This past weekend my wife and I made a trip to Indiana (from Atlanta). The trip comprised of a total of 24 hours of driving, three nights of between 4-5 very uncomfortable hours of sleep. OK, the third night was back home and was much more comfortable, but was still only 5 hours.
Not Feeling It.....
This past weekend my wife and I made a trip to Indiana (from Atlanta). The trip comprised of a total of 24 hours of driving, three nights of between 4-5 very uncomfortable hours of sleep. OK, the third night was back home and was much more comfortable, but was still only 5 hours.
Labels:
lack of energy,
sleep
Fathers Day 4 Miler Race
Both Ashlee and Payton have been dealing with borderline injuries and had an official time trial race for XC less than a week later so I suggested that they not do it. They both still wanted to do it, so I told them that as long as they ran it like any other training run, and didn't race it we could go ahead with our plans. They understood and agreed.
The Fathers Day 4 Miler started right outside of Turner Field, ran around the Atlanta Zoo, and finished up on the warning track right beside first base inside Turner Field. This was very cool, however, the one thing that would have made it better would have been if they let us finish by sliding into home plate....... I am guessing the Braves wouldn't go for that, plus there would have been a lot of injured old people (like me) if they would have tried :)
Labels:
family running,
fathers day,
race,
race day,
running with kids
Strands Review - The Winners!
Thank you everyone for giving Strands a try and for stopping by my blog, I hope to see you back soon!
Below you will find the listing of all the entries, the order random.org chose them, and what they won.
Labels:
giveaway,
running shoes,
Strands
Anything But Good
nevertheless, I was determined to get the 6 miles I had planned in so I took off. I hit the road at 5:05 and every step was hard. I was on my 6 mile route and just past 1.25 miles when my right ankle tweaked just a little bit. It felt OK, but not 100% so I turned around at the 1.5 mile mark. I was going to continue but didn't want to get as far from home as the 6 miler would take me in case something went worse.
Each mile.... OK tenth of a mile.... came and I just wanted to quit. The two mile mark came (where things normally get better) and things didn't get any better. I did keep going and just pushed through it. It took everything in me, both mentally and physically to get to the 5 mile mark. I wish I could have kept going, but I stopped at the 5 mile mark. I did finish with a couple miles of walking though.
My ankle feels OK, but I will need to keep an eye on it over the next few days. If you look at my running log you will see how this run went for me. I just never was able to speed up like I usually do.
Hope all your runs have been good, but if not keep at it, because as we all know..... they will get bad, but they will get better!
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