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I headed to the park without my training partner today, he is on vacation.  I was a little concerned about doing the set on my own because I was not sure how motivated I would be once I started to hurt a little bit.  I took Michelle to the park with me, she rode the bike while I ran.  It was good she was there, she kept me motivated and into the grove.  The set was 10x2 min with 1 minute recovery.  I scaled the set back this week because of the half this weekend, I did not want to trash myself too bad.  Although I was a little achey on the warm-up I was ready for a hard effort.  I learned 2 minutes is much easier than 3, even if the recovery was a little shorter.  I knew once I started the first rep that today was going to be a good day for me, I felt fluid and strong.  I hit every single hill in the park on the on interval, but I powered up and felt strong.  I struggled a bit on the last hill on the 9th rep, but overall I am pleased with the set and feel I am starting to make some progress.  I will try to get for another few miles this afternoon.

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From ashman on Tue, Apr 03, 2007 at 21:07:46

Looks like your hitting a groove, I have a feeling you might pop a good race this week...

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