Map of the 14.5km course
Met up with Biscuitman before the start, but we didn’t have a chance to do a warmup after dropping off my bag and making our way to the start. Too many people, just too complicated. We has a great start, pretty much on the front line.
The k markers were a little off, and no 10k that I saw which was a shame. My pace was pretty constant, I enjoyed the ups and downs on this course which added a bit of variety for the legs. Struggled a bit into the strong SW30/45 winds under the Windan down past the club, but for the rest the conditions were pretty good.
My footpod got this run about spot on, these are the splits:
Dist Elapsed Avg pace Split
1000 0:03:40.0 03:40.0 03:40.0
2000 0:07:16.0 03:38.0 03:36.0
3000 0:10:53.0 03:37.7 03:37.0
4000 0:14:31.0 03:37.7 03:38.0
5000 0:18:01.0 03:36.2 03:30.0
6000 0:21:31.0 03:35.2 03:30.0
7000 0:25:06.0 03:35.1 03:35.0
8000 0:28:28.0 03:33.5 03:22.0
9000 0:32:09.0 03:34.3 03:41.0
10000 0:35:47.0 03:34.7 03:38.0
11000 0:39:31.0 03:35.5 03:44.0
12000 0:43:08.0 03:35.7 03:37.0
13000 0:46:43.0 03:35.6 03:35.0
14000 0:50:05.0 03:34.6 03:22.0
14570 0:52:03.0 03:34.8 03:27.0
I had a bit of drama just as I went past the marathon club, to my horror the shoelace on my right foot had worked it's way loose. The Mizuno revolver laces don't grip well, and even though I had double tied, it still happened. I guess I need to tuck the ends in as well. I didn't stop and the show stayed on so all's well that ends well! I did have a bit of a debate, but I was really starting to surge ( last 3k in 10:20 ) and was pulling in places so I really didn't want to stop.
Thrilled to bits. Not a key race but a great confidence builder.
1 comment:
Wow!
Great run.
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