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Spoilt rotten
Comma I am being. Twenty two lazy lengths of the pool was the sum total of yesterday’s activity, followed by vegetarian sushi (avocado and mango making a surprisingly tasty combination) and homemade banana bread. This morning saw me running around … Continue reading
Posted in running, swimming
Tagged banana bread, family, intervals, pampering, running, swimming, vegetarian sushi, yoga
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Rhythm is gonna get you
Well, I did it. I swam from Hampton Court to Kingston. Two and a quarter miles. One hour and twenty five minutes. When I signed up for the swim, I had grand ideas about training. Swimming pools during the week. … Continue reading
Posted in swimming, total immersion
Tagged Hampton Court Swim, human race events, queuing for britain, swimming, the thames
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That was the month that was.
And so my second ‘athon has come to an end and my circle of running peeps has expanded. My stats for the month are as follows: Days run: 30 Least miles run in a day: 0.4 Most miles run in … Continue reading
Why-y-y don’t you?
Why-y-y don’t you Just switch off your television set And go out and do something less boring instead? A summary of my Juneathon efforts so far looks like this: Cycles to work: 7 Cycles home: 7 Runs around the block: … Continue reading
Here comes the rain again
Considering that I have a two and a quarter mile open water swim in five weeks, I am doing remarkably little swimming. So at half past three I extricated myself from underneath the cat, threw on my running kit, grabbed … Continue reading
Wet Wet Wet
One way or another, it has been a very wet day. I’d been vaguely contemplating going to the lake this morning to do some open water swimming, but I didn’t wake up until mid-morning, which rather put the kibosh on … Continue reading
Posted in chirunning, swimming, total immersion
Tagged chirunning, running, swimming, ti, total immersion, wet wet wet
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The Juneathon effect
I ran every day in Janathon, but am not intending to run every day in Juneathon. Exercise, yes. Run, no. So why, after cycling to work and back, did I dash upstairs, chuck on my running kit and go out … Continue reading
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