I tried something a little different with the route this Saturday. I like to keep the group together regardless of pace and distance. This is not easy to do, because naturally the faster runners get farther ahead every minute. This is why I sometimes add some obscure loop or dead end into a route.This weekends route is all about the dead end streets. We will run down five streets that you need to turn around on. Some of these streets may be new to you, others you have likely done several times. By using this route, you should pass runners several times. The full route is 13.5 miles, however it is EASY to shorten by not running down the dead end streets. In fact if you cut all five of the dead end streets off is is only 7.5 miles.
Run Details:
- Where: Saturday, 7:00 am @ Harris Teeter
- Supported: Yes - at the tracks and water fountain at park (11 mile route)
- Weather: Forecast
- Routes: 13.5 Miles (or 7.5)
You can view the written directions by clicking on "View Notes". It more look more complex than it is. This is another perfect week to get the ladies of RMEC out running. The route ensures you will never be running alone for long. I posted this early to encourage lots of participation. Please post a comment with your pace and distance.
There is also a bike ride planned tomorrow at 7:00 AM from the Belton and Schrimper Dentist office on Winstead Ave/Michael Scott Dr. The ride will be around 55 miles out to Castallia/Spring Hope. Eric, is looking for company that is in the mix for the 30/35 mile variety. The route will run through the neighborhood behind the Dentist office, out through Candlewood/Greystone and down Halifax Rd. Then up Hunter Hill to Coley and out through Red Oak. Up Taylor Store Rd to Pullen Pasture to Castalia and then split. Long group goes straight and short group will turn left and come down 58 to Nashville. There are several locations to turn off along the way (Red Oak/Taylor Store Rd by example) for those that may wish to do a ride in the teens or 20's. On the rides we have had recently, average speeds have been 16.5 to 18. Please RSVP to Eric if you plan to ride.
Robin and I will be there for at least 8 miles. 11-12 pace. Michael, you're keeping us on our toes posting a day early!!
ReplyDeleteI plan to run Saturday morning -- approx 16 slooooowww miles. I may start early because I want to see Henry's soccer game at 9:30. Hope to see lots of folks Saturday. I've missed being out running with the group.
ReplyDeleteI will be there 7:30-745 pace and run until I hurt or get to 13. I've ran a total of once since the marathon
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ReplyDeleteI was thinking about doing 12-15 at Medoc tomorrow morning, but haven't decided. If anyone has any interest in that, let me know.
ReplyDeleteOtherwise, I'll show up for 1 loop (maybe more) at 9:30ish pace.
I'll try to have a firm decision by end of day.
I plan on being there for somewhere between 5 and 8. Misty
ReplyDeletemEDoc will be ther. U better run fast or i catch you.
ReplyDeleteThat's why I don't want to go alone.
ReplyDeleteI will be there for around 10 miles, 8:30-8:45 pace
ReplyDeleteI would like to get in 18-20 miles this weekend at an 8:20-8:30 pace. For me it will most likely need to be Saturday afternoon or Sunday afternoon. If anyone is interested let me know.
ReplyDeleteI've decided to go to Medoc. I'll be leaving RM at 7:30 if anyone is interested. I'll check back here tomorrow morning before I leave.
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ReplyDeleteI wish I could go...but I've got family duty tomorrow morning. Next you're headed up that way let me know.
^time...I left out the word time!
ReplyDeleteI decided to get my long run out of the way this evening. I started at 4:50, and run 2:30. Turned out to be 18.2 miles.
ReplyDeleteI will caution everyone. It is warm, and there is lots of pollen in the air. Both of these WILL impact your run. Take it easy tomorrow.
Right now I honestly feel like I just finished a marathon. That is how hard this run was.
I may still try to get in a Sunday run.
Great run today. We had 6 women and outnumbered the men today. Plus, there were two others running a little later that I ran into along the way. It was great weather too. Thank you Robin, Kelly, Misty, and Laura for running part of the way with me. The company was nice.
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