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Getting Back on the Saddle After a Brief Break

After a couple week break, a new phone, new app, and a new training plan I’m back to my early morning runs. I’m hoping that I can get back into things.

The nature of my break from running was in large part due to finding out that my Spring race was postponed to the fall, and on top of that it was postponed again to the weekend following the marathon, which I was also already signed up for. The new stuff phone/app/plan was not related to my break at all really, well the new plan would have been regardless I guess.

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