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Thanks Rob! However, it was the strangest race I have ever run. Went out slow (7:30's), and couldn't speed up throughout the race, (7:30's) all the way to the finish.
I think you negative split it. Tactically, it was a consistent and well executed race (one of your best performances from that perspective). Just a bit more turnover and it'll be in the bank. Are you going to try again this summer? BTW, did you see Julian Romero (Barefoot Julian)? He must have dropped out at the half mark. He was running a 6:55 pace up to that point.
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