I’m training for a 5k in early May, and know I need to add a
few 3 and 4-mile runs into my program if I want to reach my goal of breaking 25 minutes.
Ugh! I have a mental block about
running further than 2 miles. I don’t
know why that extra mile seems like such a drain on my time and energy, but
it does.
My husband/coach just shakes his head. I know, it’s all in my head. He advises me, “Just slow down. Don’t go out at your tempo pace. Go for a nice jog and enjoy the sunshine.”
My husband/coach just shakes his head. I know, it’s all in my head. He advises me, “Just slow down. Don’t go out at your tempo pace. Go for a nice jog and enjoy the sunshine.”
I had a few more excuses to avoid that 4 mile run, like my schedule is too tight this week. It's too cold. I have exercise-induced
asthma, a condition that appeared after I had mono as a teenager, which makes running in cold air a labored and deliberate task.
Finally, yesterday I put on layers, found a mellow playlist and just jogged … for four miles. It’s hard to stay disciplined and motivated day in and day out, so I found this motivational video to remind me. Stop making excuses.
Finally, yesterday I put on layers, found a mellow playlist and just jogged … for four miles. It’s hard to stay disciplined and motivated day in and day out, so I found this motivational video to remind me. Stop making excuses.
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