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    Reflecting On How Far I’ve Come

    ByTim Nolte
    When I look back to 2016 at this time I’m pretty amazed at how far I’ve come. At that time I was lucky to probably have gone 1 mile in around 30 minutes, and that was probably mostly walking. Comparing that to my run today I can honestly say that God used running to make…
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    Warmer Weather Means More Morning Runners

    ByTim Nolte
    Great weather for a run this morning. Starting to see a lot more runners out in the mornings now. Enjoyed another run focusing on listening to God instead of letting myself get totally consumed with the craziness of life. Counting down the days until I get on the plane to #SierraLeone #Africa with the team….
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    My 1st Group Run

    ByTim Nolte
    Had an awesome time this morning running with the HWP Daybreak Team. Enjoyed running with and getting to know Todd Sadler. [endomondowp type=’workout’ workout_id=’861942037′ ] Bauer, Michigan, United States of America
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    I Might Need To Adjust My Half Marathon Training

    ByTim Nolte
    So yesterday I happened to PR for a half marathon. The “problem” is that it was only a half marathon training run for a half I’m doing in July. My Endomondo training plan has my goal set for a 9:22min/mi pace come race day. Well I ended up blowing that time out of the water…
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    3rd 5K, Tough Morning…Inclines

    ByTim Nolte
    This morning felt like a pretty big challenge. It being my 3rd 5K this week I just felt off from the start. After looking at my distance climbed I think I understand why today felt like so much of a struggle, I had about 90 feet of incline then my last 2 5Ks. Looks like…

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