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    • Kamikaze

      2255 Moves, 22 fans

      Male, 33 years, Cedar Hill, USA
      Circuit training, Crosstrainer, Cycling… (+6 more)

    • I am an avid runner and I cycle for X-training. I run 40-50 mi 64-80km a week and 100 mi/160km cycling. I do 6+ marathons a year, but I ran 10 marathons and one ultra-marathon in 2010. I have started some trail running and I would like to do more mountain trails. I have completed the "majors": New York (2007), Boston (2008), Berlin (2008), London (2010), and Chicago (2010). I would like to do Rome. Total races = 103. My Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1206870464&sk=wall

  • 44 Moves

  • 45:46 h

  • 336.5 km

  • 35771 kcal

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      • bradolwin

        2 weeks ago @ Move 26.5.2013

      • Suunto needs to fix this site, cannot reply to your reply. Now you know that runniing 50 miles on trails is hard but does not cause the kind of injuries you would get running pavement fo 50 miles. Trails are..more fun, beautiful and you have to watch where you are going. I would nto be running if I had to run pavement!

      • bradolwin

        3 weeks ago @ Move 26.5.2013

      • nice run Jim! I will try to make you a trail runner, anytime you are in the Denver area let me know.

      • Kamikaze

        2 weeks ago

      • I may try more trails, they certainly are easier on the legs.

      • slwiser

        6.6.2012 @ Kamikaze

      • I lost my copy of STM could you provide me a link for download. I need it on my new notebook. Thanks

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    • Run at Work

      15.12.2010

    • Running 0:54'58.8 Average heart rate 139 bpm, 9.51 km.
      15 December 2010 - Wednesday 1st Workout of the Day - PART 1 Bridge_L via Hardin #50.00555 = 8.93km 5.55mi 1,282kCal VO2=44 ml/kg/min CONDITIONS=Clear TEMP= 73.0 °F / 22.8 °C HUMIDITY= 42% PRESSURE= 29.56 in / 1001.0 hPa WIND= South 13.8 mph / 22.2 km/h / 6.2 m/s

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    • Kiest Park

      26.11.2010

    • Running 1:44'49.3 Average heart rate 126 bpm, 17.91 km.
      26 November 2010 - Friday Kiest Park via Kimballdale_1 Park Loop_Vantage #179.01004 = 16.16km 10.04mi 1,558kCal VO2= 66 ml/kg/min CONDITIONS=Clear TEMP= 48.9 °F / 9.4 °C HUMIDITY= 23% PRESSURE= 30.30 in / 1025.8 hPa WIND= NNW 9.2 mph / 14.8 km/h / 4.1 m/s

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    • Cycle to work

      23.11.2010

    • Cycling 1:24'58.1 Average heart rate 127 bpm, 40.44 km.
      23 November 2010 - Tuesday 1st Workout of the Day - PART 1 Cycle to AAFES & Home via Hill City #198.02513 = 40.44km 25.13mi 1,087kCal VO2= 49 ml/kg/min AM TEMP= 65.3 °F / 18.5 °C (Scattered Clouds) PM TEMP= 75.9 °F / 24.4 °C (Scattered Clouds) AM HUMIDITY= 94% PM HUMIDITY= 64% PRESSURE= 29.91 in / 1012.8 hPa AM WIND= Calm PM WIND= Calm

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    • Cardiac drift %

      29.11.2012, The_Ghost
      Running, Training

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