This Past Week
Wow ... no, I haven't died. I've just been a bit busy with work, having to travel to Hartford, Connecticut on Wednesday night, and getting back late, late last night before getting snowed in up there.
What's going on?
1.) I'm behind in assisting Paula Robertson with the weekly "Love The Half" update; however, I may wait until after Cowtown this weekend to pick up everything from Freescale Austin two weeks ago. Lots of people should have hit the 5-event goal between the two weekends!
2.) I went and picked up my race packet on Wednesday for the ConocoPhillips Rodeo Run 10K on Saturday. (Am still trying to figure out if I'm going to be able to get somebody to pick up my chip to be able to do both the Run The Woodlands 5K and the Rodeo Run 10K.)
3.) Speaking of Run The Woodlands 5K series, what a great article on Thursday by Roberta MacInnis of the Houston Chronicle on that bi-weekly race series that is in its sixth year. What a tribute to a great guy in Don Drewniak!
4.) It looks as if HARRA president Steve Shepard will be featured the Sunday after next, March 6th, on the public affairs programming of Cox Radio stations, which include 93Q Country and 97.1 Country Legends, 106.9 The Point (80's rock) and Oldies 107.5 . I'll provide more information about that as the time comes.
5.) I'm working on documenting who this year completed the original Texas Marathon Challenge that Roger Soler of San Antonio put together back in 1999. That would be the San Antonio, White Rock, Houston, Austin and Fort Worth marathons!
6.) I'm also working on some calculations of the HARRA Runner of the Season stats from over the last five seasons.
My workouts suffered this week with the travel. Schedule has looked like this:
Monday: Rest.
Tuesday: 45 minutes hard on the elliptical trainer at the Bally's in The Woodlands, covering 4.53 miles at level 15 random.
Wednesday: 2.1 miles in the subdivision in 21:00.11, an even 10 minute/mile pace.
Thursday: Nothing. Travelled back from Hartford early to avoid the storm. Could have stayed over and worked out while waiting out the snow, but could have gotten stuck there this weekend too.
Friday: 60 minutes hard on the elliptical trainer at the Bally's in The Woodlands, covering 5.99 miles at level 15 random.
That should get things back up to speed a little bit! Have a great day!
What's going on?
1.) I'm behind in assisting Paula Robertson with the weekly "Love The Half" update; however, I may wait until after Cowtown this weekend to pick up everything from Freescale Austin two weeks ago. Lots of people should have hit the 5-event goal between the two weekends!
2.) I went and picked up my race packet on Wednesday for the ConocoPhillips Rodeo Run 10K on Saturday. (Am still trying to figure out if I'm going to be able to get somebody to pick up my chip to be able to do both the Run The Woodlands 5K and the Rodeo Run 10K.)
3.) Speaking of Run The Woodlands 5K series, what a great article on Thursday by Roberta MacInnis of the Houston Chronicle on that bi-weekly race series that is in its sixth year. What a tribute to a great guy in Don Drewniak!
4.) It looks as if HARRA president Steve Shepard will be featured the Sunday after next, March 6th, on the public affairs programming of Cox Radio stations, which include 93Q Country and 97.1 Country Legends, 106.9 The Point (80's rock) and Oldies 107.5 . I'll provide more information about that as the time comes.
5.) I'm working on documenting who this year completed the original Texas Marathon Challenge that Roger Soler of San Antonio put together back in 1999. That would be the San Antonio, White Rock, Houston, Austin and Fort Worth marathons!
6.) I'm also working on some calculations of the HARRA Runner of the Season stats from over the last five seasons.
My workouts suffered this week with the travel. Schedule has looked like this:
Monday: Rest.
Tuesday: 45 minutes hard on the elliptical trainer at the Bally's in The Woodlands, covering 4.53 miles at level 15 random.
Wednesday: 2.1 miles in the subdivision in 21:00.11, an even 10 minute/mile pace.
Thursday: Nothing. Travelled back from Hartford early to avoid the storm. Could have stayed over and worked out while waiting out the snow, but could have gotten stuck there this weekend too.
Friday: 60 minutes hard on the elliptical trainer at the Bally's in The Woodlands, covering 5.99 miles at level 15 random.
That should get things back up to speed a little bit! Have a great day!
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