Set off a
shade worried about the speed Pierro might generate lakeside. But he
was 'tranquil' as we jogged down to the lake going through mile one in a
chatty 8 mins.
Once on the flat the pace drifted up to 7:20s
but I figured I could handle that. The wind was super strong today and
it felt like we had to swim through the air from the Jardin Anglais all
the way to Geneve plage. Here Pierro suggested it would be fun to run
back a little faster to the Jardin Anglais since the wind would assist.
So
that's what we did. I lapped the Garim and Pierro set off like a
bullet. Suddenly the heat of the sun on the back and the wind behind
made going much more quickly feel rather pleasant.
I glanced at
the pace, 6:35. I tried not to think about that and just focused on
keeping on Pierro's heels. Some where I thought he might have kicked, so could not
resist another glance at Garmin who showed 6:20 at which point I decided
not one inch beyond the bridge at this pace.
Garim beeped
through the fast mile at 6:19. That must be some kind of record. The
7:20s home into the wind actually felt slow after that.
Once
again, great to hear Pierro's elite stories and I appreciate the
privilege to be able to run with such a super talented bloke.
Made up for last night and some.
Garmin
Friday, 9 March 2012
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