As usual, I was laid awake before the alarm went off, I always wait for it to go off though, makes me think I still need it, 98% of the time, I don't.
Anyway, I digress, so I popped my running gear on and headed for the treadmill, making sure I open the windows to let some cool air in. I said the usual good morning to Laura but as usual she was straight down to business and than so was I.
It still galls me a little as I stopped weighing myself, I'd normally do that prior to each run but decided that it's too hit and miss, depending where you stand on the scales it either increased or decreased your weight.
I know my body is changing, I've dropped over 4 inches across where I wear my jeans/trousers, my stomach doesn't hang over my jeans quite as much nor can I rest a dinner plate on top of it (that's a big draw back, trust me!).
I'm going to weigh myself once a month, if I remember, I'll take a look for a doctors type of scales and see what I can find.
Anyway, back to the run, 28 minutes without reducing my pace as much as Monday's run, I think I'm really starting to shift this bug as I'm starting to drop to my usual sweating levels.
While I was plodding along I was starting to think about what life was like before I started C25K, it wasn't nice, oh don't get me wrong, the chocolate was nice, etc but, I really can't believe I'm saying this, it wasn't as good as running feels. Yes running is more tiring, it's sweaty, it's costing me a fortune in new clothes, it's challenging but, it's running. It's hard to put into words, I can't ever imagine NOT running now. I think I've felt this way since W1 but I now know it.
That now leaves me with 4 runs until I complete the program and start re-running it again.
Off for a shower, I have a 3-3.5 hour drive for an hour meeting with my boss at the office and then another 3-4 hour drive back.
Happy running everyone.
Happy running.