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Location:

Provo,UT,USA

Member Since:

Aug 02, 1999

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

I ran the Top of Utah Marathon in 4:43 after having my third child the year before. 5 K in 24:19, 10 K in 53 minutes pregnant. Survived personal training from my lovable but slightly overbearing husband Sasha for more than 8 years!!

Short-Term Running Goals:

Break 23:45 in the 5k.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Stay thin and full of energy.

Not be an embarassment to my family full of world class athletes.

Personal:

Madly in love with Sasha. We have been married since 1996 and have been blessed with seven of the most adorable and talented children : Benjamin, Jennifer, Julia, and Joseph, Jacob, William and Stephen.

All of our children have run in at least one race, including Jacob and William who did it inside the womb. I enjoy various non-running activities such as: baking, sewing, playing organ, piano and flute, painting, and playing with our  vivacious children.

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Nice easy run...but not too easy. I tried to keep my spilts within the 2:28-2:30ish range. I had another blood sugar crash today. Not sure why it's happening.  I need to really make sure and have some food on my runs I guess but this shouldn't be happening in a normal training run.

Comments
From Lulu on Tue, Sep 18, 2007 at 11:36:44

Sorry to hear about the BS crash. This may be inappropriate as I don't know how old your kids are, but are you still breast feeding? That takes a lot of calories and energy. Make sure you are eating enough and your body isn't in "starvation mode." Also, if you are running in the morning before breakfast, your body is hungry from burning calories all night. I almost always have to eat a couple hundred calories before I run. I hope you get some resolution.

From crumpyb1 on Tue, Sep 18, 2007 at 21:27:43

It was wonderful to hear from you today! I forgot to ask how Jenny's teeth are doing? Were you able to find a washing machine?

It's weird. I use to think I would throw up if I ate before I ran. The one year I ran track (Seventh grade), I ate a skittle right before my race. I put it in my mouth before the voice in my head said, "Wait! You'll throw-up!" I was quite nervous that I was going to be sick during and after my mile race. I think it was that night or even the next day when I realized I hadn't thrown-up. However, I still avoided eating before I ran. The summer before my freshman year of college, I would roll out of bed, run two miles as fast as I could--without warming-up and stretch a little after and then eat breakfast. It wasn't until the first year I was married that if I ate a small amount, I wouldn't throw up. These days I eat two breakfasts. A small one at 6:30/6:45 and then another more normal size about 9/9:30. I don't know how my story of breakfasts will help you, but that's what I do.

Do I need to go to a Health Food store to pick up the kind of oats you eat for breakfast in the morning? I'd like to try them.

I hope you have had a wonderful day.

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