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"I don't always roll a joint, but when I do, it's usually my ankle" - unk. "Frankly autocorrect, I'm getting a bit tired of your shirt". I ran half my last race on my left foot!
One day at a time
Good Bad & The Monkey
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
The Greatest of All Time
Non ducor, duco.
My DH had an 8 year 7 month (and some change that I can't remember) streak. His minimum was 3 miles. The thing he always said was that it trained him to run no matter how he felt. One time when he ran Boston it was 30 degrees with sleet and he had been puking for the two days before. He got through it in 3:23 because he had done it so many other times with equal or worse conditions. Of course, he expected to run in 2:50 but the illness slowed him down. Anyway, I think it is a great thing so good luck if you do it!
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El Presidente
"I train conservatively so that I can race recklessly."
He did an executive MBA program while working a 60 hour a week super-high stress job. The combination of the two kicked his ass. It's sad really but now he bikes and wears funny shorts with diapers in them.
I have been reading once a runner and it has me thinking about alot of things... but one is that there are empty days in my running log. I have been thinking quite a bit about a running streak. Sometimes I get these ideas squirling in my head. Fantasy... However in reading a description on this site recently, one person describe the decision/realization that they wanted to train from a marathon as something they realized must be done. Almost as if it wasn't a choice. I am beginning to think that this is inevitable? So perhaps in June some time I will embark upon a running streak. I may limit myself the first time to some thing reasonable... like just finding my record of the most # of days in a row then break it... take day or two rest then repeat... until I hit a solid month without a missed day... Ok so just curious how many folks have running streaks and intersted in folks ideas on the pros/cons of such an endevor.
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