Find The Gap
I spent much of last week trying to find a gap to run. I am not one for excuses but seriously, I could not eek out an hour to run anywhere.
I must say in the early days it was much easier to find time as a run for me was 20 minutes and I was done!! Now I prefer not lace up unless I can run for at least an hour - ideally 90 minutes. I do think I may need to mellow to the idea that at times 'less is more' and as SafariRunner mentions - possibly doing 2 x 30mins runs on difficult days where chunks of time are hard to come by.
That being said I laced up at 6pm on Saturday night and the minute the man walked in (he had been at work) I bid him adieu and headed out - chasing the daylight hours.
I ran down to the beach and took in the sights, smells and sounds. I absolutely love where we live. On my return home I decided to forgo the Garmin and STOP and take a photo.
I have decided that once a week I will run 'free'. NO garmin. NO endomondo. NO music. Will be a challenge for me! :-)
I must say in the early days it was much easier to find time as a run for me was 20 minutes and I was done!! Now I prefer not lace up unless I can run for at least an hour - ideally 90 minutes. I do think I may need to mellow to the idea that at times 'less is more' and as SafariRunner mentions - possibly doing 2 x 30mins runs on difficult days where chunks of time are hard to come by.
That being said I laced up at 6pm on Saturday night and the minute the man walked in (he had been at work) I bid him adieu and headed out - chasing the daylight hours.
I ran down to the beach and took in the sights, smells and sounds. I absolutely love where we live. On my return home I decided to forgo the Garmin and STOP and take a photo.
I have decided that once a week I will run 'free'. NO garmin. NO endomondo. NO music. Will be a challenge for me! :-)
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