I managed to complete my second run (W3R2) between work, shopping and cooking for a guests. But what I am really proud of is that I ran despite it was spitting, I didn't stop although downpour started and I continued in spite of hail. It was the worst weather to go out, and me and my poor dog did it all.
I got back home completely soaked but happy and proud.
I was able to go running only thanks to this forum. Here I read so many inspiring stories, and was amazed by all of you that went running despite bad weather. Thank you for that.
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The weather was pretty crap today but we still have to walk the dog so no change there then. Being wet through goes with the territory. You are just walking the dog but a bit faster!
Good luck with it. Keep going, slow but sure. That's us. Oh, and have fun! I'm sure your dog is loving it
My dog loves sprints, so I need to build up my speed to keep up with her In hail she wanted so desperately to be back home that I needed to slow her down every few steps
He is my neighbour's do. He is a puller! He pulled me to hell and back but he's much better now, thankfully. It used to be more like wrangling a steer than taking the dog for a walk but he's calmed down now. He still goes off like a rocket if he sees a squirrel so I have to keep my eyes peeled.
Thanks, I wouldn't go if it would start before I went out. Fortunately my dog is not so little (mix American Staffordshire Terrier with little from Labrator)
For now I am running with long kind of yoga trousers, fleece and hiking short sleeve shirt. My dream is to be fit enough and slim enough to feel comfy to run in shorts and bra top Maybe in few years time.
For now, knee high leggings and fitted shirt would be achievable goal
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Thanks Curlygurly2 The hail caught me half way my run. I am not sure if I would deliberately go even during slightly heavier rain. However, the longer I am in this group and the more posts I read, I am more and more inspired and encouraged to push myself harder.
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