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2 mile warm up then workout on the indoor track. We ran 1 mile at 5K date pace, 3 laps at 3K pace and 2 laps at mile pace with 5 minutes rest between. The mile was definitely the worst one. I felt really tight, sore and never got the rhythm. I was trying to hit 5:15 but was slow and ran 5:18. I felt frustrated but tried to refocus for the next part. The 3 laps felt a little better. I ran 62's and finished in 3:06 (about 9:45 pace). I was dreading the last one but it was actually the best of the workout. We got to wear spikes and it felt awesome to open up and go. I ran 58 first lap and 57 last lap (about 4:50 pace). That made the workout feel more successful. I ran laps on the indoor until I was at 6 miles then ran 5 more on the treadmill. 

Between classes, I ran 4.5 on the treadmill. I am feeling better about this morning's workout. I was bummed I couldn't hit the 5K pace but I did well overall and not every day is perfect. 

Comments
From emruns on Thu, Feb 04, 2016 at 16:43:21 from 67.2.15.100

With higher mileage, it takes longer to warm into a workout. I think the rest of your workout just shows that your body wasn't all the way warmed up yet. Plus, you were only three seconds off. No biggie. You ended super fast, so your fitness is right there.

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