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3 miles 33:26 (11:08/mile) 11.29/10.51/11.02 I did some fartlek in the 2nd mile and was suprised that I didn't get worn out to a point of walking. Hopefully, this run is a sign that my pace is picking up. You never know, tho - there's good days and bad. At this point, I'm happy as long as I'm not in pain. ![]() It's getting muggy, too. It was 63 today and I'm soaked. Tuesday Evening Some upper body |
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sadly, I'm not running at the moment, I started a new job, then the fostering came along.. both have left me with v.little energy. I'm persisting with aerobics, but even that I have to work around contact with babies mum which is 30 mile round trips.
The little girl with me is my daughter, Erin. She's 5, it was taken at the weekend in a park (on a big tyre swing). ![]() |
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Thanks, guys! My first aim is to get back to a consistant schedule. I'm hoping some speed will come naturally. I'm a little of leary of running more than 3 miles at a time. It seems that the pain seems to start in the 4th. It also seems to start after a strength workout.
Tuesday 3 miles 34:41 (11:33/mile) 11.33/11.37/11.28 I planned as strength day today, or an interval workout on the treadmill, but I just wanted to get outside again. It feels so good ![]() |
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Ha! It's a Swedish word and sounds so silly that we must use it as often as we can
![]() It means: An athletic training technique, used especially in running, in which periods of intense effort alternate with periods of less strenuous effort in a continuous workout. Basically, you run at an easy pace. Then you pick a spot ahead, like a sign or post, and sprint as fast as you can. Then you run at an easy pace again. You keep doing this for a mile or 2 in the middle of the run. In a 3-mile run, I'd do this in the for the 2nd mile. Usually, I sprint to a telephone pole, run easy to next, sprint to the next, etc. It helps build speed - which I'm in dire need of ![]() |
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