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Ran a couple miles this morning, and then by Sasha's request I did some 100 meter reps at max effort.  I ended up running 4 reps, the first 2 were not quite 100% - 14.1,13.8.  The next 2 were at max effort although I did not have a lot to give in the last 1 - too short a recovery.  Times: 13.4, 14.0.  I have not tried anything that fast for quite some time and it was obvious, my form sucked.  I think if I practice a little bit I could squeak another second - maybe!!!!

Ran 3x1 mile in the afternoon on the treadmill - I was going to do 4, but I was feeling a little too tired and I would like to stay in one piece.  Overall the set went well, I am glad to have done it today.  2 min recovery between efforts. I am under no illussion that I run faster on the treadmill than outdoors right now, I will eventually transition this set outdoors.

Mile 1:  5:27           Mile 2:  5:24      Mile 3:  5:17

Night Sleep Time: 0.00Nap Time: 0.00Total Sleep Time: 0.00Weight: 0.00Calories: 0.00
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