Mile | Split |
1 | 7:49 |
2 | 7:26 |
3 | 7:04 |
4 | 7:15 |
5 | 7:16 |
6 | 7:00 |
7 | 7:01 |
8 | 7:29 |
9 | 7:17 |
10 | 7:14 |
11 | 7:04 |
12 | 7:08 |
13 | 7:08 |
14 | 7:15 |
15 | 7:00 |
16 | 6:59 |
17 | 7:16 |
18 | 6:39 |
Average | 7:11 |
Total | 2:09 |
Sunday, March 25, 2012
C and O Canal
Mary dropped me off at the foot of the Key Bridge in Georgetown this morning. From there I followed the C and O Canal towpath for 18 miles past Great Falls to the Pennyfield Lock. The towpath follows the Potomac River, is pancake flat, and has mile markers - ideal for Grandma's training. It was cool and overcast, and even though the water fountains along the path weren't working, I felt good. In fact, a little too good out of the gate. I had to force myself to slow down after quick miles 6 and 7. I started feeling the pace and the fluid loss during the last half hour (foggy brain and dead legs), so I was really glad to come around the final bend and see Mary sitting outside the lock house. Now I have no plans to leave the couch for the rest of the afternoon. March madness was created for this very purpose.
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Dang Paul. Nice run. Splits looking good. Great last mile. You must have been feelin' the goodness.
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