- Miles:
- 1497 total / 122 in 2012
- Goal:
Another Half Marathon!!
Friends (32)
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Seret
Seattle, WA, Be 365 Fit! 2012 goals: gain strength, lower BF, blue-belt, 50K, Tough Mudder, Marathon. Remember: Zombies won't wait for you to put your shoes on.
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Andy O.
Centreville, VA, PRs in all distances (5K up to 100 miles)
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Dave F.
Bethesda, MD, (1) min. 10 running miles/week each week this year; (2) run 900 miles in 2012; (3) PR one of my older age (Dave 2.0) race times: mile, 5K, 10K, half marathon.
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Tom R.
Kingsland, GA, Sub 4:00 Marathon
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Ed C.
Leesburg, VA, Stay healthy, Olympic Tri, Marine Corp Marathon 2012
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Nora H.
, 1) Consistent improvement. 2) Stay injury free
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Stu A.
Centreville, VA, Consistency in training, good health and racing for fun with friends.
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Ally S.
Virginia Beach, VA, Boston 2012, Richmond Marathon 2012
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Marta B.
Centreville, VA, Run a marathon in 3:40
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Heather R.
Chantilly, VA, Run in a lot of places, run in a lot of races and drink good beer along the way.
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Jonathan H.
Rockville, MD, Get healthy and back into good running shape following shoulder surgery.
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Lisa M.
Walworth, NY, To recover from surgery, and ease back into running. Looking forward to a great running season!
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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.
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Ray J.
Centreville, VA, To run "The Perfect Marathon" race.
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Jackie H.
Washington, DC, Boston 2012 - 3:20?
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Loubna M.
Arlington, VA, stay healthy Stay in shape Half Marathon Marathon
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Janet C.
Oakton, VA,
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Royanna H.
Rockville, MD,
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Caleb K.
Pasadena, MD, LA Marathon (03/18), Bob Potts Marathon (05/20)
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Eric M.
Chantilly, VA, Sustain level of fitness while keeping it fun
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Michael K.
Virginia Beach, VA, Hook up with new running friends for Ragnar DC
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Michael C.
Herndon, VA, To just enjoy running and keep from getting injured.
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Janet T.
Leesburg, VA, #1 Run my 2nd marathon ✓ #2 Sub 4:15 marathon. #3 Sub 2:00 half marathon. #4 Sub 55min 10K. #5 Sub 25min 5K. #6 RUN & HAVE FUN! ✓
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Leota P.
Herriman, UT, Train for and run my first marathon. Keep running half marathons. Actually get healthy!
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Mike H.
Culpeper, VA, keep running no matter how far you go, no matter how long it takes.
