan dual-bottle waistpack that the jury is still out on whether I like it or not. Been a handheld bottle user for a long time, but trying out a hands free system seems good for climbing so I've been giving it a shot!
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Ryan, so far I really like the Jurek stuff. I have been trying to move away from the handbottle, or at least use it less, because I think 7 years of running with one has caused some imbalances in my mechanics that could lead to various overuse injuries. I like the centered weight displacement of the Endure belt, though it only holds two 10 oz bottles. Good for races with aid every 4-5 miles, but probably not what you'd want for something like Massanutten.
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As for the Essential waist belt, I would use it with a handbottle, or possibly even with my Salomon pack. Having stuff easy access at your waist saves a lot more time than taking off a pack and digging around. For me, its come down to comfort, light weight practicality, and using as little extra energy to carry and access what I need during races....because running 100 miles is tiring enough.
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Operation Enduring Warrior 15 mi
Despite a good effort, Jeremy called it a day at 37 miles due to stomach and nutrition issues. After the run I continued on to cover 15 miles, all of which I dedicated to Operation Enduring Warrior... read more
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The humidity has been tough! Nice run for a good cause!
10 days ago • Like
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I am so on board with the combining everyone's miles. Thanks for the ride. I forgot to tag you in my post, but it's ended up being more fun this way. ;-)
10 days ago • Like
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Thanks for your efforts to keep me going yesterday, and then for dedicating your miles to the cause after I was done. That means a lot.
9 days ago • Like
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kicking off the Bollywood party with a little show
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great Bollywood dance party 1 mi
5 hours of dancing and drinking must account for some mileage. Wrapping up at 3am is also good 100 mile sleep deprivation training.
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Cool. I like the one in the middle.
about 14 hours ago • Like
my goal would be to run each one in the 24hrs.
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Nice collection Mike. Didn't know you were running Leadville. Good luck!
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