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Location:

Washington,UT,United States

Member Since:

Jan 20, 2018

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Highschool Champ

Running Accomplishments:

3 mile

-16:10  11th grade @ Hurricane Invite

3200m

-10:07   11th grade @ DeezHills

Mile

-4:46 Mile 9th grade @ Pine View

Half Marathon

-01:19:05 10th Grade @Dogtown

Short-Term Running Goals:

Sacrifice the weakness I have now for the strengths that lie ahead.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Compete in marathons!

Personal:

"The master has failed more times than the beginner has ever tried" 

-Confucius

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AM-- well this was probably the most epic run ever. I shall tell thee the tale of my travels

Nathan and I met up at Shinobe Kaibe trailhead and began our journey from there. We ran out of the neighborhood and on to S washington fields road headed south. Then, we hung a left up the ol damn road and took that for a ways. At some point we turned right and, after going through some houses, came up on some desert trails at the foot of the giant hills. We then proceeded to climb them for extra tough butts (the hills are the ones just north of the new southern parkway that goes through Warner Valley). At the top the view was superb. We could see Sand Hallow, Pine View High, Warner Valley, and a magnificient angle of Shinobe Kaibe. Afterwards ran along the top of the ridge and came down the northern end of them and out onto Dam Road once again. After some tricky navigation through junkyards and pure instinct we found ourselves in the middle of the trail known as none other than Roller Coasters. We ran back to the start, then to the end, and then back to the start. After another quick breather (for our buns were on fire as was our lungs) we completed a 10 min fast finish back to our cars parked at the trailhead.

So yeah, pretty dope I'd say.

10 mi 80 mins

Today I am grateful for the amazing taste of Gatorade after long runs

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