Part of my ability to start cranking out the mileage is that I quit my job this week! I am no longer employed at Canyon Sports. It ended amiably and I will miss the shop but I am working on starting my own company here in the next few months. In the meantime, I am teaching adjunct at Utah Valley University.
March was crazy trying to balance everything but I got through it and I'm feeling great about the future. I did manage to run 220 solid miles of almost entirely trail and barefoot running at an increased intensity during the month. I will be moving back to Utah County here at the end of April and am very excited about this next phase of life!
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thinerSo all this time you've been my neighbor but never my running buddy! I can understand that now. You're about ten times faster than I am. I was also at the Buffalo Run. I put stickers on bibs at the point at Elephant Head. Then I spent the rest of the day recording numbers at the aid station. It was my first ultra and a pretty cool experience. I still wonder about spending that much time running... I talked with Carl Meltzer who was also volunteering at Elephant Head for a while. That was cool. Anyway, now I know how to keep in touch after you move. I've got your blog!
Hey Brother. Its been a while. I haven't checked your blog forever. We need to chat. I want to hear about this new adventure. I still want to get My thing going sometime. Maybe when I get excited again about it. I do have some things to run by you though. Email me yardley.kyle@gmail.com (new email) I dont have yours.
WOW! I have never try to run barefooted. Maybe one day I will. Thank you for the motivation.
I'm working on barefoot running this spring too. Just got my vibrams in today - have been running without soles in my Cascadias and it feels great. Been mostly treadmill barefoot for winter.
See you out on the Utah County trails.
www.timptrails.blogspot.com
Thayne
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