I knew a kicking from Laura would get me going again! Not a great distance but it if you extrapolate times it means I'll be doing 6.5 km in under an hour. Pretty slow I know but after the last effort I'm quite encouraged as I could have run a bit more. It's also a miserable truth that if you ran twice as long you wouldn't necessarily double your distance, but I'm not going to allow reason and common sense spoil my moment 😂. Having read and watched the you tube on chi running posted the other day, I had a go at just lengthening my stride to the same beat and it blooming works! AND with significantly less effort than I had imagined! And since the whole world seems to have seen me out running, or heard about it, I think I shall just run around in the flat part of the village to build up speed at this rate, no need to hide! Then I am going to get into the habit of running, say, forty minutes three times a week to see how the distance increases. If it shows no inclination to increase (🐢!) I shall increase the time so that eventually I can run continuously for an hour. I'm quite excited at the prospect now! This feels how it did about half way through the c25k programme: you know there's loads of hard work still to do but you also know that you can do it because you've got this far! Maybe an hour three times a week is s bit heavy? It won't happen for some weeks of course. I'll just listen to my bones after the first time.
A friend of mine tells me that Epsom salt baths helps with weight loss because it draws out the toxins which lock in fat (or something) apparently top models use it. Hmmm. I haven't found Epsom salts among the luxury bath products in Boots yet, though....
Do you think racehorses use it? Epsom? Derby?