- Site:
- http://derscott.blogspot.com/
- Miles:
- 1525 total / 432 in 2012
- Goal:
Injury free running. Distance is irrelevant.
Friends (52)
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Jocelyn A.
Ann Arbor, MI, Run happy! (°◡°♡).:｡
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Dan S.
Gainesville, FL, Revised goals: Run a Marathon by the time I turn 40. Run sub-17 minute 5k. Beat my college cross country performances.
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Ted W.
Chesapeake, VA, With the completion of the Shamrock 1/2 Marathon, I'll be training up for the Marine Corps Marathon. Being a former Marine, it was a no-brainer for my 1st!
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Sarah A.
Green Bay, WI, 1001 miles in 2012
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Sherri L.
Durham, NC,
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Seth W.
Lehi, UT, Run my first 100 miler while building the best running shoes, ALTRA.
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Msasa
US, Organizing the Indie Athletic Draft, 1st non team drafting event endorsing small business.
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Jim W.
Raleigh, NC,
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Bob M.
Greensboro, NC, Marathon PR, hopefully sub-4; sub-1:50 half marathon. But basically, just to enjoy running and continue to do it injury-free.
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Marvin C.
Panama City, PA, 21k-1:30 (2/26 ran 1:40); 10k-39 min (2/5 ran 41:34); 5k-19 min (7/12 ran 20:04); beat best Army 2 mile time of 13:05 (DONE), BQ & ultra (DONE) barefoot
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Josh S.
Madison, NC, To make a perfect omelet.
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Harry H.
Denver, CO, various races
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Lesley L.
Morrisville, NC, 1) Get a 2012 5K PR, beating time in the Run for the Oaks5K
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Frank L.
Littleton, NC, Finish a 100 miler
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Joe M.
New York, NY, Injury free f̶o̶r̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶r̶e̶s̶t̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶y̶e̶a̶r̶ period. I'm well past fed up with being sidelined by injuries.
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Jonny C.
Cincinnati, OH, To become an Ultra-marathoner. I have a LONG way to go as of this writing (Feb 2012) but I believe if I keep working hard, I will achieve my goal.
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Thesean D.
Sugar Grove, NC, improve. enjoy. repeat as desired.
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Ashwyn G.
NC,
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Tom R.
Kingsland, GA, Sub 4:00 Marathon
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Julian
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Piet B.
Chantilly, VA, Keep running 100 mile months without injuries, and keep running barefoot as much as the weather allows, and look like this when I run: ԅ(ˆ⌣ˆ)ԅ
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David L.
American Fork, UT, Double my 2011 miles in 2012!
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Barefoot Clay W.
Hazel Green, AL, By the end of the year: to PR in 5k, 10K, and 1/2 marathon, then to run a full marathon without keeling over before they hand me the medal. :-)
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Loubna M.
Arlington, VA, stay healthy Stay in shape Half Marathon Marathon
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Sean B.
NC, break 20:00 on a 5k; 3:20 marathon; 100 miler in the next year or two; bucket list race: Leadville 100 or UTMB 100.
