After a week long vacation, I'm back. Anyone want to guess where we went?
Here's a hint.
We had a great time; no emails, no blogs, no facebook, etc. Totally unplugged. More photos to follow.I don't have much to mention, running-wise. Let's just say it was my lowest mileage ever for a non-injured, non-marathon recovery week. But I think I needed it. Running was getting to be a drag. I finally had a decent run the Friday before leaving. Then I struggled through three 5-mile runs in the heat and humidity of Florida. Yesterday I was back in Minnesota and enjoyed a 2-hour run in October-like weather.
It's too early to tell what all this means for Whistlestop, but I'm pretty sure that anything fast is out the window.
Quote of the day;
"I didn't want to put limitations and expectations (coming into the race). I felt like 12:58 was maybe not far-fetched, but it was definitely a little bit of a pipe dream." - Dathan Ritzenhein after dropping his 5K PR from 13:16.06 to 12:56.27 and in the process bettering Bob Kennedy's 13-year-old American Record.
2 comments:
Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Nothing like a little vacation to get the running jones back.
AZ, I completely agree. However, 7 weeks before a marathon might not be the best timing.
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