Well, not a horrible week of training. I decided to take it easy this week and to spend some time resting. I also decided to not run any hills and to try to only run flat courses (is that even possible around here?). It was a good week and I enjoyed the REST days. As you can see, I did not really rest due to the yard work that I needed to get done, but my body got some rest from the asphalt pounding.
Here are this week's results:
Monday: 13.5 mi(bike)/49:39/I had a really good bike ride with some cooler temperatures in the ATL.
Tuesday: 4.2 mi(run)/35:59/Tough run after a night of Pilates. I definitely felt a little sore from the class, but a good run.
Wednesday: REST(Yard work!)
Thursday: REST(More yard work!)
Friday: 4.2 mi(run)/35:22/Nice, little 4 mile run after a couple of days rest and the route was extremely flat!
Saturday: 7 mi(run)/1:05:30/Nice run with Allen in Buckhead. Whew, I was pooped and did not feel like running, but a fairly good run.
Sunday: REST
So, not a bad week of training. This week will be a lot like this past week. This is my last week of freedom and then I am back to work! I will be playing a little golf this week and continuing my yard work as my free time becomes less and less since school is starting again. It has been a great summer and that is due mostly to ALL the time that I have been able to spend with my lovely wife.
Hope everyone has a GREAT week and KEEP RUNNING!
AVIDRNR
Nothing better than a good run! I've been running for over 30 years and find myself enjoying it more every run. Running marathons is a thing of the past for me. I'm extremely proud to have been able to complete 14 marathons. These days, my goals have changed and I have enjoyed running 1 1/2 marathon a month. Woot! Running 3-4 times a week is good enough. Spending time with my wife and kiddos, Juliana(14) and Jessa(13) are priority for me these days. GR8FL!
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