Went to the beach today, and decided spontaneously to go for a little run. Was onlt planning on 5k, but found myself so in the zone it turned into my first 10-miler for... well, ages, even before my accident.
Felt stronger and stronger as I went along and knocekd a min/km off my pace by the end.
Very pleased with that, as I had been worrying about getting my distances up for the looming marathon, and 10 miles is a, ahem, milestone.
Think my calves maybe sre tomrrow though.
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Haha. Unless I have some kind of work appointment or similar, I tend to live in running kit. Realise this makes me sound even more obsessive.
I actually had a pair of old trainers of rather than my proper road shoes and hence have a small blister this morning under the ball of my right foot, but yes, running shorts and a t-shirt is my outfit of choice ost days. Although being on the beach I eschewed the t-shirt on this occasion,
I was on the beach last week and did some sea walking to give my stupid leg a workout. It felt good while I was walking in the sea, and I could feel the resistance. I posted it on Garminconnect but forgot to start the watch until I was half way ! Doh.
I got deep enough into the water to give it a good workout. Surprisingly tiring! The sea was bloo*y freezing mind you, and there was a stiff breeze a blowing, so it felt decidedly chilly. Going soft since being benched.
It sounds like you're about right then. Good luck with the rest of your training. Ten miles! I forgot what that feels like.
It's easy for your eating to go to pot when you're on the bench. I was on holiday last week so ate some stuff I've not eaten for yonks. I can feel it so it's got to go. Back on track this week
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