I woke up this morning worried about keeping my streak alive. As the day went on, the fever went away and I took two Tylenols. Later this afternoon, I went into town to try to run at least one mile. I was actually feeling better than yesterday and went on to complete 3.1 miles. So far, the fever has not returned.
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About Me
- Streaker
- Retired from the Army in 1984 and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in 2005. Current age: 84. Began running in 1961 and racing in 1983. Completed over 1,500 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 the Fass Run Club in Conroe, 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 - 29
- Stu's Country Mile 5K - 29
- Texas 10 Series Conroe 10/5 Miler - 13
- Run Thru The Woods 5 Miler - 24
- Southern Star Brewery 5K - 11
Personal Records
- 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)
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- Do not know what happened to the fever
- Back to the park
- Run in town
- Change of weekend plans
- Split run
- Heart problem results
- Late Wednesday morning run
- Tuesday group night at the park
- Late afternoon run at the park
- Sunday Night 5K
- Spindle Tree 5K Park Run
- Park filling up for Easter weekend
- Fass Brewery 5K
- Caught in the rain
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2 comments:
good job Ken
Thanks, Marvin. I really appreciate the encouragement, especially from someone bravely fighting his own health battle.
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