- Miles:
- 473 total / 29 in 2012
- Goal:
RUN!!!
Friends (29)
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Thomas N.
Baltimore, MD, 3:10 Marathon, 19 minute 5k, Be positive
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Corey
WI, to get faster times on my 5k races and do some half marathons
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Charles P.
CA, Sub 20 min 3 mile.
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Mike C.
Wauwatosa, WI, Balance my lifestyle. Live hard; play hard.
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Renata B.
Bristol, GB, Improve; stay toned, fit and healthy & participate as many events as I can and want.
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Kathy S.
San Francisco, CA, Get in shape enough to run bay to breakers in a bikini 2012
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Alex T.
Boston, MA,
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Meghan M.
Boston, MA, I wanna go fast!
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Ana
San Francisco, CA, Beat my PR's: Salinas Valley Half Marathon: 2:01:21 Big Sur Mud Run: 49:10 Wharf 2 Wharf: 51:43 and many more to come...
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Chris N.
Midlothian, VA, I'm taking a break from Spring marathons this year so I can recover from injuries and to work on getting faster. Goal is for sub-4 marathon in the Fall.
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Agustin J S.
Milwaukee, WI, Stay healthy. Run a sub 30 min 5k and finish the Lake Front Marathon (4:30?).
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Evonna R.
Mission Viejo, CA, to heal, remember to ease into recovery, and train my butt of for track 2013
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Ryan S.
Mesa, AZ, Break 36 minutes in 10k Break 17 minutes in 5k(done) Break 4:40 in the mile Become a better cyclist Become a better swimmer
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Runner For L.
Austin, TX, recover from injury and start working my way back up right now just focus on working as hard as i can for xc season so i can catch a dream :) help track team :)
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Jeff B.
Mesa, AZ, Zane Grey, 24 hour events, trail runs
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Louise T.
Scottsdale, AZ,
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Lashonda A.
Oswego, NY,
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Melissa M.
Carrollton, GA, get back into running, train for another 10k and then move up from there
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Tanya R.
San Jose, CA, Recover well and run long! (someday, maybe?)
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Molly M.
Herndon, VA, Finish outdoor track season with my mile time back at 6:30, and keep up the pace into cross country season
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Ben C.
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Ladawn
Hazel Park, MI, first and foremost my health. changing my entire lifestyle. I've been working on me for that last few years and my weight has always been my biggest challenge.
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Eduardo P V.
Antique, PH, To break my current limits.
