Life Liberty and the Pursuit of a Shiny Gold Medal

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Location:

Cedar City,UT,

Member Since:

Apr 07, 2013

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

I ran in middle school.

I ran in high school.

I enjoy running.

I love my life.

And that's all that matters.

Short-Term Running Goals:

Go on a mission.

Avoid debt.

Run for fun.

Race for endorphins.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Marry a beautiful girl.

Have some kids.

Get a job that makes me happy.

Perfect the art of racing.

Give underprivledged kids a shot at life.

Love my life. 

Personal:

I am striving to be the best me I can be. For now, that means I'm going to college at BYU and attempting to walk on to their cross-country team for the fall. I am expecting to serve a mission following the end of the semester. My goal in life is to teach the deppressed how to geuninely smile, the anxious how to stand confident and courageous and the heartbroken and hopeless how to regain faith. The world would be a better place if more people learned how to love.

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AM - After a fast Sunday followed by a quick car ride up north, I ran the Provo Freedom Festival 5k. I started off with a 20 minute warm up where I thought I was running fast, and I felt good. Really though, I was jogging pretty slowly. 7:50. My legs had no gears. The race was pretty miserable. I got a decent start then backed off to try to find a reasonable pace. I just had nothing. I was passed by a girl at the mile and tried my best but kind of gave up the last mile because it just wasn't happening. It just was not happening. I ran over 18 minutes and wondered about my future as a runner. Then I remembered the carnage of Saturday that was followed immediately by 20 some odd hours of spiritual food deprivation. I regret nothing, but I don't blame that race on a lack of current ability. Regardless it kind of ruined my day.

PM - The day was pretty decent despite my somewhat melancholy, exhausted and reactionary mood. I finished up with 30 minutes on the Dike trail. The fireworks were consolling and I felt better. Hill sprints in the middle.

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