Hope everyone had a great July 4th. Our family has a tradition over the last 10 years of running the 4th of July 5K in our town. I knew the day would probably come when me daughter would beat me. It was either going to be my old age or her speed. Last year she won the overall women’s race out of 700 but it was a time that I had beaten before. I was coming off the NamesCon soccer game torn hamstring so I chalked it up to that. I was looking forward to this year and came in with pretty good conditioning. Not my best but pretty good. I figured if I could keep my pace under 6 minute miles I might be able to catch her. But the the heat set in.
Race time temps were mid 80s with 70 degree dewpoints. Temps that don’t agree with a man of my size and age. I figured I would try and keep it at 6:15 now. Then I did a 3 mile warmup. I then reset my goal to 6:20 pace. Now I was in trouble of being beat. My daughter is not effected by the heat like I am and she was wearing her American flag shorts. Shorts she only wears when she is ready to hit it hard. Evidently those colors do run. Now I am really in trouble. Off we went.
I kept her in site the first mile. 6:18 clicked on my watch. My heart rate was at 135 so I knew I was in a good place. The half way point came and it was time to turnaround and get a glance of what I was going to need to do to beat her. My daughter was in second place and I knew two things weren’t going to happen. One, she wasn’t going to catch the girl in front of her because that girls looked older and stronger. And two, I had zero chance of catching my daughter. The hard part of the course was coming up. A slight incline. A part where I usually fly past everyone that went out too hard, but something she was also prepared to do. My second mile was 6:26, a little slower than I wanted, but I felt ok. I was in a pretty good rhythm and my heart rate was under 150. I flew past everyone in my age group like they had a flat tire and gunned for my daughter.
I could see her in the distance and I calculated what I was going to need to do on the last mile to catch her. 5:35. And nope. No chance. I kept it steady, sprinted the last half mile and ended up with a 19:22. About 40 seconds behind but at a 6:15 overall pace. The girl winner ran around 17:10 which was a tough catch on a hot day. And it became official. I’m never going to be faster than my daughter ever again. And I’m cool with that. Because that may actually save me a few hundred thousand in college. And my pride is worth a lot less that. Enjoy the day Here are today’s names. Click for most recent price
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Domain of the Day: BeeFriendly.com Bee decline is a huge issue right now and bee friendly products are selling like hotcakes
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