Runnimg without sleep?

[Plinth]

Barely got sleep Saturday and none last night. Will I survive a run?

[nomoresloth Graduate]

I know from my experience last week that I would not survive a run when I'm so tired. I had a lot of stress and a very important exam last Wednesday so had to study and couldn't run on Tuesday (my run day) and also was too tired (headache, a bit of perception disorder due to lack of sleep) to run on Wednesday. I skipped the run and got out again on Thursday. So, for me it was no option even if I had planned to run very tired on Wednesday.

Are you feeling ok? Are you feeling awake enough to pay enough attention to your surroundings? Would you be able to see a car coming when you cross a street? Are you still awake enough to lift your feet high enough so you don't trip over something? If you feel good enough, go for a run. Please be careful not to get injured especially as lack of sleep causes us to have less awareness of possible dangers.

If you decide to go out: Happy running

[Plinth Graduate]

Yeh, I think I'll be ok if slow. We go on a field not road and ill have hubbie to watch out for me. I'll just have to have low expectations on speed. I'm just hoping it'll help me sleep later.

[darjeeling in reply to Plinth]

Oh definitely, you'll sleep like a log. But I find that if I'm sleepy when I begin running, by the end of it I'm more energzied than ever. So, I don't do it if I'm trying to go to sleep afterwards lol peerdiagnosis.com/dislocate...

[Plinth Graduate in reply to darjeeling]

I did it - and was fine and did slepp that night. Not last night though!