Kendall

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Location:

Orem,Ut,

Member Since:

Apr 29, 2012

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

31 Ultra Finishes

Personal Records:
100 M:  17:52*   Pony Express (2011)
100K:   11:06     Antelope Island (2010) (faster 100k on PET 100)
50 M:    7:23      Pony Express 50 (2013)
26.2:     3:00:03  Big Cottonwood Marathon (Sept 2013)
13.1:     1:27:22 St. George (Jan. 2014)
* Top 100, 100-Mile Times (2011) (#80), UltraRunning Magazine Year in Review
Race Director: Thanksgiving Point Half Marathon

Short-Term Running Goals:

Attempting the Rocky Mountain Slam:

  • Bighorn 100 (June) 
  • Hardrock 100 (July)
  • Wasatch 100 (Sept)
  • The Bear 100 (Sept)

Long-Term Running Goals:

Goals:

  • Rocky Mountain Slam
  • FINISH Hardrock (wasn't pretty but got a finish)
  • Wasatch < 25 hrs.

 

Personal:

6 Awesome Kids

Thanksgiving Point: Director of Food Services & Retail / Race Director Thanksgiving Point Half Marathon

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Brooks Cascadia 7 (1) Lifetime Miles: 571.21
Brooks Cascadia 7 (2) Lifetime Miles: 489.01
Other (Old) Lifetime Miles: 45.00
Brooks Cascadia 7 (3) Lifetime Miles: 658.26
Brooks Cascadia 7 (4) Lifetime Miles: 561.85
PureFlow 2 Lifetime Miles: 374.50
Brooks Cascadia 7 (5) Lifetime Miles: 394.01
Brooks Launch Lifetime Miles: 389.42
Brooks Pure Grit 2 Lifetime Miles: 241.21
Cascadia 8 (red) Lifetime Miles: 232.99
Cascadia 8 (Black) Lifetime Miles: 325.96
Cascadia 8 (Black II) Lifetime Miles: 339.05
Brooks Glycerin 11 Lifetime Miles: 342.90
New Balance 1400 Lifetime Miles: 175.77
Brooks Cascadia 9 Yellow & Red (1) Lifetime Miles: 421.20
Altra One2 (squared) Lifetime Miles: 6.00
Brooks Pure Flow (red) Lifetime Miles: 188.97
Lone Peak 2 (prototype-yellow) Lifetime Miles: 29.80
Brooks Cascadia (9) Black/Red Lifetime Miles: 231.10
Brooks Pure Flow 2 (red) Lifetime Miles: 78.10
Brooks Cascadia (9) Black/Red II Lifetime Miles: 342.06
Pure Grit 3 (Red) Lifetime Miles: 235.36
Total Distance
100.00

Bear 100 (28:46)

Brooks Cascadia (9) Black/Red II Miles: 100.00
Comments
From Kendall on Mon, Oct 06, 2014 at 05:58:47 from 208.187.252.62

Ha!...thanks Tom. That's right, the Bear completed my bid for the Rocky Mountain Slam. Beyond just an incredible experience in some of the most amazing backcountry locations, I learned a lot about what I'm capable of in terms of the 100 mile distance. I realize I'm not built for the back-to-back 100's (at least competitively--at my level). I can finish them but prefer doing them WELL! My body was tired. In the future, I'll most likely pull back to one maybe two hundreds per year, focus on one big race with a sprinkling of 50's and 50K's.

From Tom K on Mon, Oct 06, 2014 at 08:41:10 from 68.56.238.126

It is an incredible accomplishment! You should post this as a race report.

I don’t know how you do it, man.

Rocky Mountain Slam – Something that interests me (if only from a fan’s perspective). How many people, in total, completed all 4 races?

From Tom K on Mon, Oct 06, 2014 at 10:28:34 from 68.56.238.126

Winner of the "Words Per Mile Ran" Race Report contest.

Seriously, this is the last one, right? You did it? You finished all 4!

From Kendall on Thu, Oct 09, 2014 at 09:46:09 from 208.187.252.62

Hey Tom. 3 of us completed the slam. All local Utah guys. Not a particularly competitive group but fortunate to stay healthy and complete all of those--two of which were 3 wks apart. Enjoying gearing down and just having fun at the moment. Interesting how more racing = fewer miles. My yearly miles are 400 off last year's pace with 3 more 100's. Taper going into race, recovery after race. I miss just going out and having fun. Going to enjoy the off-season perhaps with a small one here or there.

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