March 15th, 2020
Training for the marathon was a BIG project. It was 3-4 months of work and it kept me very focused on a goal.
As the time goes by you start to forget about how the marathon training impacts you. It gives you structure. You feel great. You feel disciplined.
Well, it's been a week since I finished the marathon, and it's weird to not have that marathon hanging over my head. Sometimes my brain feels a bit foggy, and I remember it's probably because I'm not exercising.
Finally, today, I went on a short jog.
I need a new fitness goal.
While I have a half marathon coming up in two months, I don't plan to take that one too seriously - also who knows if that one will even happen because of COVID-19. I will also run a marathon later in the year and try to break 3:30.
But, anyways, back to my new goal.
By the end of the month, I want to run a 6-minute mile.
It's not that crazy of a goal, but I've never done it before, or really ever tested my mile time.
I just went to the track to see how it would feel to run a lap in 1 minute and 30 seconds - it felt really fast. I'll report back in two weeks!
As the time goes by you start to forget about how the marathon training impacts you. It gives you structure. You feel great. You feel disciplined.
Well, it's been a week since I finished the marathon, and it's weird to not have that marathon hanging over my head. Sometimes my brain feels a bit foggy, and I remember it's probably because I'm not exercising.
Finally, today, I went on a short jog.
I need a new fitness goal.
While I have a half marathon coming up in two months, I don't plan to take that one too seriously - also who knows if that one will even happen because of COVID-19. I will also run a marathon later in the year and try to break 3:30.
But, anyways, back to my new goal.
By the end of the month, I want to run a 6-minute mile.
It's not that crazy of a goal, but I've never done it before, or really ever tested my mile time.
I just went to the track to see how it would feel to run a lap in 1 minute and 30 seconds - it felt really fast. I'll report back in two weeks!