At the beginning of my run I feel rusty and I should just pack it in right away. Even afterwards and doing 6 runs for week 4 over 3 weeks it still doesn’t feel quite right, quite like I got it. The last 5 minute interval I guess has got easier, before I would watch the clock for when I can stop running and now it isn’t as much of a hardship, still tiring but not unbearable. My pace was a little bit slower than the previous days. With this I finish Week 4 and move on to week 5. Three 5 minute runs, then two 8 minute runs, then running for 20 minutes non-stop.
\nSomehow in my shopping for shoes I missed the fact that the red and the blue pair are the exact same shoe, they did feel a little different. I was in too much of a rush to look at the box, so I could have saved over $15 if I just bought 2 blue pairs. I hope my receipt for the shoes get found, my blue par of shoes apparently got a hole in the air pad so it feels squishy now, the sad part is I have only used those shoes for about 7 kms. I noticed it while starting my day at Wonderland, and what a great day it was. The line for Leviathan was about 25 minutes, often times less which was just ridiculous. Anyways if I visited the local Nike store I would have seen that the prices here are similar so I didn’t really get that great of a deal, oddly enough the store here had the newer model vs the older one in the US store. If I didn’t go online to the running room’s website and just thought about looking at the Nike store I would have saved myself a little bit of a headache.
\nI popped into an actual running room store and that place is pricey, shirts were 30-50, some jacket that looked waterproof and really thin was 150. Those water belt things were $50 and didn’t really look different from any other ones that I have seen, I was a little blown away by it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
At the beginning of my run I feel rusty and I should just pack it in right away. Even afterwards and doing 6 runs for week 4 over 3 weeks it still doesn’t feel quite right, quite like I got … Continue reading