Distance: 10K
Time: 1 hour and 6 minutes
Date: January 8, 2012
Pace: 6:36 minutes per kilometer
Time: 1 hour and 6 minutes
Date: January 8, 2012
Pace: 6:36 minutes per kilometer
Bull Run
A bull run in the stock market means a period of increasing share prices in the stock market. It is also the time that the investors are aggressive (or bullish) and is one indicator of how our economy is performing. Some stock markets including our own Philippine Stock Exchange holds bull runs to spur hopes of a bull period in the stock market which directly translates to good economic fundamentals and high investor confidence. This run was a run for the economy.
The Course

The Race
It was a hectic training week with me already logging 30 kilometers and 3 hours on bike before the start of the race so I decided to adopt a race to train approach and run at an aerobic rate. As long I get to finish each kilometer below 7 minutes per kilometer pace I should be fine. For the first four kilometers including the climb to Kalayaan Flyover, I was struggling with some slight muscle pain so I had to endure until I get warmed up. At the 5th Kilometer, I was already able to go at a faster pace without much pain so maintained that pace to the finish line. It was a bit dark in Kalayaan flyover before 6 am though it was tolerable. Hydration (Water and Energy Drink) was overflowing and the water was cold which was a good way to rehydrate. There were also sprinklers in the course of the race to refresh the runners. Since the organizers had limited the participants, the run didn't feel crowded and runners had space to run. I ran the 10K race course though I did hope to run the 16K category since they had a cool finisher shirt and medal for 16K but 16K and 21K slots were as a hot as a top selling stock. Overall, it was a good run and with it comes the hope that the economy can be as successful as the run.
Team Total Fitness Running
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