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		<title>By: Zorro</title>
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		<description>Hello Ms. T,

I was trying to say that races are run just below your threshold to way above your threshold. A marathon is run just below your threshold (a heart rate a few beats per minute below your threshold), a half marathon at your threshold, or even just above, a 10k with your heart rate about four beats per minute above the threshold, and a 5k about eight beats a minute above the threshold. You were running at half marathon to 5k pace during the race, which was excellent: it&#039;s hard to run really hard right from the start unless you warm up extremely well, which we didn&#039;t, and unless you have recent 5k experience as it hurts so much to run that hard. To set your best possible time on a given day you really need to get used to running at that intensity.

Yes, you did great! Four months to the half and that new PR!</description>
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<p>I was trying to say that races are run just below your threshold to way above your threshold. A marathon is run just below your threshold (a heart rate a few beats per minute below your threshold), a half marathon at your threshold, or even just above, a 10k with your heart rate about four beats per minute above the threshold, and a 5k about eight beats a minute above the threshold. You were running at half marathon to 5k pace during the race, which was excellent: it&#8217;s hard to run really hard right from the start unless you warm up extremely well, which we didn&#8217;t, and unless you have recent 5k experience as it hurts so much to run that hard. To set your best possible time on a given day you really need to get used to running at that intensity.</p>
<p>Yes, you did great! Four months to the half and that new PR!</p>
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