I don't think that I can quite believe that I have just run week9 run 2. The snow is quite deep round by me so I have found the run quite difficult. I'm also running with spikes on my shoes. I'm disappointed with the distance that I'm running and blaming the snow/spikes. I'm looking forward to running without both just to check that they are slowing me down. Anyway, it would be fair to say that I'm dead chuffed
I think that I'll save week 9 run 3 until Thursday - my 55th birthday
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mojo58
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Don't be disappointed with the distance - be proud you got out and did it in the snow! Snow-running counts for more than ordinary running, at least my experience of it was that it was *much* harder in deepish snow, and the spikes must take even more effort. You'll probably surprise yourself when you get back to ordinary runs.
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