21 weeks
Miles:
1388
Average mpw:
71
Average mpw if I don’t count the weeks compromised by sickness:
77
# runs of 20 miles or more:
6
Highest weekly mileage:
88
# of PRs:
only 1 (10 miles), but that was a substantial one
Injuries/ailments:
- a cold at the start of December
- ankle sprain around New Year
- a severe cold in February
Various data points I can gather from my logs like the paces and HR on my runs show that I’m in better shape than before Dublin, and if everything goes to plan then maybe, just maybe, I could sneak under 3 hours. If not, then a new PR should still be possible, but I am well aware that Boston is generally not a course to go looking for PR; no need to point that out.
Anyway, I'm in Boston now. More of that later.
whooo hoooo you made it! welcome!
ReplyDeletehave a great race thomas!!
ReplyDeleteOnly 2 days, 3 hours, 39 minutes to go!
ReplyDeleteTake it easy with the Samuel Adams.
You can run the sub-3. Boston is a PB course. Deek ran his 2:07:51 there!
Keep those legs fresh and take in all that Boston Marathon has become. You will feel like a rock star.
ReplyDeleteI've run over 75 marathons and ultras. I only have one marathon medal hanging in my home. Boston 2004. The rest are in a drawer.
I wish you a good run! I will be tracking you and watching on television.
Enjoy the whole experience Thomas. You've worked hard and deserve success.
ReplyDeleteJohn
The work is certainly done. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteBoston's my PB and absolute favorite! See you for pasta tonite.
ReplyDeleteall sounds good. have fun.
ReplyDeleteI'll be running the Go! St. Louis marathon tomorrow. I expect you to finish Boston 2 hours faster then I do Go!
ReplyDeleteGood Luck!