since starting this challenge I feel possessed with a new kind of determination and motivation. Of course I didn't feel like running as soon as I woke up but I didn't snooze and up I got and went out for my run. When you have to do it there's no point procrastinating as you either do it now or later - there's no way you can get out of it. Already this has changed my attitude towards other parts of my life! :)
Day 12 by Sallycinn at Garmin Connect - Details
I think your comments illustrate what this challenge is all about and you are really meeting the challenge head on! Day 12 is a crucial stage in any new programme and now I've found the Blog I'm with you all the way.
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DeleteHi Sally. I found the early days of the challenge tough! Legs just were not used to it. However, it gets easier & becomes part of your daily routine like brushing your teeth. Even when the weather is lousy, I dont really think too much about getting my shoes on & heading out!!! Have me lead legged days, but take those easy ie. walk/run. Other times feel like I can run in the Olympics (am I allowed to use that word?!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Nicky, thanks. So far it hasn't been too bad, mainly because my minimum is low. It feels like part of my routine already and I like that. Before the challenge i would find an excuse not to go out but now they don't come into it as I know I'm going out even for a mile. And yeah, don't think anyone is allowed to say the 'O' word without paying copyright costs!! :) Hope your sciatica goes soon.
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