I ran the Resevoir tonight, the whole way around. At only 1.5 miles, it's only a small triumph. Still, it was the first of the milestones I laid out for my CCM Relay training. I didn't think I'd get there on run 6, never having run much of anything before. I didn't clock it to the second, but it took me roughly 15 minutes. 10 minute miles? I threw in a fast walk between the apartment and the resevoir and back again for a 40 minute workout.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Run Six, A Milestone
Posted by Steve DiMattia at 8:58 PM
Labels: CCM Preparation, central park resevoir, Running
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3 comments:
Way to go! Your body will respond to the challenge and no doubt surprise you. Yuu will be surprised by how many strides you make early. Keep it up.
Thanks. I could have kept going, but was surprised by that as well and didn't want to push too fast. Frankly, I think I was capable of it a few runs ago, but while I was running a few runs ago I was certain I couldn't. Like so many things, being successful at something has a lot to do with just deciding to do it, and deciding that it can be done. Not to get too philosophical about only a mile and a half, but there you go.
Nice! I love seeing your progress and your patient approach to building endurance. It's the right way to go.
I'm psyched for you.
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