What a beautiful morning for a run. Sun shining, slight breeze! Sleeveless t- shirt, methinks. (Must be summer!)
Out the door before 7. Major faffage with Garmin watch, which wasn’t showing the workout I’d written for today’s run. So decided just to do 2 separate 10 minute runs. Warm up walk done and off I go - slowly of course. I always have doubts at the beginning of a run, but after a few minutes I settle into a nice, comfortable pace. This is the last interval run so I’ll make the most of it! It’s quiet out. Not much traffic, lots of birdsong for a fairly built up area. By the time I pass Tesco I’m on the 3 minute walking break. At least it’s not open yet so I’m not tempted to go and grab a coffee from the Costa there!
Ok - recovery break over and I’m off again. I turn the corner into the incline and have to slow down a little. Upwards to the next roundabout! I turn again onto the level part, then it’s downhill for a bit and I can relax. The run is over.
The next run is 25 minutes and I’m not so confident! I plan to run it really slowly.
For now I’m pleased with this run! Home for coffee and stretches! 🏃♀️🏃♀️☀️👍
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Thanks. I think my comment was because I’d already started thinking about the next run, without being pleased with what I’d done this morning. It was more a reminder to myself to focus on the present!
Lovely post & photo! Well done 👏 Hope you enjoyed the coffee… You are well prepared for that 25min run next week… we look forward to the update! Enjoy your day! ☀️
We have a nearby Costa, but my coffee is better than theirs! The cafe I really like is 25 minute walk away (but not a 25 minute run away ... ) I have already considered parking there and leaving my laptop in the boot; running and then "working" in the cafe after my run, but my sitting in shorts and sweaty shirt might reduce their custom! 😂
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