When you cross that finish line -
no matter how slow, no matter how fast
- it will change your life forever.
~ Dick Beardsley, Spirit Of The Marathon

October 22, 2011

Short and sweet is the best way to do a recovery run [Training Day 292 Wed. 10/19/11]

4 miles
11:15 pace

Two words will describe this run perfectly: recovery run.

{the good} I was fine miles 1 & 2.  Probably because we were on a slight downhill.  Miles 3 & 4....totally different story.  Have any of you run through the WSU Vancouver campus?   If so, you know it's one big hill. We were headed up the hill.  Not great for a recovery run, but I did it.  Whatever.

{the ugly}  It was an uphill recovery run.  The whole thing was ugly. lol

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