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Location:

Mesa,AZ,USA

Member Since:

May 12, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

I started running again in 2007 after 14 years of not running.

Mile - 4:59 (high school 1992), 5:57 (9/21/2010 ARR Open Mile)

2 mile - 11:10 (high school 1992)

5k - 21:54 (11/18/2010 Tempe Road Runners 5k)

10k - 48:29 (5/9/2009 Race for Hospice)

Unofficial 10k - 47:11 (1/27/2011 Red Mountain Park)

1/2 marathon - 1:49:00 (4/4/2009 Havasu Half)

Marathon - 4:33:09 (11/21/2009 Mesquite Marathon)

Short-Term Running Goals:

~~Run a half marathon in under two hours.~~

Run a marathon in close to 4 hours.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Stay healthy long enough to live through the millenium.

Personal:

I am married and have six kids.

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Miles:	This week:	0.00	Month:	0.00	Year:	0.00
Mizuno Wave Inspire 7 Lifetime Miles:						803.99
Asics Gel 3030 Lifetime Miles:						204.85
Saucony Hurricane 13 Lifetime Miles:						149.22
Asics Gel DS Trainer 17 Lifetime Miles:						87.49
Mizuno Wave Inspire 9 Lifetime Miles:						800.59
Brooks Ravenna 4 Lifetime Miles:						88.83
Mizuno X10 Trail Lifetime Miles:						180.06
Mizuno Wave Inspire 10 Lifetime Miles:						802.77
Asics Gel Kayano 21 Lifetime Miles:						56.47
Mizuno Wave Inspire 11 (blue) Lifetime Miles:						800.75
New Balance 1260v5 Lifetime Miles:						9.19
Reebok Floatride Lifetime Miles:						8.23

Thu, May 06, 2010

Total Distance

5.60

This morning my Garmin was off the charger and the little band that holds the straps together was taken off. Emily got a hold of it. I turned it on and started my warm-up. It would not locate satelites. I placed it on the ground in the open and let it cook some more. Still nothing. Then I turned it off and turned it back on. Nothing doing. Has anybody had this problem? After I took it off when I got back home it sounded a little wiggly inside.

The run was good. Nice and slow. It's warming up, but it's so beautiful out. My hammy still won't let me run fast. I don't want to take any time off from running but maybe I need to. Nah. I'll get fat.

Time - 49:16 (avg. pace 8:47)

Splits - I guess I'll have to ask Emily about this one...

Mizuno Wave Inspire 4 White/Classic Blue/Raven Miles: 5.60

Weight: 0.00

Comments

From Steve Piccolo on Thu, May 06, 2010 at 12:01:41 from 155.100.160.191

If there's a mechanical problem, this wouldn't help, but one time my Garmin was acting up, and I just had to reset it completely. I can't remember the sequence of buttons you have to push, but you can find it on Garmin's web site.

From Lily on Thu, May 06, 2010 at 12:15:04 from 67.199.181.73

I had to reset my Garmin a few weeks ago as well. It is on the Garmin Website.

And if your hams are hurting, just do some cross training for a day or two and rest the muscle. Come on, this isn't rocket science Mr. Astley. Remember I was on the eliptical almost the whole month of December because of the mysterious foot prob. And it went away. Rest is good

From runningafterbabies on Thu, May 06, 2010 at 15:10:28 from 67.177.9.74

I agree with Lily and Steve on the reset. Here is some info I have saved on my computer from past experience:

Garmin devices occasionally "Lock up" and either refuse to function correctly or (especially in the case of the 205 / 305) refuse to turn on.

Warm Reset:

Press Lap and Mode while the device is powered. (Or while off in the case of a power up failure)

No data is lost.

Reccomended as the first solution to any device quirks (failure to turn on for example).

Cold Reset:

Press and hold Mode while powering up the device. Accept the safety prompt by answering "Yes".

Reccomended as a solution for device quirks if a warm reset fails to solve the problem, following a firmware upgrade, when you wish to restore factory default settings.

This operation will effectively reset the device to "factory default" state, and will clear all user and equipment profile data as well as all user selected parameters, restoring the factory settings.

Saved activities, courses, and workouts are not deleted (need to verify this on a 205 / 305), although default workouts are restored (need to verify this). The SD data card on a 605 / 705 is not cleared.

From Rhett on Thu, May 06, 2010 at 17:55:55 from 74.41.249.102

With the sore hammy, it's probably better you ran without the Garmin. Good luck resetting it. It usually solves the problems.

From RivertonPaul on Fri, May 07, 2010 at 18:25:12 from 67.42.27.114

Treadmill runs don't need a garmin. :)

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