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Time
56:14
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Miles 6.23
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Min/mi 9:02
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Pacing
94.8%
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WAVA
55.75
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Stride(cm)
99
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Cals
546
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Cadence
180
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BPM
159
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%MHR
84.5
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B/mi 1433
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Asc(m)
277
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Hillscore
11
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Surface
Road
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That's a brilliant result for a 10k, Ebb, and a well-earned PB. You finished with a nice turn of speed too. My days of going under the hour for a 10k are long since gone!!
Thanks Evangel.
I was aiming for under an hour but struggled in the first mile or so to get into a rhythm as the course was very congested (I think I started too far back and there were nearly 3,000 runners).
When I got to 6k in around 33:30 I realised I was near PB pace so kept pushing and was really pleased with my time - I did feel sick with effort in the last mile though!
Knowing that you're near the end helps you to keep giving for the satisfaction ahead, but sometimes it takes a lot of determination to push through the pain to the end.