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Card29 #2500649 10/25/14 07:19 PM
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Just got back from my first run in about 10 days and feel a chunk less mopey

3k in about 18 minutes so not too shabby


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jim0987 #2502017 10/29/14 08:50 PM
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Back in from another 3k. Nothing particular about it just like seeing this thread on the front page


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Agreed! I haven't ran in a while due to my weekend trip followed by a stomach virus. I need to quit making excuses, though, because I am busy for the next few nights already.

I did complete the Maybell challenge on Saturday, running sprints in the backyard of SIL's house while D2 was napping

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M 3 years
BD 8/20/23
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Card29 #2502043 10/29/14 10:05 PM
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Yoga yesterday and yoga tonight. Running... ? Maybe tomorrow afternoon? Friday after my interview? I'm trying to sort it out.

Stretch, people! I was almost Gumby before I took up running. Now I can JUST touch my toes without bending my knees. crazy


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Sep 4/14; Agreed to D 1/15

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Maybell #2502049 10/29/14 10:24 PM
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OMG!!! I just found this thread! I can't believe I have never seen this thread before.

One of the best things to come out of my WAW's A is my GAL strategy.

I ran my first half-marathon last October (3 months after D-day). At the time it was not consciously to GAL (I had begun training prior to D-day), but running has since become a passion. I use it to clear my head and as an excuse to get out of the house when I feel tense. Even better, my S10 is a bit chubby, so I run with him. It has brought us closer and is such valuable together time. I lost 15 lb, I feel great, I look wiry (!) and my muscles are starting to peek out from under the flab. I have contacted a personal trainer. I would like to be a fly on the wall when my W realizes how nuts she was to walk away.

As far as music goes - I'm not down, by the Clash, is one of my many anthems. Instant pick me up. Train In Vain, also by the Clash, is a close second. read the lyrics and you'll know why.

It is nice to post something that is about me, but not as related to my sitch. Again I can't believe I found this thread. I just wanted to share.

Best,

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RAI #2502053 10/29/14 10:39 PM
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I love this thread too! I am now doing around 7.2k 4 times a week. My best time is 38 minutes. The difference in how I feel is amazing and becoming a bit addictive.

It's great for maintaining a pma!


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stacey9 #2504156 11/04/14 08:25 PM
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Back to the front for this thread.

I was feeling tetchy so went for a run and feel much better.

I would like to know what happened to the warmth though. It was 23 degrees on Friday and its about 2 now. (Celsius)


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Still not seriously training on the road. I am more focused in the weight room. I've been a distance runner my whole life (although haven't really trained for it in several years) and would like to know what it's like to have some muscle for once! I still love running, though, and am running ~10 miles per week. I try to run them hard, though, not just always leisurely.


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Card29 #2504184 11/04/14 09:51 PM
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I'm now up to 8.6k 4 times a week, usually in about 47 minutes. Weather still not too bad at the moment but don't think I'll manage to run when it's icy.

It's great to get outdoors don't think I'd enjoy a treadmill.


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For those that use and enjoy treadmills: great! Especially LBS's with young children, they can run with the kids in the house. Some are even skilled though to read while on the treadmill. For me, though, if I'm going to run, it's going to be outside. Can't stand treadmills! Now that I'm an LBS with a D2 half of the week, there have been a couple of nights I kind of wished I'd had one. But normally I can work it into my day before I pick her up from daycare


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M 3 years
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