Race4MS update 2011
Happy New Year, with the new year comes new challenges. Tomorrow I am Tagging along with a friend of mine who is running 40 days in a row including 4 Marathons On the Vamcouver Marathon courses that have been each for a charity.
Tomorrow he is running the legendary Two Bridges Vancouver Marathon Course starting at 6am going over the Lions Gate Bridge to the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge finishing 42 km in downtown Vancouver near BC Place. Here is the link to his blog
40Running Project
Tomorrows Charity is The MS Society.
I will be Running the North Van section with him from And displaying my Race4MS colors. You might see us on the low road around Lonsdale between 8:30 and 9:30 am.
Spare a thought tomorrow to hope for a good running
Ray
Race4MS
I am a Marathoner, Runner, Swimmer, Biker, and Ironman. I am also an MS Patient. I often put long thoughts that occur to me on Facebook, I think I would like to share these thoughts with everyone else too :)
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Friday, January 14, 2011
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Statement of Intent
Dear Reader, (Well of mental support...)
time to get serious...
Plan for 2011 has to get in gear, and my goal for 2011 is the ultimate in Marathon goals for an age group runner.
I will qualify for the Boston Marathon in October 2011.
How am I going to do this? Well that I am not sure about.....
I have to date run 5 Marathons, (Not including one during Ironman Canada a couple months ago); My fastest Marathon so far is 3:52:24, translating to a 5:30 minute km for the whole run, I did this at the BMO Vancouver Marathon in 2009 at 30 years old. My fastest 10k to date is in the Vancouver Sun-Run finishing in a time of 47 minutes and 24 seconds, translating into 4:44 per km, and it felt like an easy run...
It is because of these performances that I am sure I can do this. My qualifying time for the Boston Marathon is 3:10:00, this translates to a 4:30 minute km for 42.2 kilometers, or 14 seconds per kilometer faster than my fasest 10 k, self trained with with two months of speed work, and a marathon distance build.
I am putting this out there for my sake as much as anyone that reads. I believe that saying your intentions is the way to completing them, and this is my Statement:
On October 9th 2011, I will run a marathon in under 3:10:59, to qualify for the Boston Marathon at 33 Years old.
Ray Miller
Race4MS - Running for my life-Race4Boston
To be continued.....
time to get serious...
Plan for 2011 has to get in gear, and my goal for 2011 is the ultimate in Marathon goals for an age group runner.
I will qualify for the Boston Marathon in October 2011.
How am I going to do this? Well that I am not sure about.....
I have to date run 5 Marathons, (Not including one during Ironman Canada a couple months ago); My fastest Marathon so far is 3:52:24, translating to a 5:30 minute km for the whole run, I did this at the BMO Vancouver Marathon in 2009 at 30 years old. My fastest 10k to date is in the Vancouver Sun-Run finishing in a time of 47 minutes and 24 seconds, translating into 4:44 per km, and it felt like an easy run...
It is because of these performances that I am sure I can do this. My qualifying time for the Boston Marathon is 3:10:00, this translates to a 4:30 minute km for 42.2 kilometers, or 14 seconds per kilometer faster than my fasest 10 k, self trained with with two months of speed work, and a marathon distance build.
I am putting this out there for my sake as much as anyone that reads. I believe that saying your intentions is the way to completing them, and this is my Statement:
On October 9th 2011, I will run a marathon in under 3:10:59, to qualify for the Boston Marathon at 33 Years old.
Ray Miller
Race4MS - Running for my life-Race4Boston
To be continued.....
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