Sort of.
I wasn’t going to. I really can’t face blogging every day, I won’t be logging my activity on running free, and I’m also not going to be running every day because I don’t want to court another injury.
Which may well leave you wondering what I will be doing. To which the answer is stretching, lunging, squatting, balancing and foam rolling. All the little everyday routines which I should be doing to complement my running, but which have completely fallen by the wayside while I’ve been injured.
This could be my toughest Janathon challenge yet!
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Hooray you are in!
I tried very hard to resist, but my willpower was lacking.
you’re in good company! and we don’t need to blog each day, we can tweet our updates 🙂
Tweeting is cheating!
Louise, I find myself in the same dilema ! After the fun of Janathon 2013, February was the month it all went horribly wrong for me and my 3 marathons a few weeks later were in danger of not being run. This year I haven’t signed up for a full (yet). I’m anxious of suffering the same injury…so, like you, I’ll probably sign up but not run every day…
I actually had every intention of NOT doing it too, but I’m not sure what happened…. Lack of willpower too, I guess.
Stay injury free.
Happy new year.
I like your method of dealing with a Janathon challenge, it can be tough on your bones and muscles if you aren’t very careful and I’m keen to see you back doing what I know you can do best – ULTRAs. Best of luck with routines you’ve got planned and see you out and about, on roads and trails