Had a 5k run yesterday, I feel pretty good. I have a bit of a fricton burn on my thigh though, I may need to start vaselineing my balls.
In other news, I have signed up for a relay team to swim the channel next year (late Aug/September).
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Run
Well chaps. I had a run today (1.25km) would like to say that legs are fine (Cathy in the gym says that I'd be feeling shins splints immediately). First run that I have had in some time, I'll be building this up slowly. It'll be a good while before I try any road running.
That is all.
That is all.
Monday, August 11, 2008
It's no secret
Or at least a badly kept one that I have started training for this. Elliptical Training, Rower, Swimming and Cycling. I am going to start on the hamster wheel soon and try to build up some running distance. I know that I harp on about shin splints, so I am going to take it easy and see how it goes. I'll let you all know how I get on, going to combining running with some weight training, so hopefully it all falls into place.
Going to lodge that money now, so Sinead and I can get it all back and go and treat ourselves to some trinkets and baubles.
Going to lodge that money now, so Sinead and I can get it all back and go and treat ourselves to some trinkets and baubles.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Check me out! (mk ii)
OK, so I tried to embed the map of yesterday's training run directly into a post, but MapMyRun's new mapping tool sucks a bit. They've had some vaguely worded feedback to this effect. Let's see if it actually makes a difference.
Anyway, failing that, here's a link to the map, if you can be bothered to follow it. (Just make sure to change the units back to kilometers - another pain in the arse with the new MmR is that it all defaults to miles.) You'll see how wonderfully well my training is coming on. Not sure if I'm going to be ready for the marathon at the end of October, but the half-marathon in September will be a cake walk!
By the way, can I just mention that running up the Captain's Hill in Leixlip is a bastard - but I beat it!
Anyway, failing that, here's a link to the map, if you can be bothered to follow it. (Just make sure to change the units back to kilometers - another pain in the arse with the new MmR is that it all defaults to miles.) You'll see how wonderfully well my training is coming on. Not sure if I'm going to be ready for the marathon at the end of October, but the half-marathon in September will be a cake walk!
By the way, can I just mention that running up the Captain's Hill in Leixlip is a bastard - but I beat it!
Friday, August 8, 2008
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