[pct-l] Pace and Disability

[brick@fastpack.com (Brick Robbins)]

At 10:29 AM 5/16/01, Peter Haskell wrote:
>I sure do admire Brick and his 30 miles per day, but this is a whole other realm.  And I'm not talking about a stop-and-smell-the-roses kind of pace; believe it or not, because of my limited motor skills, these eight to 10 miles took all my time and energy.

And I admire Peter for his 8-10 miles a day.

The point is not how many miles you do in a day, but how you feel doing the miles. 

30 miles for me may be a leisurely pace, while 10 may take all the effort you have. Your miles  may be a greater personal achievement