When I first decided
to train and race I just wanted to finish the distance. I estimated that I
could probably finish in under 2:30 if I trained properly. By the time the
race rolled around I had my heart set on finishing in 2:15 even though my
training got hampered by injury. I finished in 2:20 -much better [...]
Posts Tagged ‘half-marathon’
Testing my expectations
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged acceptance, expectations, half-marathon, patience, yoga on October 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Goal Accomplished!!
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged goal, half-marathon, running on September 28, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Yesterday I ran my first half-marathon in 2:20! It was a great experience training and running in the race. Yet, it was not all great. There has been a lot of injury related pain along the way and running on pavement did not make my legs feel any better. The first half was fantastic and [...]
Time away
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged dating, dissertation, half-marathon, life decisions, relationships, running, yoga on September 9, 2009 | 3 Comments »
So I have avoided a post for about a month now. Part of the time I was traveling and not thinking about yoga or my dissertation (I was running as the 1/2 marathon is only 2.5 weeks away). But mostly I am avoiding posting because I am feeling overwhelmed and confused. Usually I write to [...]
Half Marathon Countdown
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged challenge, half-marathon, running, thesis on June 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I am committing to a half-marathon at the end of September. Right now I can run 3 miles (at an 11 min pace). I am going to start a serious training schedule Monday of next week!
My decision to do a half-marathon is all about follow through. So often I get excited to do some [...]
It doesn’t have to be all or nothing
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged half-marathon, run, yoga on May 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Bringing a yoga practice into everyday life with distractions, roommates, travel, and general busyness requires flexibility and adaptation. This week my mission is practicing more regularly for less time.
Today I will start with a 20 minute practice. I will be traveling for the second half of the week and want to set a tone [...]