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Early morning run today. Some of us met at 6 to drive out to Magna for the LSD (long, slow distance) run of the week. Bill told us the first 5 miles were uphill, then it was rolly. And, there were some killer hills. I ran with Tomy for the first 5. That really helped me to push myself. I turned around 7 and ran back. My stomach was killing by this point, and I needed to throw up. I stopped for a minute at 9 and 10.5 to try and puke, but I never did. It was so hard to finish the run after that. My legs were tired, but my stomach hurt really bad and my chest was tight. Finally I finished with 14. My average pace was 8:14 (the fastest this week....) I am sore and tired now, but glad it is over. I did my crunches and push  ups at home.

Comments
From Travis on Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 15:46:55 from 67.41.167.246

You tried to puke? Man, I will never understand you extreme runners. I would have just waited until my stomach settled!

From Tomy on Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 16:37:58 from 75.169.14.131

Wow, that's tough. I hate it when my stomach flips out at me. But it's good that you still pushed to finish the run after your puking sesh.

From Sarah on Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 17:53:52 from 75.165.235.66

That run was absolutely killer. I hope you're feeling better!

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