- Site:
- http://luvstorun.blogspot.com/
- Miles:
- 730 total / 6 in 2012
- Goal:
Looking to work up to the marathon (and beyond??) distance again after an 8 year hiatus from running due to injury, illness, surgeries and lack of time.
Friends (28)
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Rina M.
Bathurst, NB, Epic Dartmouth Ironman...er...Ironwoman 2012 - I've only got one body and I want it to get me through my last ? years in the best shape possible.
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Barry L.
Baltimore, MD, Train and race hard, but enjoy the journey. Make as many person-to-person DM contacts as possible
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James D.
Red Lion, PA, At least one marathon in each state.
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Vee F.
Newtown, PA, Complete 50 half-marathons by 2013. One 50K, One Olympic Tri then Half-Ironman. Not too much to ask. All these in 5 years.
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Nancy E
Belchertown, MA, 2012 Boston (3:25) Half Marathon PR: (1:29 or better) VT50 Ultra marathon AGAIN SF Marathon survival :) NYCM = 3:15 goal
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Heather P.
Gainesville, VA, For now, just keep running while also switching it up to keep things interesting, and focusing on eating a clean and healthy diet.
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Teresa
Manchester, NH, For 2012: 3,000 run/bike miles (2,000 bike, 1,000 run); Century Ride, Sub 55min 10K.
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Kelsie
Manhattan, KS, Goofy Challenge in January
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Holly S.
Ephrata, PA, 2012 goal: 3 half marathons and "Half Fanatic" status
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Denise M.
Birmingham, AL, Umstead 100 2012 Northcoast 24 Hour 2012 Vermont 100 2012 UltraCentric Gold Rush 48 Hour Umstead 2013
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Joe M.
Austin, TX, IM 70.3 in October, get on a podium this summer at a TRI (done!) and bust 3 hours at Houston this January.
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Coleman M.
Sykesville, MD,
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Katie
Gerrardstown, WV, Stay in shape. Run further distances. Be faster.
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Matthew N.
Harrisburg, PA,
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Eric
Centreville, VA,
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Vittal B.
San Jose, CA, Push through weight loss plateau. Long term goal is really to stay fit and active!
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Caleb K.
Pasadena, MD, Goofy's Race and a Half Challenge 39.3 (01/12-01/13)
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David P.
La Grange, IL, Raise $5K to fight cancer Enjoy my 2nd Boston Marathon Run 1st 50K Break 3:20 in marathon Run a relay w/friends Pace 2 friends to marathon PRs
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Karen H.
Broomall, PA, Run injury free Run 1000 miles Lose 10 more pounds
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L M.
Springville, AL, Make hiking easier, more stable and quicker. Make the physical therapy for scoliosis more consistent so the back hurts less. Flexibility and strength in dance.
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Jim C.
MD, I am also a cyclist, but for now have to let walking suffice until my back allows for vigorous road riding
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Janet O.
Reading, PA, To be as healthy as my beat-up body allows me to be. To run 50 miles when I turn 50 in 5 years.
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Carsten H.
New York, NY, New York Marathon 2011 in less than 3.5 hours + 6 half-marathons in 2011
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Kathryn M.
, to weigh less at 63 than I do at 62 and be able to hike seriously again
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Laura
Lancaster, PA, To become a faster runner and gain more muscle definition.
