The weather also played a part in my run this morning at just 36 degrees..... yea, you heard that right.... 36 degrees, in April, in Atlanta!
I usually do not run very fast in the morning, because I just don't seem to have the energy. This doesn't bother me, because I know I am getting a good workout, and when I run in the afternoon I can always run faster and longer with less effort.
Today's run was only three miles, but if I would have continued the next .1 to make it a 5k I would have beaten my latest 5k race time by about 45 seconds.
Splits:
8:43
8:07
8:05
Or you can see my results on my RunningAhead Log (or always listed on the right panel)
Tim Wilson - blog.262quest.com - subscribe - follow
Running in the morning is quite hard for me - my head stays in bed long after the body has left it :)
ReplyDeleteGreat workout!
YAHOOO!!!! Doesn't that feel awesome? congrats! You will leave no prisoners on your next 5K! I suck at morning runs, too.. no energy. evenings are the best!
ReplyDeletecongrats!!!! (off I go on my 20-miler because it just wasn't happening on sunday...)
good job Tim! it's really hard during a tempo run to truly get faster with each mile. way to go!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for stopping by and the comments - it is nice to know people are reading :)
ReplyDeleteI am still very pleased with my progress of late since coming back from my injury.
Thanks!
That's pretty quick!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty quick!
ReplyDeletegood job Tim! it's really hard during a tempo run to truly get faster with each mile. way to go!
ReplyDeleteRunning in the morning is quite hard for me - my head stays in bed long after the body has left it :)
ReplyDeleteGreat workout!