On Tuesday I went out for my first 'real' speed workout this training season. I hit a mile in a 7+/mi pace, then a 4-5K in the 8s and finished with another mile ~7.15/mi pace. If felt good during the run but on Wed started to have some muscle tightness in my right leg/hip. Of course I couldn't help but think of my hip and hope that I didn't make a bad choice. I decided to take the rest of the week off and not push it.
Today was our team run and we hit the course for part of it. I ran 14.5 miles and after taking most of the week off, I felt remarkably good. I finished the run at a good pace and it was a great day to be out there. Perhaps not quite beach weather, but that was the theme at one of the water stops today. Hopefully we won't have a beach day on April 18, but today was a good one.
Running in honor and support of Chris Davie and his family as Chris battles glioblastoma. Fundraising to support The Claudia Adams Barr Program for Innovative Cancer Research at Dana-Farber while training for my 7th Boston Marathon with DFMC. We have raised over $83,000 during my previous 6 years and aim to surpass $100,000 this year!
About Me
- chris
- My Goal: Run the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2019 with the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge. Raise $17,000 (or more!) where 100% of funds raised benefit the Claudia Adams Barr Program in Innovative Basic Cancer Research. I run in honor of my friend Chris Davie who is battling brain cancer. I also run in honor for my friend RJ and his continued cancer-free life, in memory of Heather Thomson, and for other family and friends who are or have battled cancer. Together we can help Dana-Farber Cancer Institute reach the ultimate finish line: a world without cancer
Barr Program Impact Statements
Barr Program Impact Statements
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