Brad Chatfield's Race Listing

3.11 miles in 30:00 on the neighborhood streets, then 9.15 miles in 30 minutes on the recumbent bike. My calf injury seems to be behind me at this time.

5 miles on the Lenexa trails again.

5 miles in 43:10, busy day, but glad I got it done.

Ran another 5 miles in 42:44 in 89 degrees on the Johnson county trails yesterday.

5 miles in 44:20 on mill creek trails in Lenexa.

My daughter Katie motivated me to get out and run today did 5 in 42:10 on the mill creek trails in Lenexa. It's good to be back.

5 miles this morning; haven't been able to run like this 4 years.

Ran 5 in under 41 minutes the first 4 miles were negative, ran out of gas the last mile (8:23).

5 miles today 6 yesterday good week.

6 miles today, 5 yesterday on the Lenexa trails, great day today.

Thanks Richard great site (levelrenner.com).
Brad Chatfield 3/6/14 8:15 pm reply to comment

Wichita open/masters track meet was my first outdoor meet of the year after injuring my back in May. Ran 2000 meter steeple, 3000 meter, and 5000 meter for my first posts of the year. After gaining weight, and temperature into the 100's this wasn't the best conditions for PR's. The best thing about the meet is that my back injury was not an issue. I have two more meets (Halstead, Topeka) to post a mile, and 1500 times. Then I can focus on the Manhattan Double November 9, 2013.
Brad Chatfield 9/8/13 4:00 pmWow Brad, I can't believe you ran those 3 events the same day in those temps. How are you feeling after that?????
Bill Dunn 9/8/13 5:18 pm I'm OK Bill thanks; it wasn't racing after the steeple for me just running; the top of my thighs were burning and hurting. We managed the heat by staying under the stadium in the halls in the air conditioning. I was the only one running the steeple, Tony Brown an Ultrarunner ran the 3,
Brad Chatfield 9/8/13 8:16 pm Brad, you have to live up to that Kansas tradition of tough runners. Sounds like you did. But the color red sucks in the heat and doesn't reflect it. Perhaps a lighter colored vest the next time?
Richard Stiller 9/9/13 8:27 am Richard now you tell me; we're never to old to learn, but I like red. Thanks for the kind words; the day was a character builder, we never know our limits until we push on.
Brad Chatfield 9/9/13 7:10 pm Glad you are back on track...a triple no less...
Bob Anderson 9/9/13 11:32 pm reply to comment

On Saturday I got to meet, and talk to one of Kansas' (America's) greatest runners ever, John Mason. It never really surprises me that people that have achieved greatness in their lives are most of the time, just great people. John Mason is a really great guy, I'm so proud to have met him.
Brad Chatfield 8/28/13 8:33 pm reply to comment

Thanks Richard, it was much better than I excepted. I don't race very often past a 5K, and with very little training of any kind the past two months, I was running on my gift, and my mental toughness. This was FUN, and very satisfying; on to the Manhattan Ks. Double.
Brad Chatfield 6/30/13 7:21 pm reply to comment

Wk #	Log Date	Entry Type	Actual	Day Avg	Wk Tot	Wk Points	Acc Pnts
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