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| Jim Coll | Eric Weil | Jamie Walker | Bill Thomas |
| Donna Sumrall | Ginny Dufrene | Keith Barrett | Deborah Barrett |
| Charley Morgan | Nestor Raul | Paula Thomas | Jerry Difatta |
| Dawn Smith | Bill Gasparrini | Kily Garcia | Neil Clark |
| Terry Lawhead | Audrey Jackson | Ben Hughes | Bo Henderson |
1. Jackie Whitfield  2. 40 year old male 3. A lot! 4. about 20-30 5. 5K = 21:00; 10K = 45:46; 1/2M = 1:38:00; M = 4:31:0 6. Vicksburg for Run Through History 7. Crescent City Classic 8. Lost 50 pounds since I started running 2 years ago. 9. Running 10. Got the flu 2 weeks before the Mardi Gras marathon, and wasn't able to reach my goal of under 4 hours 11. sub 21 minute 5K, sub 4 hour marathon 12. Fall Marathon 13. varies greatly depending on what I'm training for. 14. 12.5 miles 15. More races for those of us caught in the area between Pine Belt Pacers and Gulf Coast Running Club. My family and I are members of both, and we typically have to travel more than an hour to attend all but 2 races every year. | |||
| 1. Frank Barrett 2. 57 3. 300 (started running in July) 4. 8 5. 5K 31:47 Bobcat 5K 6. Magee 7. Labor Your Legs - My first race 8. Other fitness accomplishments: 9. Running, Biking 10. Making mistakes in my training that set me back 11. I've already achieved a new PR for 5K, I had hoped to run 1,000 miles and bike 1,000 miles but had to have surgery on 1/29 and I'm just getting back to running. 12. I would like to run a 1/2 this year. 13. 11 14. 8 miles 15. To encourage our young people to take up this great hobby | |||
| Becky Ryder 1. Becky Ryder 2. 63 3. For 2007 I ran 870 miles and walked about 300 4. 5 5. Best 5K was 26:42 6. Atlanta 7. Polar Bear 5K in Atlanta because I ran part of it with my 10 year old granddaughter and Labor your Legs because I got to watch Tate and Landry (grandsons) run the 1-mile 8. Lots of hiking in New Mexico, Pilates, yoga and weights. 9. Running---I started running about 40 years ago and it is a huge part of my life. 10. coping with recurring hamstring/piriformis problems 11. Stay healthy and complete the Deadwood, SD Half Marathon, run sub 27 for 5K and under an hour for 10K 12. Deadwood Half and Labor Your Legs 5K 13. 10-11 14. 6 15. Every Pacer to attend at least one social event, race or meeting. The more people who are involved, the better the club will be without the current "core group" reaching the dreaded burn-out. I really think that once a Pacer gets involved, they will be hooked (for awhile, at least). | |||
| Phillip Wedgeworth 1. Phillip Wedgeworth 2. 56, which is very young for an oak tree 3. 2545 4. 43 5. 5K-19.45, 10K 43.37 Survived a couple of marathons 6. Boston 7. Bobcat Run 8. Biking 9. Walking with my wife 10. none 11. Try to get over a foot problem 12. I never train hard. It is too much like work. 13. Slow 14. Ten miles 15. To enjoy life | |||
| Ed Wheeler 1. Ed Wheeler (Mr. Wonderful?) 2. 54 3. Maybe 300 4. I'll guess about 20 5. 5k was 21:22? 10K was 45:26? 6. 10 or 15 miles? 7. Last Chance To Run 8. Barely staying in shape 9. Most enjoyable fitness activity/event: Hooked on volleyball right now (much room to improve) 10. It's all good 11. Keep on keeping on (I hope) 12. Hard? It's all hard! 13. It's a well kept secret. 14. Several hundred yards 15. I wish I had studied harder in high school... | |||
| Donna Blair 1. Donna Blair 2. 62 in a couple of weeks 3. 80 some 4. 3 1/2 marathons 5. 6. Virginia Beach 7. The last one I ran. Walt Disney and Virginia Beach are great fitness 8. The 1/2 Marathons 9. Running and walking and biking 10. 1/2 marathon at Disney's World; we did the Hottest one on record 11. Improve distance and speed 12. Training for several rock and roll 1/2 marathons not sure which ones 13. 14 -15 min mile 14. 15miles 15. More participation from pacers in races and more races or fun runs on trace | |||
