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About Me
- Streaker
- Retired from the Army in 1984 and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in 2005. Current age: 82. Began running in 1961 and racing in 1983. Completed over 1,350 races, to include 101 marathons or ultra-marathons and 106 half marathons. My normal running place is Huntsville State Park. I am a STREAKER, meaning that I run every day. Member of the U.S. Running Streak Association, Seven Hills Running Club in Huntsville, Texas, Lufkin Area Pace Setters (LAPS) and Team RWB. Author of the book, How to Put on a Road Race.
Running Streaks
- 5/11/2021 - Present
- 10/19/2009 - 4/28/2021 (4, 210 days)
- 12/28/2002 - 10/14/2009 (2,483 days)
- 12/30/1997 - 12/14/2002 (1,811 days)
- 1/1/1992 - 8/22/1993 (600 days)
Race Streaks
- Polish Pickle 5K - 27
- Stu's Country Mile 5K - 27
- Run Thru The Woods 5 Miler - 22
- Huntsville Half or Quarter Marathon - 10
PR's
- 1 Mile 6:54 (6/87)
- 5K 23:45 (5/87)
- 4 Miles 36:36 (7/84)
- 8K 40:46 (9/87)
- 5 Miles 41:42 (12/87)
- 10 Miles 1:25:16 (10/88)
- 10K 49:49 (11/87)
- 20K 1:46:25 (10/88)
- Half Marathon 1:56:18 (10/88)
- 25K 2:31:00 (11/95)
- Marathon 4:23:07 (1/93)
- 50K 6:33:25 (12/99)
- 50 Miles 15:16:27 (2/11)
Blog Archive
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2009
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February
(26)
- Sweetheart 5K
- Glow 5K
- Quiet Afternoon at the Park
- Wednesday 5K
- 2.9 on the Roads
- Sluggish Monday
- Weekend Off
- Crowd at the Park
- 5K Trail Run
- Darn Big Toe
- New Race in Town
- Bad Trip
- Track Run
- Surfside Beach Marathon
- Tapering
- City Hills
- Quiet at the Park
- Rainy Run
- Gran Torino
- Team Tommy 5K
- 3.5 at the Park
- Park Run
- 5K with Mary
- Ran Good
- Day Off
- Sunday in the Park
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February
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3 comments:
You need to change that header. I thought you had given up your streak!
Blogging everyday, it is hard to come up with a title for my entry. My blog must be terribly boring, anyway.
I enjoy seeing what you've been up to. Some days, in addition to noting what you ran, I would like to see some stories from your rich running history. I'm sure you could tell some awesome stories from years past.
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