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Yay running!

My bruised knee is nearly better, it was sunny, and I managed to organise enough time for a run this morning.  I had meant to be conservative and redo week 4, but I had a fat-thumb moment on the app and started Week 5 instead so decided to go with it, on the grounds I can just redo week 5 instead if I'm not up to it.

It was noticeably more pleasant to run on the sunny side of streets than shady, to the point that towards the end I just ran up and down the sunny sides, rather than my usual up one side, down the other.  I ease got a stitch part-way through the second of the three runs and slowed down further to ease it off.  Total distance 3.3 km.

I am so happy to have restarted.  It's going to be a challenge to get out during daylight this week, and it's awfully cold in the dark, and I think I need some kind of long-sleeved top, but overall I am really happy to be back on it.

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Date: 03/12/2012 09:57 pm (UTC)
liv: Microscope slice of tardigrade with all the organs stained various fluorescent colours. Text: Yay! (squee)
From: [personal profile] liv
Oh, that's brilliant, hooray for your knee being better. And it's really impressive that you managed to clear some time to run as well as getting yourself back into it after you've been out of the habit for a while. It is indeed cold and dark, though!

Good luck with Week 5; it's the one with the scarily steep curve, but my experience was that once I had completed that scary 20-minute run the world was my oyster. Well, so far at least, but I don't expect Week 8 to be ridiculously harder than Week 7.
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