Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Long Time No Post
Back agin. Been training off and on all this year and some of last year. Losing weight and getting faster. Summer of 2010 was good, Winter not so good. 2011 is "shaping" up good.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
40 minutes today, easy
Getting back into it. We'll see how it goes. Have a goal of racing September. Hopefully a goal will help.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
New Goal - 40Km
Need a racewalking goal to get things moving. Not better way to go than publish it.
See you all in September.
See you all in September.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
1:51.49
One Hour, fifty-one and 49 sec (official time). My goal was to go under 2 hours.Better than I thought I would do. Really even pace. 8 laps of a 1.25 mile course on the Asbury Park, NJ boardwalk.
My PR for the race is 1:21:41 in 1995 (13 years and many pounds lighter ago)
From my watch: First 5 miles: 55:56
Second 5 miles: 55:54
First time I've done an even pace like that in a race. Although the last lap was more effort to maintain pace.
Next goal, lose 20 lbs and shave 30 minutes off the time. At least 20 minutes, one minute per pound.
RESULTS - 45TH ANNUAL ASBURY PARK POLAR BEAR 10-MILE RACEWALK
10 AM START AT CONVENTION HALL. SUNDAY DECEMBER 28TH 2008.
Men:
1. Rich Luettchau, Middlesex NJ/ Shore AC 1:18:29 (48.37 at 10k)
2. John Soucheck, Little Silver NJ/Shore AC 1:23.39 (51.47 at 10k)
3. Bruce Logan NYC,/Park Walkers 1:43.54 (1.02.43 at 10k)
4. Curt Sheller Pottstown, Pa/Shore AC 1:51.49 (1.09.36 at 10k)
5. Eliot Collins, Raritan NJ/Shore AC 2.05.35 (1.19.35 at 10k)
6. John Molendyk Butler, NJ/Shore AC 2.06.37 (1.18.20 at 10k)
7. Robert Rennert, Long Branch NJ 2.06.45 (1.19.38 at 10k)
Women:
1. Panse Geer, Hazlet NJ/Shore AC 1:53.47 (1.09.42 at 10k)
2. Maria Paul, Long Branch NJ/Shore AC 1:53.54 (1.10.44 at 10k)
3. Susan Middaugh, Brick, NJ 2.01.58 (1.15.03 at 10k)
All-Time Polar Bear Records are:
Men Ray Funkhouser, Shore AC 1:11.43 in 1984.
Women Dorit Attias, Lakewood NJ 1.28.26 in 1991.
Friday, December 26, 2008
Two days to go!!!

Day after Christmas and with all the hectic stuff that goes on with the holidays I finally got a day of training in.
Things have been mucho hectic around here. Flooded basement, father-in-law in the hospital for a few days.
Here hoping 2009 is a better training year. I'll be in a new age group and want to get back into racing again.
Monday, December 15, 2008
First Long Walk
First long walk outside. 1:40, An hour, forty minutes at an easy pace. Felt good to back on the roads. Temp was 61 today. That is mild for the Northeast USA tis time of the year. So, signs are good for at least finishing the 10 miler.
Friday, December 5, 2008
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