Had a delicious and huge Sunday roast at 6pm yesterday with all the trimmings and a dessert...then at 9am this morning set out on Week 9 run 1.
Not sure the preparation last night was the best π€£, and despite wet βοΈ and very windy π¬ conditions this morning I made it through the 30 min run πββοΈ π
Note to selfβ next Sunday, avoid extra spuds π₯ ( not easy ) and humongous pudding before setting out on a run next morning. I am mainly good and restrained with what I eat these days ... just Sundays are a little issue with that roast !
Most importantly, 9 weeks ago I never thought Iβd be able to run for more than 5 mins without stopping. With this brilliant programme and some determination, now I can do 30 minutes running without stopping.
And I know what you mean about the food, most of the time I can restrain myself but there are times (and certain foods) when will power just goes out the window.
2 runs to go and then it's GRADUATION, well done you!
Thanks Wenderwoo, good idea to have the the run on a Sunday ....but thatβs one of the days I try to play tennis πΎ on ( fortunately indoors bearing in mind the weather recently βοΈ).
I will still have some cake π° on Sunday though.
Yes, well done MartinKH ! Sunday roasts are irresistible aren't they, but then your body is basically a machine that needs fuel in order to perform plus, you have earned well deserved treats for getting so far into the programme too, so there's another good reason for the roast. We always have our dinner in the evening and as I'm usually a Monday - Wednesday - Saturday morning runner I have to control my intake on the days before. I've had just over a week off due to the weather and having a cold and must admit I've made the most of that opportunity (plus I'm sure you're supposed to feed a cold?). Just two more runs for you and you'll be reaching graduation! Well done again!
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