TEAM FITDAY: Running and walking club
#371

Best race of the year!!!
Ran (kinda shuffled the really long ones) up all the hills and flew down the downhills. No, none, nadda cramp, which is a first all season, and felt super at the finish line. My legs aren't even that sore today.
Whoo hoo - a great way to end the running season.
Ran (kinda shuffled the really long ones) up all the hills and flew down the downhills. No, none, nadda cramp, which is a first all season, and felt super at the finish line. My legs aren't even that sore today.
Whoo hoo - a great way to end the running season.

#373

Hey Luaths,
Congrats on training for a 1/2. Let us know if you have questions or just need an occassional kick in the pants (we all do from time to time

#374
FitDay Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 630

Well, it's not as great an inspiring header as "My First 5K" (or 10 K, or Half....), but I'm proud of it. My running group is getting out in matching T shirts for this one - it's along Carson Beach which is part of the waterfront in Boston, curves beautifully around a bay called "Pleasure Bay" - until 15 years ago, you wouldn't want to breathe there, but now, thanks to the Clean Water Act, it is really pleasant.
Next Thursday, after work... please no heat waves!
Abby
Next Thursday, after work... please no heat waves!
Abby
#375

Well, it's not as great an inspiring header as "My First 5K" (or 10 K, or Half....), but I'm proud of it. My running group is getting out in matching T shirts for this one - it's along Carson Beach which is part of the waterfront in Boston, curves beautifully around a bay called "Pleasure Bay" - until 15 years ago, you wouldn't want to breathe there, but now, thanks to the Clean Water Act, it is really pleasant.
Next Thursday, after work... please no heat waves!
Abby
Next Thursday, after work... please no heat waves!
Abby
Go Abby Go!
You could have headlined "My first 5K this year"

So glad to see you signed up. It looks like you have found a very nice running team.
#377

Help, for sure. Howver, it is always a good idea to take a couple of days to rest before the "big race". Best of luck, my dear!!!
I think I am seeing a competator emerging. But the bottom line (where ever you finish) is to finish with the feeling that you would like to run the next race. Maybe a better PR, maybe a better cause, or maybe just for the fun of it!!!
#378
FitDay Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 630

Thanks, I also e-mailed the question to the yoga instructor, who suggested it was a good idea - she's actually done a lot of work with runners, helping people prepare for The Marathon (we don't bother say "Boston" here), one of her points was thinking well about my breathing would be beneficial. I went this morning, and it was an amazing class, I feel wonderful!
And yes, I agree, finishing to want the next race is a great way to think about it!
Abby
And yes, I agree, finishing to want the next race is a great way to think about it!
Abby
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