Use this topic for posts that will collect community stars for the Sweet 1600 “course.” You can also ask questions or make comments about this course.
Here’s how it works.
Click the “Post Using This Template” button below to create a new post with a Story heading and boilerplate text.
Replace the boilerplate text with your report for one or both sections. The header is key for distinguishing between posts and replies—don’t change it.
Your post must be on the same calendar day as your run as entered in Webscorer.
Story
To pick up a community star, replace this text with a write-up of what your run was like, a photo you took on the run, a link to your Strava track, or something similar. Don’t delete the Story heading above.
I am so not a track runner and I think I was the first person to run a track mile in this challenge! It is a bit of an abomination. Did 1 mile of recovery effort after an adventure on the North Country Half course yesterday, and as a warm-up to sport climbing at Lindseth with my friend Aimee. I love running + climbing!
I was short on steps, so I volunteered to hang out in Tburg after my daughter’s softball game while waiting to grab my son from a basketball carpool. As I was walking, I thought, “Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a shorter Challenge Course nearby?” as I wasn’t up for 8+ miles on the BDT. I’m glad I finally shook the cobwebs and remembered the Sweet 1600. I hit the track for two miles of walking.
Kind of seemed like everything was against me this afternoon: I over-ate, under-hydrated, my feet got soaked on the way to the horse track, the track was in rough shape after the winter and not being groomed yet, the backstretch was uphill and against the wind, and I wanted to go sub-7 but ended up with a 7:00.4…sometimes you just can’t win, but then there are baby horses to make everything better!
I had 8x100m strides at the end of my run this morning so decided to do them around the track to log my first Sweet 16 of the season. I will admit I stretched my strides out to a bit more than 100m each, especially that last one . A wet chilly morning for May.