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Tackling The Saturday Morning Training Run

I was on the fence about going out this morning. I didn’t get a great night of sleep, and I woke up with a sore throat, so I was concerned whether doing 13 miles was a good idea. Once I actually got going things were good for the first 10 miles, it got a a little harder but I just stayed focused getting to the end and worried less about my pace.

I enjoyed catching my longtime running partner, and his co-worker, as I passed by be his house on my run. Nice to have some encouragement along the way.

I had a tough time after my run with my recovery. Helps to have home projects that needed my attention and to keep me going. More to come on that part of my day later.

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