W2R3 Not doing that again!!!

[rockchick69]

Well I had to run Saturday morning as I had no time on Friday evening, and it's safe to say that I won't be running in the morning again anytime soon!! I have read on other blogs that a lot of people like morning running, but it's definately not for me

Although I work long days and I can't run until 7.30pm, it seems to be very easy for me. Running Saturday morning was a killer....my energy level was low and I was very uncomfortable. The run itself was good and I ran a bit further than usual, but I'm looking forward to my Monday evening run. W3 here I come....I hope it goes well, I'll keep you posted

[amsjo Graduate]

I prefer night running, but more because no one sees me in the dark

Well done on week 2 ... enjoy week 3

[earl-grey-sian Graduate]

I can't do morning running either. Each time I've tried I've strained a calf muscle. Any time after around 1pm is ok. My muscles have had time to wake up by then. You are not alone

[greenlegs Graduate]

Even the thought of running in the early morning makes me feel queasy, just sitting here! Or maybe it's the wine.

[buffster]

I completely sympathise with that! I run after work too, usually around 7pm. And each weekend, I still tend to wait till around that time to run, even if I'm not busy beforehand.

I think the routine helps me a bit. We're on the same week, so roll on week 3 and the best of luck to you.

[AuntieAli Graduate]

You've just made my mind up for me m'dear! I was going to try a morning run as one night I'm working late this week when I'm supposed to be on a run. But I've been apprehensive as never done one before and was worried I'd not be able to do it - no energy, no zip. I've liked getting out after work as it helps with the stress.

So, having read your blog I'm going to stick with my evening runs

Well done you for getting through this week's runs. Best of luck for the new one and of course let us all know how you get on.

Ali