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		<title>TATUR night run</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yesterday at 10:30pm I took part in my first official TATUR event, an informal night run organized by several of the &#8220;regulars&#8221;. The plan was to meet at the QuickTrip at 94th and Riverside and head east on the Creek Turnpike Trail about 7 miles before turning back. Though the temperature was kind of cool [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yesterday at 10:30pm I took part in my first official <a href="http://tatur.org/">TATUR</a> event, an informal night run organized by several of the &#8220;regulars&#8221;. The plan was to meet at the QuickTrip at 94th and Riverside and head east on the <a href="http://www.incog.org/Transportation/trailguide/Creek/creektrail.htm">Creek Turnpike Trail</a> about 7 miles before turning back. Though the temperature was kind of cool all day, the humidity was still lingering from the morning rains.</p>
<p class="picture"><img src="/images/tatur-night-run-2008-06-28.jpg" alt="TATUR night run on June 28, 2008"/>TATUR night run on June 28, 2008 ~ Photo: <a href="http://trailzombie.blogspot.com/">Ken Childress</a></p>
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<p>I expected there to be only 5-6 people but in fact there was a strong group of what turned out to be 14. And that&#8217;s exactly how many miles the &#8220;long&#8221; runners went. Ken had stashed an ice chest at the 4 mile point on the way out and there was another ice chest courtesy of Cindy and her husband at the turnaround. I topped off one of my bottles at the turnaround and popped in another tablet of Kona Kola nuun. This product is really growing on me and I was digging the flavor all night.</p>
<p>The out portion of the run went very well for me. We walked most of the uphills and stopped to regroup a couple of times, but other than that, the pace was nice and easy but consistent. I was sweating heavily due to the humidity so I was sure to drink a lot. In total I had 60 oz. of liquid over the course of the 3-hr, 14-mile run, which I think was probably ok&#8211;maybe a bit on the light side. It seemed like I was drinking at least as much as everyone else.</p>
<p>I started to get a little bit tired on the way back but my feet were never really screaming. Towards the end, I was running a bit with Johnny and started powering up the hills because I knew we didn&#8217;t have much further to go. I was behind the lead group but saw a few of them as I came into the final parking lot section. They were walking so I decided to practice fast walking to see if I could catch them. Right at 94th I did manage to catch up with them.</p>
<p>After the run, we sat around in the parking lot chatting before Ken and Rob headed out for more mileage. I was asked if I wanted to continue but I decided to turn it in because I was having some coughing problems. At one point, I thought I might vomit, but it went away. I really didn&#8217;t have nausea, just this scratchy bad cough I couldn&#8217;t kick and it almost brought up all my liquid with it.</p>
<p>Though I need to get in some longer runs, this was a nice one. The large group made it tons of fun and the route was pretty interesting overall. Maybe I can get a couple more of these in before Tahoe so I&#8217;m in a better position to complete the mileage next month.</p>
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