Anywho, coach and I are staying on track with a schedule building to a May 1-2 marathon. I'm still not committed to a particular race although the Illinois Marathon is looking quite favorable as of late. I like that it's a Saturday race and have heard good things from Mindi regarding it's inaugural year, just last April. It's also not so far from "home" which means I might be able to visit the family as well.
And since I haven't reported any running details in awhile or specific workouts, here's a snapshot of the last few weeks ...all easy running.

The next several weeks will look similar, backing off the miles just a bit before adding in some quality and then adding back more miles. I'm also planning on a couple races to get some more accurate training paces defined. The Joe Kleinerman 10K on 12/6 and the Ted Corbitt 15K on 12/19, both in CP.
Lastly I plan to sneak in another session of yoga sometime regularly. It's hard to do w/work b/c my most favorite classes start at 7:00 p.m. but I'm going to try and remain flexible and see what I can make happen. Last night was a sweet session at Kula with loads of twisting, twisting, twisting all culminating in some very strong side crows (probably my best ever) and on both sides. Super stoked about that.

6 comments:
Sorry, but that photo looks completely impossible! Wow.
I was thinking about trying yoga until I saw this picture! I would hurt myself for sure. That's some crazy sh$t.
Looks like your mileage has been solid lately. Can't wait to see which spring marathon you decide on!
good lord, woman. that's amazing.
you know, you're so good at being a runner, i really appreciate that.
Whoa! That stuff just amazes me!
I know you aren't doing CIM, but that looks like the right decision. You've got a solid base going, and I'm looking forward to seeing you kick butt at a spring 'thon
I'm appreciate your writing skill.Please keep on working hard.^^
i keep forgetting to comment on how awesome of a job you've been doing with the morning running! very impressive! its great that you recognize when your schedule requires morning running and then follow through. way to execute and stick to the plan!
missy
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