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Sunday Chatfield Near-Tempo Lap

On Sunday at Chatfield I decided to see what would happen if I didn't stop so much while running (i.e. for photos, etc.). Plus it was a dreary gray day, still with no spring foliage, and I've taken plenty of photos there already.

I ran a lap around Chatfield Reservoir and took five photos in 15 miles, a new minimum record I think. The last 8 miles I didn't stop except to fill my bottle. I counted roughly 165 strides per minute around mile 13. Breathing was a little labored, and I had to take a catch-up breath every so often.

So, here are 60% of my photos for the day:




Like I said, dreary and gray. Come back, sun!

Distance was 15.75 miles, time 2:27 (moving 2:23), elevation gain/loss 735 feet, avg. pace 9:20 (moving 9:06), and best pace 6:53.

For me, 9:00 miles for 2 1/2 hours is maybe a 75% to 80% effort run. The stomach was churning a little afterwards, but not as bad as at White Ranch last week. Also tough not stopping. Unfamiliar territory.
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