April Fools.
Yesterday’s ‘giving up running’ announcement was an April Fool’s joke.
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PS. Couldn’t get the camera ready quickly enough. Saw it coming from 400 meters away and it rolled past for another 400.
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April Fools.
Yesterday’s ‘giving up running’ announcement was an April Fool’s joke.
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PS. Couldn’t get the camera ready quickly enough. Saw it coming from 400 meters away and it rolled past for another 400.
Not everyone loves to run. Some do.
But…
Giving up on running because it’s just too difficult.
Too much time.
Too many long term injuries.
Too challenging with all the travel and long hours.
Too many other things we could be doing with our time instead of running.
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Draw a line in the sand or build a wall?
To our health, let nothing stop us from honoring it.
Sure, inevitable detours and setbacks will come and go.
But to give up completely?
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What stokes our fire to carry on in spite of the constant cries that it’s too difficult to stay motivated and too mundane to have fun with exercise?
A compelling (and hopefully fun) goal.
So yeah, let’s try another comeback.
Last year’s comeback was stalled by double hernia (hernia occurred June 7) repair surgury in July.
Two days ago moved up to a new age group… M55-59.
Being the youngest is a competitive advantage.
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Excuses are a dime a dozen and it’s easy to walk around with a nickel’s worth.
Be okay with getting detoured, but never be okay with giving in to “it’s not worth it anymore”.
Note: Aimed for sub-six-minute mile. Prior to the three week stretch, able to do it ‘at will’. Not yesterday.
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