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Tackling Another Early Thursday Morning Speed Run

ByTim Nolte
Distance: 3.2 miles, Time: 33:16, Pace: 10:24 min/mile | Hudsonville - Stride Repeats / Picture of me early in the morning in our neighborhood, street lights in the background.

My training for the is progressing. My speed intervals were a rollercoaster of places, and my rests turned into more walking than I would have liked. It’s been a busy week with a lot less sleep than I really have needed. All in all I got the run done so that’s what counts.

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