Posted by Pete Laurina on February 10th, 2010 |
0 commentsI know it’s been a while since I posted anything. My last post ironically was about a half marathon I ran more in a last minute kind of decision (registered <2 weeks before the race and didn’t really train specifically for it). Now I’m posting about my first marathon experience. I knew this marathon was coming up, but I still didn’t train specifically for it. I trained knowing I would be doing it, but with my long term goals as #1 instead of my performance at the marathon as being #1.
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Posted by Pete Laurina on November 9th, 2009 |
0 commentsToday I pulled the trigger and registered for the Atlantic City Half Marathon. It’s this coming Sunday and I figured since I’ll be in Jersey for get together with some old college friends I might as well sign up for a race while I’m there.
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Posted by Pete Laurina on October 27th, 2009 |
0 commentsSunday was my first 5k race I’ve done since high school. With my old PR being 18:17 from back then I didn’t expect anything like that this time. The race was the Marine Corps Memorial 5k in Golden, CO. It was more of a 5k-ish race, just under 3 miles, so my time of 23:37 is even less impressive because of that.
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Posted by Pete Laurina on October 27th, 2009 |
0 commentsI finally pulled the trigger and bought the Garmin FR 305. I’d have loved to get teh 310XT, but since it’s double the price I just couldn’t pull that trigger. The 305 is awesome though, I’m just working on figuring out which sites to use to upload my data to. There’s so many to choose and each have different features, but nothing has it all.
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Posted by Pete Laurina on October 20th, 2009 |
0 commentsI’ve started to get back into training again after some time ‘off’. At this point I feel like I haven’t done enough that week if all I do is 15 miles of running, 50miles of biking and a mile or two of swimming. It’s funny to think that my ‘lazy’ week has become excessive for most people in the world, I never intended that but it just kind of became that way.
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