| Brett Cassell 1. Brett Cassell 2. 30 3. Not a lot. Maybe 50. 4. 1 5. 23:42 (5K) 6. 20 miles to Ellisville. 7. Band of Braves 5K (It was the only one I ran in) 8. I beat Jim Coll in basketball, but I'm not sure if you will call that much of an accomplishment 9. Pretty much any sport, but basketball is probably my favorite. 10. Turning my ankle playing basketball and not being able to run for a few weeks. 11. I would like to run a sub 20-minute 5K. I have a long way to go, but I think I can do it. Also, I may try to run a half-marathon if Dawn, Jim, and Jerry bug me enough. 12. I don't know of one in particular. 13. 7:30 to 8:00 miles. 14. 3 or 4 miles, but I have just started back running. Hopefully I can build up to more than that before too long. 15. To continue to grow and encourage each other to run. | |||
| Vicki Copeland 1. Vicki Copeland 2. 56 3. I don't keep up with it. In the last year, I've run some where between 15 and 25 miles per week. 4. 7 5. best 5K - don't know, but it was 23:something -- best 10K - 50:10 -- best half marathon - 1: 1:52 6. Philadelphia, PA 7. AT&T Austin Half Marathon 8. taking down a purse thief 9. running 10. none 11. continue adding to my list of half marathons in half the states 12. no certain one - just want to continue enjoying training with friends 13. 7:40 - 10:00 14. 8 miles 15. Wish for the Pacers:continue encouraging others to walk or run for fitness | |||
1. Andy Maxwell 2. 38 3. Really, who keeps up with that? 4. ALL 5. 5k 24:00 in my hometown Columbia (not Colombia) -- 10k 56:30 Crescent City Classic -- 1/2 Marathon 2:01 Frostbite in Starkville -- Marathon 4:31 St Jude's Memphis 6. Nashville, TN 7. The next one 8. none 9. watching Football 10. I'm too slow 11. to run without injury 12. I'm training now for the 2008 Hobble Then Gobble 13. 9:00 14. 22 miles 15. new members, new challenges met, and new wine uncorked! | |||
| Christy Turner 1. Christy Turner 2. 34 3. not many, been busy with other things 4. too few to mention 5. 5k 27:27 Run from Drugs in Ellisville, -- 10k 59:45 Crescent City Classic 6. New Orleans 7. CCC 8. being able to continue teaching SPIN, Cardio, & PILATES throughout my pregnancy 9. Running - and I miss it terribly! 10. having to take a break from running to keep my heart rate down while pregnant 11. to start running soon after the baby is born. 12. South Jones 5k (making this my first goal after the baby is here) 13. have no idea 14. don't have one 15. For each Pacer to try AT LEAST one social event this year they've not tried before. It is such a fun and enjoyable group to be with - if you try 1, you'll want to do another. My personal recommendation is a Track on Tap! | |||
| Renee Ford 1. Renee' 2. 51 3. 1300+ 4. 3 5. ? 6. 1000+ 7. Mercedes Marathon (My First) 8. ? 9. Training with my husband 10. Stress fracture, interruption of training for MCM 11. To get back with the program/run for fun/train with my husband 12. Mercedes Marathon in February 2009 13. 10 14. Varies 15. Healthy, Fit 2008 | |||
| Dow Ford 1. Dow 2. 56 3. 1300+ 4. 3 5. ? 6. Farth1000+ 7. Mercedes Marathon 8. ? 9. Training with my wife 10. None 11. To get my wife back with the program! (She wrote this.) 12. Mercedes Marathon in February 2009 13. 10 14. Varies 15. Healthy, Fit 2008 | |||
| Kelton Turner 1. Kelton Turner 2. 30 3. 200 4. 5 5. 5K Run For Love 21:23, -- 10k CCC 57:00 6. New Orleans 7. CCC 8. overcoming an achilles injury 9. Sleeping: a 200-pound person who sleeps seven hours will lose roughly 600 calories 10. slowing down because of an injury 11. Finding time to run more consistently with this busy new job 12. Looking forward to running at my Alma mater, the South Jones 5k with my wife and our new born child 13. 8:44 14. 10k 15. To continue to grow | |||
