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Hi all, Race number 25 was Grete’s Gallop Half Marathon.  This race is part of Norway Day and honors the greatest New York City marathoner of all time:  Grete Waitz, who has won it an incredible 9 times!! Goals:  to run between water stations and to run at marathon goal pace

Hi all, Race number 20 was the Race for Central Park.  We ran the middle loop counter-clockwise, finishing on the 72^nd Street Transverse. Goals:  to run between water stations and to run at 9:30 pace (it was already 78

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Race number 17 was the NYRR 50^th Anniversary Run.  We ran the lower 5-mile loop counter-clockwise, starting and finishing at Tavern on the Green.

Hi all, Race number 16 was the Japan Day 4-Mile Run.  We ran the middle loop, starting and finishing on the 102^nd Street Transverse. Goals:  to run between the water stations and to finish in under 36.   

Hi all, Race number 10 (8^th 2009 marathon-qualifying race) was the adidas Run for the Parks 4-miler.  We started just south of the 72^nd Street Transverse and ran the middle loop, finishing on the Transverse itself.  This race started the new corral system, for which all runners are seeded based on previous races.  I’m in the 4^th

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Hi all, Race 29 was the 18-Mile Tune-Up. We ran three counterclockwise loops of Central Park, starting on the East Drive at the 102nd Street Transverse and finishing on the 102nd Street Transverse.

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Race 25 was the fifth and final Media Challenge of the year. We run 3.5 miles – twice counter-clockwise around the lower loop in Central Park and then some.