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
10.50

WASATCH TRAIL RUN SERIES (CORNER CANYON)

2.25 mi warm-up / 8.3 mi race (including .4 extra miles going off course--all uphill of course). Ended up tied for 6th (?) place.

Why I thought this was a good idea after El Vaquero Loco on Saturday is still a mystery. Felt great for the first 2.5 uphill miles, then final mile or so still climbing wiped me out. Tired legs kicked in and I started to unravel. Downhill wasn't much of a relief struggling to keep a good pace going. Guy in front of me wasn't going to be caught and I had a good gap on the guy behind me so I decided to figbt just to hold my position. Coming down Clarks at a pretty good clip took a wrong turn and headed quarter mile back up the trail. I saw the error of my ways about the same time one of the lead guys was on his way down having also taken the wrong turn.

I latched on to him and we ran a fast 2 miles downhill to the finish passing one runner who had passed me on the extra distance--no harm done just a lousy time. 

Post race fell into a crazy dilusional slump. Dizzy, slurring my words, seeing spots...what the heck!? Feeling a little better since but wow.

On a positive note the view from high up corner canyon of the sunsetting, smoke filled sky was exceptional. 

Brooks Launch Miles: 10.50
Comments
From Jake K on Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 08:29:53 from 67.177.11.154

That kind of fatigue is to be expected after a hard 50K a few days before. Hope you're feeling better now.

We were semi-joking the other night about how the prettiest sunsets are often correlated w/ fire/pollution.

From Tom K on Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 09:26:53 from 174.58.4.250

Glad you are feeling better. Going .4 miles off course in a hilly race makes a big difference. Good job on finishing the run.

From Kendall on Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 11:03:25 from 208.187.252.10

Thanks guys. All good this morning (after a sausage, egg biscuit). About 7 lbs down but climbing (eating) my way back up.

From Jake K on Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 11:05:21 from 67.177.11.154

Down 7? Wow. You need a sausage-sausage-saugage bacon McEgg-egg-egg biscuit. Wrapped inside a waffle :-)

From Neasts on Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 14:17:53 from 206.81.151.82

I can't believe you did this after your tough 50K, what, 4 days prior? I've had that happen to me after races twice, and one of the times I had my husband's blood glucose monitor nearby so I tested my blood sugar, which was under 40. Eat food, sir!

From Kendall on Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 14:25:54 from 208.187.252.10

I honestly felt like I was on some hallucinogenic drug. Repeat after me "Food is good," "food is our friend."

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