...to run before breakfast today. Inspired by the many early morning posts I have read just recently, of folk trying to avoid the heat of the day, and with the long school holidays ahead of me, what a great idea! I did many of my earlier C25k runs in the early morning but as my distance increased and runs became longer it became trickier to fit them in before work, so I tend to run either later in the day, after work or late mornings at the weekend or on days off.
Well done! I admire these people who can run on empty - I've tried it enough times to know it just isn't for me. I'd have to have my coffee and at least half a slice of toast before I could consider running!
I have been humming and aaahing about going out early too instead of after work .
I did a 10k last night . It was overcast but so humid ! I was practically on my knees at the end of it . I just had nothing left at all and was practically running on fumes !
I take water and some little bite sized snacks on my longer runs and normally have a cuppa tea and half a nana before I go out.
Well done on a10k in this weather Poppy!! I think part of me was still lying in bed this morning! I feel really good for it now however, so I will be trying to do this more often during my hols! Have a good dayπ
I was out earlier too thinking it was a little cooler having rained a bit overnight. Wrong - that moisture has all been sucked up into the air and there is just no oxygen to be had! A hot slog π
Always good.... we know what Laura says... " Any run is better....etc etc"
I was glad I went out too... it is much hotter now..29 degrees! So glad I can choose my early running. I really admire all of you who still work and have to fit the runs in... you are amazing!
Isn't the heat a killer? 36 here tomorrow, so I withdrew from my race. Wouldn't have been fun running at midday in those temperatures. Your run still went better than mine this morning. I had a wardrobe malfunction with my short new shorts. They just kept riding up between my legs and I was forever trying to jank them back down. It was so annoying, I gave up, walked home and chucked them in the bin. Back to my skapris which end below the knee but they're soft, clingy lycra and much more practical in the end. I'm not running 10 k in this heat either, just 3 comfortable short trots a week.
I really don't blame you for withdrawing from a race in 36 degrees! What a shame about your shorts..think I would have done the same though! Nothing worse than wardrobe malfunctions or annoyances when your running! I won't even be attempting a long run until it's milder, and then only if I think my hip is still good.
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