| Neil Solomon 1. Neil Solomon 2. 48 y/o 3. 20- 25 miles per week 4. 5k- 3, 10k -1 I have only been running since September 2007 5. Best 5k time 22:08 -- Best 10 k 45:24 6. Farthest distance to race Charlotte North Carolina with my daughter to run in the Foot Locker race. 8. Trying to get into bike riding as well, just got a trek 2.1 11. Running goals: break 22 in the 5 k 13. Training pace 7:40 to 8:20 pace for 3 to 5 mile runs respectively 14. Longest run is about 5 miles | |||
| Bo Henderson 1. Bo Henderson 2. 8 3. 6-8 Miles Per Week 4. 14 Total 3 5K's 11 one mile 5. 5K 30.35 South Central, 1 Mile 7.25 Run for Roses 6. Brandon MS 7. Okatoma Collins MS 8. PE at school 9. Running, have played baseball in the past I want to devote all my training this year to running. 10. To see 5K participants not watch the 1 mile race, and see the 1 mile participants not even be recognized. We all work hard to. 11. Hope to make it to some of the pacer events this summer and learn from some of the experienced pacer members tips that will make me better. 12. I just plan on running more 5K's this year than last. 13. 5K is 10 Minutes, 1 Mile I shoot for under 8 Minutes 14. 3.1 15. Don't forget about us young ones, I have met several at the local races that trains just as hard or harder than I do and runs very well. | |||
| Ray Henderson 1. Ray Henderson 2. 37 3. 16-20 Miles Per Week 4. 15 All 5K's 5. 19:44 Jingle Bell 5K 6. Brandon MS 7. Jones Junior College Bobcat 5K 8. Weightlifting 9. Running 10. None, been very positive it has helped me to lose 35 pounds back to my high school weight, I feel much better. 11. Continue to improve my speed for 5K, and may try the 5 miler this year on Thanksgiving. 12. Continue training for the 5K's 13. 7 -8 Minutes Per Mile 14. 5 Miles 15. I personally need to just get to know everyone better, attend more pacer events, my family and I life near Waynesboro which makes it hard to attend many of the events during the week. The club officers are doing a great job, we just hope to make more of the events this year. | |||
| Jim Coll 1. Jim Coll 2. 34 3. 1321 4. 5-10 5. 3:16 in the Mardi Gras Marathon; 1:29 at the Tri4God Triathlon 6. Philadelphia, PA 7. Crescent City Classic 8. 1467 miles on the bike, 23+ miles swimming, 71 weight workouts 9. Basketball League at Temple Baptist Church; Circle the Bald biking event in Georgia (and watching the Tour de Georgia) 10. Temporary loss of my willingness to compete / train to compete 11. Completion of Ironman Louisville 12. Ironman Louisville 13. 7-8 min./mile 14. 10-12 miles 15. More Pacers participate in current activities | |||
| Eric Weill 1. Eric Weill 2. almost 53 3. 500 4. 5 5. Brunswick (GA) Stewbilee 5-K, 22:50 6. 500 miles 7. Sidney Lanier Bridge Run 5-K (Nothing but Bridge) 8. 9. the above 5-K bridge run 10. None 11. for 2008, a 22:30 5-K 12. do this one night a week: meet at a restaurant/bar at 7pm, go running in same-speed groups, meet back at bar, consume beer and bacondoublecheeseburgers. laugh a lot. | |||
| Jamie Walker 1. Jamie Walker 2. 27 (for a few more days!) 3. on average, 4-6 at a time 4. 3 half marathons, 1 full marathon (1 more in a few weeks!) 5. Don't know, but I won a TINY 5k in Petal earlier this year.  6. to San Francisco 7. ING Georgia Marathon 8. Isn't this more than most people (outside of this club, I mean!)? 9. running, swimming 10. the difficulty of the MS Blues Marathon 11. to complete the Mardi Gras Marathon in a better time than the MS Blues Marathon; possibly run the Chicago Marathon 12. possibly the Chicago Marathon 13. approx. 11:00 14. Whatever I can find time for! 15. To continue to support each other and enjoy activities together | |||
| Bill Thomas 1. Bill 2. 42 3. I don't know 4. about 5 5. Best 10 K 51 min, did a 1/2M in 1:49 6. to Mobile 7. Favorite race: 8. Other fitness accomplishments: 9. Most enjoyable fitness activity/event: 10. My knee hurts now 3 weeks before my first marathon...I am worried 11. New Orleans Marathon...I was looking for <4h, now I will be happy to finish my first marathon 12. N.O. Marathon, then the Rock and Roll Marathon in San Antonio 13. between 8 and 1014. What is your current longest weekly run in miles? 18 15. More get togethers. | |||
