Here are mine -- I posted these a few weeks ago on Runner's World Online:
1. Staying healthy and fit is always #1, having been very overweight and on high blood pressure medication in the past.
2. Keep some balance in my training - even though I have tipped my workouts more toward running and less toward weight training, I want to keep my strength up as much as possible while this marathon "season" continues.
3. At least equal my Rocket City Marathon time (or come close) at the Mercedes Marathon in Birmingham. Okay, really, I'm going to try to beat it! [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
4. Try to get everything together to run Boston this year and maybe even attempt a
PR there!
5. A sub-3 marathon.
6. 1/2-Marathon - I'll probably only run one of these this year - I'd like to knock at least two minutes off my current
PR of 1:24:53.
7. 15K - We have two of these convenient to me, but one is the Sat. after Boston, so that one may be out. Both are very difficult courses. I'd like to crack 1 hour on the March 15K (Huff-n-Puff in Sheffield, AL), maybe even crack 59:00.
8. 10K - Definitely break 39:00, which I should have done in November at the Vulcan 10K in Birmingham. Get as close to 38:00 as I can. I'd like to get into the 37's.
9. 5K - These are my lowest priority races, and actually I have only run two since I started racing in Sept. 2004, and one of those immediately followed a 10K (45 minutes later!) so doesn't really count! [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] I definitely want to get the sub-19 5K and maybe sub 18:30, but I don't know how many attempts I will make.