I notice April Anne has already been buy checking if today’s poll is up. And, to answer your question April Anne, we blogfathers have our ways. 
As always, vote at right and feel free to comment here!
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Thursday August 18, 2005 @
when it’s a long run, i typically don’t get a feel for how the run is going to go, or feel warmed up until somewhere around mile four.
shorter runs, it usually takes a mile or two before i can start to increase the intensity.
Friday August 19, 2005 @
It usually takes me at least 1 mile and sometimes 2 to get good and settled in…meaning my breathing is where it needs to be, my pace is totally set, and I just feel right.
Friday August 19, 2005 @
You read my mind. Now, that is a little scary. At the exact moment I was thinking ?How did he know I checked the poll today?? I was in the middle of reading your next sentence.
Have a good run today!
Friday August 19, 2005 @
I’m only logging short runs lately (3-4 miles), while I wait for some minor aches and pains to clear up. Unfortunately, it usually takes me 20-30 minutes to start getting comfortable, and sometimes as much as an hour. So I’m basically not getting a lot of quality running experience lately.
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Thursday August 18, 2005 @
Still trying to remember when I felt good for a run. Maybe that should be worded “when do you feel good enough to run?”. That would be sometimes between mile 2 and mile 2.5. Argh.