| Donna Sumrall 1. Donna Sumrall....just plain Donna will be fine 2. About to enter my last year in the 40's....just got an AARP card in the mail just in case I wasn't feeling old enough. 3. I have no idea! I wrote it down once, but can't remember where I put it. 4. Around 19 5. Ran a half marathon in Nashville. No other real races I want to take credit for. 6. Nashville, TN for the Country Music Half Marathon 7. Got lots of them! William Carey College FCA 5K...talk about a bunch of encouraging volunteers! 8. Some days, just getting up is an accomplishment....but mostly being able to keep up with my kids is the only accomplishment that lasts. 9. Running of course, and Krav Maga training. Sometimes you feel like you just GOTTA hit something! 10. Almost 8 months without running in 2007 due to injuries and stuff....but I'm coming back with a vengeance! Just hang around at the finish line for about 20 minutes after you finish the race....you'll see me cross that line! 11. To get back to my time in 2006, and to run as many races as possible just cause they're so much fun. 12. The next one on the calendar of course! Oh, and the Sumrall FOG race - it's on my birthday and I'd really like to take home a win on that day. 13. Finally got it back to under 10 minutes after being off so long....Last time I clocked it I managed 9:15 a minute (but only for 2 miles). 14. Around 3 or 4....like I said, I haven't run in a while. 15. That all will experience the joy of running that they had during their favorite season. Life is short - let's live everyday to the fullest! | |||
| Ginny Dufrene 1. Ginny 2. 39 and holding 3. Run - 1287, Walk - 300, Bike - 329 4. 26 races - 16 - 5Ks, 3 - 10ks, 3 - marathons, and 4 - 2 mile races. 5. 5k- 23:43 Race for the Cure Thibodaux, LA, 10K - 49:07 Charity 10K Mobile, AL, Marathon - 3:59 Stennis, 2 mile - 15:04 Pacer Predicted time run 6. 2007 - Maine, Dublin - 2005 7. Great Lobster 10K this year 8. continue to do yoga, but not enough 9. running / yoga 10. 2007 - no running disappointments this year. 11. new PR in the 5K 12. spring and fall 5K's, and the Azalea Trail Run 10K, fall marathon 13. 8:30-10:00 14. this week 8, normally 10-12 and up. 15. great races for all of the pacers | |||
| Deborah Barrett 1. Deborah "Running Mouth" Barrett 2. 44; age in attitude & outlook = 25 3. OMG 4. don't know; I get them mixed up. The ones I run, the ones I watch and the ones I work! 5. 10K - 1hr 3 min & some change 6. To watch a race - San Diego -- To run a race - Houston 7. .Azalea Trail 8. Have really started working on my core this year 9. Love riding bikes! 10. Broke my toe this year - it is still not 100% 11. Increase my miles and stay healthy 12. Crescent City Classic 13. 10 minutes 14. 6 miles 15. To draw more members in to activities so we can continue to be vital | |||
| Keith Barrett 1. Keith Barrett (Da Bull) 2. 47 3. 1001 4. 15 5. 5K:19:28, 10K: 42:45 6. Boston 7. Country Music Marathon (tough but fun) 8. Manage to do a better job cross training 9. Low intensity bike ride 10. Got sick in Boston 11. Re-qualify for Boston and get a little faster 12. Lake Tahoe Marathon 13. 7-8 minutes 14. 15. Find a new webmaster | |||
| Charley Morgan 1. Charley Morgan 2. 31 3. 700 - 800 miles 4. 3 5. 21:26 - Band of the Braves 5K 4:11:57 - St. Jude Memphis Marathon 6. Memphis, TN 7. St. Jude Memphis Marathon 8. Just started running in 2007 9. running 10. ITBS before marathon 11. speed speed speed...to get faster 12. St. Jude Memphis Marathon 13. 9 minutes 14. currently only 6 15. To gain more members and have more races. | |||
