Went 90 minutes in the Garden today with the girls... it was pretty foggy, but surprisingly warm (and humid?!). The hills were killer, but seeing an adorable goldendoodle puppy and a mid-run "packet-o-crack" (aka Carb Boom) made things a little more enjoyable..
All things considered, I'm ready to tackle 13.1 miles next Sunday.
Hopefully my 904TR's can take the beating they have coming their way..
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Just Add Speed
Hi :)
I've been seriously neglecting this thing for a while now, and I finally decided that I just needed to suck it up and write something.
My running has been good lately, and by "good" I mean I haven't fallen down or had a heart attack yet... although to be honest, speed work days have me feeling like I could have a heart attack at any given moment.
You know what's weird though? Despite the "I'm about to die" feeling, I've begun to enjoy speed work days. Yes, it's uncomfortable, but just knowing that your body can run like that is... amazing.
I know, it sounds weird, but I don't know how else to explain it.
Other than that, my running has been pretty much the same: foundation runs, recovery runs, long runs. As monotonous as it seems, it's actually been quite the interesting journey so far.
Oddly enough, as each week passes, the dread or nervousness I've had towards the Half gets less and less.
In fact, I might be looking forward to it now... Might be.
I'll keep you posted.
I've been seriously neglecting this thing for a while now, and I finally decided that I just needed to suck it up and write something.
My running has been good lately, and by "good" I mean I haven't fallen down or had a heart attack yet... although to be honest, speed work days have me feeling like I could have a heart attack at any given moment.
You know what's weird though? Despite the "I'm about to die" feeling, I've begun to enjoy speed work days. Yes, it's uncomfortable, but just knowing that your body can run like that is... amazing.
I know, it sounds weird, but I don't know how else to explain it.
Other than that, my running has been pretty much the same: foundation runs, recovery runs, long runs. As monotonous as it seems, it's actually been quite the interesting journey so far.
Oddly enough, as each week passes, the dread or nervousness I've had towards the Half gets less and less.
In fact, I might be looking forward to it now... Might be.
I'll keep you posted.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Some Sentences About Running
I have not been motivated to write about running lately. I've been running, but the drive to actually put it into words has been non-existent. Regardless, I'm going to try to eek out a few sentences for the sake of the blog...
Sentence #1: I've started training for the half, which means that I now have a concrete running schedule instead of a sporadic one.
Sentence #2: I don't like having a concrete running schedule because that means I have to run even when I don't want to.
Sentence #3: Speed work doesn't make you feel speedy afterword.
Sentence #4: I'm happy to report that my stark-white NB 904 LW's are getting a little dirtier, and actually reflect the fact that I use them outside.
Sentence #5&6: This is my New Year's Resolution. It's not running-specific, but it does have some running-related pictures on it; something that can tide you over until my desire to write kicks back in again :)
Sentence #1: I've started training for the half, which means that I now have a concrete running schedule instead of a sporadic one.
Sentence #2: I don't like having a concrete running schedule because that means I have to run even when I don't want to.
Sentence #3: Speed work doesn't make you feel speedy afterword.
Sentence #4: I'm happy to report that my stark-white NB 904 LW's are getting a little dirtier, and actually reflect the fact that I use them outside.
Sentence #5&6: This is my New Year's Resolution. It's not running-specific, but it does have some running-related pictures on it; something that can tide you over until my desire to write kicks back in again :)
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