Recovering From Microfracture Surgery

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Location:

Manhattan,KS,

Member Since:

Sep 16, 2006

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Recover From Injury

Running Accomplishments:

400m = 55.7; 800m = 2:03; 1500m = 4:08; 1 Mile = 4:24; 2 Mile = 9:28; 5k = 15:26; 8k = 25:35; 10k = 32:12; 15k = 49:50; 10 Miles = 53:27; 1/2 M = 1:13:50 (during marathon); Marathon = 2:28:31

 


Post Microfracture Surgery:

 

5k = 17:25; 10k = 35:50; 10 Miles = 58:29

Short-Term Running Goals:

Masters USATF Cross Country National Championships 8k in St. Louis, MO! 

Maybe a marathon in 2013?

Long-Term Running Goals:

Enjoy running and racing at whatever level I am able to. Possibly run another marathon post Microfracture Surgery in under 3:00.

Personal:

I'm in the Army. I am married with four children (20/17/13/8 years old). Trying to return to previous running form after having microfracture knee surgery in July 2008.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Pegasus 29 A Lifetime Miles: 438.30
Brooks Launch A Lifetime Miles: 429.17
Adios Lifetime Miles: 118.88
Brooks Launch B Lifetime Miles: 206.30
Pegasus 29 B Lifetime Miles: 146.50
Race: Striders 30K (18.74 Miles) 01:57:25, Place overall: 6, Place in age division: 2
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTrainer 1 MilesTrainer 2 MilesRacer MilesTotal Distance
2.3218.740.000.000.000.000.0021.06

I was not too excited about today's race going into it. I have not been getting in themiles or consistency the last 4 weeks that I wanted to and was not expecting to do much for this race. I wanted to run it as I needed to get in a good quality long run before Ogden. I figured that anything under 2 hours would be good. I wanted to make sue I kept things at what felt like a long saturday tempo pace for at least the first 10 miles. I did this and felt pretty decent through about 8-9 miles and then had to start working after that. I was on my own from six miles until just before the finish. From mile 15-18 I waas really hurting and actually hoping someone would catch me so I could have someone to run with. Nate Pollard caught me with just under a mile to go and seemed to tuck in behind. He hung there all the way to the end. I tried to pick it up with about 400 to go but Nate just stuck on my heels and went by me with a sure with about 50 meters remaining. Overall I am happy with what turned out to be a decent day and a good MP training run. 

I have to mention that I was very impressed to see those that ran the Salt Lake Marathon last week come out and do so well today. Steve did an amazing job running 1:45 for 2nd overall!

 

My splits are below:

1
6:08
2
6:12
3
6:06
4
6:19
5
6:11
6
6:15
7
6:10
8
6:26
 9 6:24
10
6:09
11
6:11
12
6:08
13
6:18
14
6:17
15
6:27
16
6:22
17
6:28
18
6:26
18.74
4:20
Total
1:57:25

 

Again great job by all today! 

Comments
From wheakory on Sat, Apr 28, 2007 at 22:53:51

Ted you were very consistent on your splits nice race. This should make you feel good since you said that you haven't been putting the miles in. I hope I can accomplish the 6:30 splits in Ogden.

From James on Sun, Apr 29, 2007 at 17:52:20

Good job! I felt bad for you running all by yourself though. Cody, Bob, Nste, and I were all about a minute back for most of the race, and I am glad that I had the company. Way to hang in there on your own.

From Cody on Sun, Apr 29, 2007 at 18:50:04

Good run Ted! You did a great job holding to your game plan. You did great! You will be very strong in the marathon and will be close to 2:40-2:45 I figure. I am counting on race day magic to hang with you that day. Just give you some stiff competition and some rest, and you will open up a great race.

From ashman on Sun, Apr 29, 2007 at 22:05:16

Hey, thanks again for being there and think positively. You ran an awesome race not to long ago, faster than I ever did. You will do it again.

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