| Nestor Raul Anzola 1. Nestor Raul Anzola, the fastest Colombian in Montague Blvd. 2. I am 43 years young! (I feel 33, but my wife says that I behave like 13!) 3. Between 600 and 700m 4. 25 in total including 2 marathons, 2 half marathons and a couple of 10Ks and 5Ks races 5. 5K: 21:07 in Ellisville (PR) -- 10K: 44:13 in the Crescent City Classic (PR) -- 2M: 13:28 in the 2nd Trace the Trace (PR) -- 5M: 36:38 in Hobble then Gobble (PR) -- Half Marathon: 1:46:14 in the Mardi Gras Marathon (PR) -- Marathon: 4:05:24 in the Gulf Coast Marathon (PR) 6. Washington, D.C. - Marine Corps Marathon 7. First Light Marathon Relay Competition at Mobile and Run Thu History (Vicksburg) 8. I was able to do a steady training. 2007 was a good year; I set PRs in all the running distances. 9. Just running and drinking lot of coffee 10. Biggest disappointment? Not being able to keep running in the last 2-4 miles in both marathons I participated (missing the 4 hours mark) 11. Keeping my times under 22 minutes in the 5K and 48 in the 10K runs. Of course, I would not get mad If I get a PR in any distance. 12. None... I don't like to train hard!! I just like to run at an easy comfortable pace. I just run hard in the first mile(s) of the races 13. Long run: 9:02-10:02 min/m -- Tempo run: 9:01-10:01 min/m -- Speed work: 9:00-10:00 min/m 14. I did 16m this weekend, but I prefer long runs between 8-10m 15. Continued growth, encourage new runners to join the club, and have fun and enjoy the races and times we get together. | |||
| Paula Thomas 1. Paula 2. 38 3. No idea 4. 3 in 2007 5. 5K: 20.30, 20K 46ish (a long time ago), Half M(1:51), Mar-4:17.00 6. 3 hours 7. Tokyo Marathon 8. Teaching spinning, yoga, and aerobics 9. Running 10. getting plantar fasciitis in October 11. to run the Mardi Gras marathon and Rock n Roll marathon in San Antonio 12. Rock n Roll 13. around 9 minutes/mile 14. 18 15. More fun events | |||
| Jerry Defatta 1. Jerry (JD) 2. 30 3. what? Probably around 1K 4. 10+- 5. 22:17, 1:54 (13.1M) 6. 90 miles 7. Labor your legs 8. Othlol, none 9. swimming 10. getting passed by Delbert Hosemann in the MS Blues Marathon on mile 12 11. < 22 minute 5K; <1:50 half marathon 12. 13. 8:30 / 9:00 14. 12 miles 15. Peace and Happiness | |||
| Dawn Smith 1. Dawn Smith 2. 35 3. Ran 1409 miles 4. 2 marathons - can't remember any others 5. Philadelphia Marathon - 4:06 6. Philadelphia, PA 7. Philadelphia because I PR'd there! 8. bringing my training pace down significantly and doing speed work on a consistent basis. 9. Halloween Run with the PBP 10. not breaking 4 hours in Philly 11. More PR's! I want to keep training hard like I am now and work to get better. 12. New Orleans later this month, and probably another marathon in the fall. 13. 8:30 - 9:00 14. 22 15. Keep growing as a club and keep working hard and having fun as runners. | |||
| Bill Gasparrini 1. Bill Gasparrini 2. 56 3. 55 miles per week lately 4. most gulf coast running club races 5. 5k: 19:39, Mayor's Cup, 41:59 10k, YMCA 6. Boston Marathon 2007 7. Ironman 8. Adventure race Masters win, Natchez 9. Urban adventure race, New Orleans 10. None 11. Maintain pace 12. Boston 2008 13. ten minutes, 7:40 speed work 14. 20 miles 15. keep it up | |||
| Aquilino "Kily" Garcia 1. Aquilino "Kily" Garcia 2. 34 3. Around 1700 4. 7 5K, 3 10K, 8 Marathons. 5. 22:30(5K), 46:15(10K), 3:58:00(M) 6. San Francisco Marathon 2007 7. Chicago Marathon 8. 50 States Marathon Club Member -- Marathon Maniacs Club Member 9. Pacers Relays Event, Track on Tap, Labor Day 5K 10. No able to complete 12 marathons in 12 months 11. Qualifying for Boston 2009 12. Boston 2009 13. 8 - 8:30 minutes 14. 20 miles 15. I would like them to be more involve with the club events | |||
| Terry Lawhead 1. Terry Lawhead 2. 41 3. 2,111 4. 12 5. 5K-18:04;10K-38:15; 1/2 Marathon-1:26:34; Marathon-3:15:50. 6. Boston, MA; Portland, OR 7. Houston Marathon 8. Never hit by a car when running. 9. Running 10. 3:32:53 at Boston 11. Cut 15 minutes off Boston this year. 12. Boston 13. Averaged 7:23 pace for all runs in '07. 14. 22 miles 15. Have fun! | |||
