Running Post
Running Post
About to go running for the first time in a few months. I expect this to be the outcome.
#goodlordshutup
#whatadouche
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ReplyDeleteNext bit of dialogue:
ReplyDeleteFriend: "Dude, it's gonna be great when the endorphins kick in -"
BANG
The next line is "running is impossible!"
ReplyDeleteAnd that did really suck. Ran two, walked one.
ReplyDeleteIn that order?
ReplyDeleteIt was warm up walk, run one, walk a bit, run half a mile, walk a bit, run half a mile, walk it off.
ReplyDeleteGood work. How long did it take?
ReplyDeleteNot sure. I only timed my first mile. Which was 9:30. I ran 8:14 my first mile today. No idea how that happened.
ReplyDeleteConditioning and motivation are amazingly fickle beasts.
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