Good luck!New Year’s Resolution:
Starting Saturday I start runningagain. Training for tennis
and living fit.
Thanks @TinyT!Good luck!
Norwich England. How cool!1.42 miles
I've been pushing the pace a bit lately (unconciously) but today was a great run, nice and easy!
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That is just too cool!I ran 681.6 miles in 2020, and maintained a streak of running at least a mile every day since Feb 28th.
For 2021 I'm shooting for maintaining the everyday streak and we'll see how many miles that ends up. I think I can get to 700. Typically I go 1.2 each morning before work, then on days when I'm off work I go 3.2. That was the routine for 2020 and it worked well.
Went 3.2 this morning in a light, cold rain (about 45 degrees F)
A nice hot shower, shave, and steaming cup of coffee with egg, sausage and avocado toast was enjoyed afterward. I then settled in and did absolutely nothing the rest of the days besides read and watch college football![]()
That’s awesome.I ran 681.6 miles in 2020, and maintained a streak of running at least a mile every day since Feb 28th.
For 2021 I'm shooting for maintaining the everyday streak and we'll see how many miles that ends up. I think I can get to 700. Typically I go 1.2 each morning before work, then on days when I'm off work I go 3.2. That was the routine for 2020 and it worked well.
Went 3.2 this morning in a light, cold rain (about 45 degrees F)
A nice hot shower, shave, and steaming cup of coffee with egg, sausage and avocado toast was enjoyed afterward. I then settled in and did absolutely nothing the rest of the days besides read and watch college football![]()
Double good luck, lol. I'm sure it'll be fine as long as you take care. I've always found walking in snow and ice I may slip (especially in shoes) but running I never come close. Must be the momentum/running action increasing the traction.There is still a fair amount of ice in the neighborhood.
Happy new year to you too!Norwich England. How cool!
Greetings from Denver Colorado and Happy New Year!
Thanks!Great job!!
Older (-ish, haha!) and getting back into it. I always enjoyed sport when I was younger, mostly football (what you lot call soccer), a bit of hockey, quite a lot of tennis, athletics - you name it. That kinda became less and less when I left school but I've kept up with running on and off ever since. I've never had a weight problem so I'm lucky with that. I gave up smoking more than 10 years ago so although it had been a few years since I started again around April of last year it's been fairly easy. Just a few niggles here and there.Tiny, did you say you used to run more?
Just wondering are you young and just starting or older and getting back into it?
I don't just run for the health benefits (though they are great!). I enjoy the whole process; the routine, the solitude, the simplicity, the fresh air, even the bad weather (mostly, lol) so again, I guess I'm just lucky.Commitment Tiny, commitment.