| Audrey Jackson 1. Audrey 2. 46 until tomorrow 3. More than Charles 4. I don't keep track, mostly 5k's 5. 23 min for 5K, 48:20 10K 6. Germany visiting cousins 7. Oktoberfest 3 mile in Baton Rouge 8. I enjoy softball, racquetball, biking, but would not consider those "accomplishments". 9. Gardening is still my favorite fitness activity, but I am unable to spend as much time as I would like 10. Biggest training disappointment has been my struggle with longer runs, but this is getting better. 11. Remain injury free and run my first half marathon. 12. The half marathon in New Orleans this month, followed by the 20K in Laurel the next weekend. After that, I plan on doing mostly 5K's in the summer and working on speed. 13. Long stuff between 8:30 and 9:00, shorter stuff, well it just depends on the distance and terrain. 14. Today will be my longest run until I run in New Orleans, 11 miles. 15. More involvement of members in club activates. | |||
| Neil Clark 1. Neil Clark 2. 55 3. Usually 10-12 miles per week unless I'm training for a race 4. Somewhere around 30-40 I'm not sure 5. 6. Washington DC 7. Marine Corps Marathon, Crescent City Classic 10K, Joe Cain 5K (Mobile) 8. Other fitness accomplishments: 9. Most enjoyable fitness activity/event: 10. I'm on the road a lot traveling for work and have trouble staying consistent with my running. 11. Running/racing goals for 2008: 12. Mardi Gras ½ Marathon 13. 10min/mile on regular runs, even slower on long run days. 14. 22 last week. That's with a 14 mile long run yesterday. 15. I am not interested in getting faster or winning races. I run for fun and fitness. I'd like to find others who use the run/walk training method (i.e. Jeff Galloway, www.runinjuryfree.com , etc.). I've been doing this for a couple of years now and even though it might not be considered true running by some, it sure has helped me get over injuries and allows me to run farther and enjoy running more. | |||
| Ben Hughes 1. Ben Hughes (zeusrun) 2. 40 (soon to be 41. But, it is just a number. It only means what you want it to mean. I was not a math major, so I do not care what "X" equals!) 3. 700(estimated) 4. 7 ( 3x 5k's and 4 triathlons) 5. As close to the beach as possible. As soon as possible! / Gulf Coast 1/2 Ironman; 5:27 (1st 1/2 ironman) 6. 1) to compete, Atlanta, Bud Light U.S. Triathlon 2) to officiate, Minneapolis, MN., Lifetime Fitness Triathlon 7. Memphis In May Triathlon; if you have been there, then you know! 8. 20 years of racing triathlons ( and over 200 races completed, and counting!) 9. Group rides and runs: friendship and pushing each other to go harder, longer, faster 10. torn Achilles tendon on SuperBowl Sunday of 2005.(no running in 2005, no racing in 2005 and 2006) 11. stay healthy, complete 6-8 triathlons, a few half marathons, and several 5k and 10k races. share the joy of a healthy, active lifestyle with others, continue to HAVE FUN!!! 15. Growth, strength, success, and speed. | |||
| 1. Name: Running Bear 2. Age: ~>Dirt+1, he got married the day Keith Barrett was born (but will accept absolutely no responsibility) 3. Miles run/walked: 1839 BEU* in 2007 4. Number of races completed: Nada, none, zip 5. Best race location and time: Winter Sun 9:00 am 6. Farthermost distance traveled for a race: 1,500 miles Winter Sun 10K in Moab UT. DNS 7. Favorite race: Mississippi Trail 50 - It's an experience, not just a race 8. Other fitness accomplishments: Lived thru 2007 9. Most enjoyable fitness activity/event: Biking in Moab UT 10. Biggest running/training disappointment: Tie between being told I needed a hernia repair, being told to quit running, and wrecking on my mountain bile so hard it took 3 months to recover. 11. Running/racing goals for 2008: What a cruel question! 12. Wish for the Pacers: Find a smarter, more mature web master (*- Bear equivalent units) | |||
