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Location:

Kowloon Tong,Hong Kong

Member Since:

Jul 02, 2007

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Olympic Trials Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

Unaided:

5K - 17:11 (track Pre-kids and at BYU) (1998)

10K - 35:48 (track Pre-kids and at BYU) (1998)

10K - 35:34 (road - Shek Mun 10k 12/12)

1/2 Marathon 1:19:44 (UNICEF HM 11/12)

Marathon 2:47:08 (ING Hartford Connecticut 10/10)

Aided:

St. George Marathon 2:50:40 (10/08)

1/2 marathon - Hobble Creek 1:17:14 (8/08)

10K - Deseret News 10K - 35:02 (7/08)

Short-Term Running Goals:

PR 1/2 marathon AGAIN


Long-Term Running Goals:

Break 2:46 in Boston!

Personal:

I used to run for BYU, but only after trying out three times and finally walking on, so I was never a star. However, it was wonderful to run with great people and under Coach Shane. When you run with fast people, you can't help to improve! I graduated BYU in 1998, and didn't run a race until 2002, after having my second child. My hiatus and other crazy life commitments have made my competitive running suffer, but the last couple of years I have tried to get back into it the best I can. I have been married since 1996, to Paul Lowry, who is a runner himself. I have three boys (my three rascals), ages 12, 10, and 8.

After a great 2008 season, I was injured and eventually diagnosed and cross-diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis, a type of arthritis disease, which precludes running for all but the most stubborn.  So I am on medications, trying to stay healthy, and seeing my PT often.  And running!  Now beating the streets in Hong Kong.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
NB RC900 Black/yellow Lifetime Miles: 183.31
NB RC1300 Red/Black Lifetime Miles: 195.31
2012 MTR Lifetime Miles: 4035.70
890 Blue Lifetime Miles: 310.55
NB RC 1600 Lifetime Miles: 96.76
RC 1400 Lifetime Miles: 90.60
NB 890 Baby Blue Lifetime Miles: 233.26
NB 890 Electric Blue Lifetime Miles: 319.67
NB 890 Tokyo Turquoise Lifetime Miles: 163.54
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTrainer 1 MilesTrainer 2 MilesRacer MilesTotal Distance
9.050.000.003.000.000.000.0012.05

AM: 4.65 miles on the tm

PM: Got to Aberdeen track late.  I had been feeling nauseated all day, then at around 4:45 mickie threw up in our entrance, so I had to clean it up, then make dinner, then leave for my track workout.  Left a bit late, then waited a long time for a bus, so only got 2k warm up.  Stomach feeling bad so a part of me feels like I shouldn't have gone to the workout, but I knew I wouldn't run more that day without showing up, and this week is an important part of my training, so I showed up.  The workout is unusual for me: 6x 800m @ 3k pace, with 90 sec standing rest, then 3 x 200m.  I wanted 2:45 pace for the 800m, but I found doing them all a bit hard.  Splits were 2:47, 2:46, 2:44, 2:48 I felt worse in this fourth one, my stomach was so not happy.  I started into #5, but felt very vomitous.  I often say I should feel like I want to throw up at the end of a workout, but I guess I am a bit exaggerating because this is not a pleasant feeling.  I dropped out of #5 after 150m.  I joined back in for #6 and got 2:45.  Then for the 200m, I got 32, 33, 32.  There is a huge group of people all sprinting fast. These are the fastest 200m I have done since college.  It was great.  5k cool down.

That evening was the height of my sickness. Diarreaha and fever, tired, chills.  So glad to climb in bed, but quite nauseous. 

NewB 890 Green Miles: 4.00NewB 890 Orange Miles: 4.65NB RC1300 Red/Black Miles: 4.002012 MTR Miles: 28.20
Night Sleep Time: 0.00Nap Time: 0.00Total Sleep Time: 0.00Weight: 0.00
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