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	coffeebetsy - 10/2/2008 10:58 AM Mostly biking, because to be honest, it's a lot easier for me than swimming!
	coffeebetsy - 10/1/2008 7:36 PM Hi, Teri! I am a big fan of FIRST - it really works well for my lifestyle, and I think the cross training was good for me. I changed up the program slightly by changing the final 20 mile run to 18 - I thought 4 20 milers was plenty. And yes, I had trouble with the speed workouts at first, too. I struggled with them and got shin splints, so I dropped back the pace a bit and it got better. Good luck and have fun!
	Tom - 8/1/2008 12:32 PM Hi Teri. Well the Arizona-like temps have arrived, plus the additional pleasure of the humidity. I ran Bix 7 last week for the first time and really had a great time. You'll have to plan a trip back to Iowa around it some year. Last night I watched "Ultramarathon Man," about Dean Karnazes 50/50/50. It was so impressive, inspirational, and downright amazing how he could do that. Unfortunately it only showed one time, for one night in select theatres. But it will be back sometime and you'll want to watch it. Let's connect soon to get caught up on stuff. Running Portland?
	Tom - 6/25/2008 12:28 PM Wanted to publicly shout out "Way to go" about your race this weekend. Your time and PR are really impressive. BTW, you need to share your success with your friends and not keep your outstanding performance to yourself. Don't you think the reason for your success is because Iowa is such a great place to train and race? It's exciting to think of the possibilities for your next marathon. You gotta be thinking PR for 26.2 now! Congratulations, Teri!
	Christina - 6/8/2008 11:19 AM Good to see you this morning at Copper Creek. I'm so bummed that we didn't get to race. I was really excited for it. I'm online right now looking for a tri to do next weekend. There's one in Davenport. Wanna come? ;)
	adinkin - 6/1/2008 9:14 PM Teri, Thanks for the nice comment. D2D was bitter sweet for me. As a 1st timer, it was great just to be there. It was my first event longer than 10K. As for the run, I wanted to do better. I guess that makes a PR easier for next time? :) Did I just see you had a PR this year? Congratulations!
	Amy - 5/31/2008 6:45 PM Congrats on your PR! That is fantastic! I had something weird going on and got sick about mile 6 and had a hard time finishing. One of those days just to make it to the line. But nonetheless, happy to have the chance to be out there running.
	Tom - 5/31/2008 5:04 PM Hi Teri. Congratulations! Is that a PR for you on the DTD course? You must have run a very smart and strong race. No surprise. Your hard training is paying off. I ran pretty close to the shape I'm in, 1:44. It felt very manageable, but wish I had a little more speed. My tough hill was before Morningstar drive. Just didn't have much left thee. Let's trade notes soon. Recover well as you have your tri ad races coming up soon.
	Amy - 5/30/2008 10:39 AM Hi Teri, Good luck on your race tomorrow! I hope we have a chance to connect on the dam before the race!
	Amy - 5/20/2008 7:37 AM Everyone gets nervous at the swim - pretty natural. Just remember that anything goes for that distance - you can side stroke, breast stroke, doggy paddle - whatever - until you get into your groove.

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2007 New York City Marathon

11/6/2007

I wasn't sure what to expect heading into Sunday's race. Having run the Des Moines Marathon two weeks earlier, I knew my legs were likely not fully recovered but remained confident that I could run a similar time ...

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