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I ran six tonight - a very forced six. After three days off I knew I had to run today but I was in one of those impatient moods. The weather was beautiful for an evening running, I had some new music to listen to and I had nowhere else to be but on the road ... but like I said I was impatient and couldn't finish fast enough. Fifty-one minutes later I got back to my apartment so I did it, I survived and I'm glad I pushed through. I almost stopped at four - convincing myself all the way up until I got to four that it wouldn't ruin my training. When I finally hit four miles I squeezed two more out of me. I felt alright, a little heavy maybe, but I think I'm experiencing some bloating so I'll chalk it up to that. It couldn't have been the M&M bag I couldn't keep my hands out of during work. :-)
With three weeks left I'm going to really concentrate on drinking lots and lots of water and eating much better than I have the past couple weeks. Chris and I have been on the road so much and it's always so difficult to find a way to be healthy when you're not at home.
Tomorrow I hope to run four to five miles or so - I'd do more if I was feeling up to it. Then I'll take Thursday off since I'm doing my long run on Friday.
It's going to be a short one tonight. I'm staying up until the end of the Yankees game and then getting to bed. Exhausted is a huge understatement ... at least tomorrow is hump day. Again - I really appreciate the company during my training and love that so many people have read my blog. Thanks a million!!
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"We are different, in essence, from other men. If you want to win something, run 100 meters. If you want to experience something, run a marathon."
- merebrown01
- Raleigh, NC, United States
- Ex-field hockey player turned runner! After school I started running to keep in shape. I ran a few shorter races until I played a hand on a marathon. I qualified for the Boston Marathon on the first shot and then qualified again. There's nothing like pushing yourself so hard for something that not everyone has the guts to do ... and experiencing a rewarding accomplishment. These are my thoughts when I'm hitting the pavement.
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