I run.
I run.
That's it.I run.Every day.Actually anytime that I'm not at work or sleep. I run like crazy.I can't explain it.Last thursday I woke and got myself a good pair of running shoes.(without having any plans or experience or ...!) and since then I am running. it feels like I am running for my life or something! Day 82.
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Join Date: Mar 2015
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All right Forrest Gump!
I'm just now getting back into running after a long absence. It occurred to me today that running is like the opposite of drinking. The lousy / hangover-like part is the actual running (I'm still getting my endurance up) and the buzz / natural high comes after.
I am being careful not to overdo & get injured as I've typically done in the past. It can be addictive, amirite?
Great on 82 days!
I'm just now getting back into running after a long absence. It occurred to me today that running is like the opposite of drinking. The lousy / hangover-like part is the actual running (I'm still getting my endurance up) and the buzz / natural high comes after.
I am being careful not to overdo & get injured as I've typically done in the past. It can be addictive, amirite?
Great on 82 days!
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Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Detroit, Michigan
Posts: 3
[QUOTE=Knurdyone;5280377]All right Forrest Gump!
I'm just now getting back into running after a long absence. It occurred to me today that running is like the opposite of drinking. The lousy / hangover-like part is the actual running (I'm still getting my endurance up) and the buzz / natural high comes after.
I am being careful not to overdo & get injured as I've typically done in the past. It can be addictive, amirite?
Great on 82 days![/QUOTE
I run as well. Have been for over 35 years. For those of
you increasing mileage, the accepted rule of thumb is to
up your weekly total by no more than 10%, to reduce
your injury risk.
I'm just now getting back into running after a long absence. It occurred to me today that running is like the opposite of drinking. The lousy / hangover-like part is the actual running (I'm still getting my endurance up) and the buzz / natural high comes after.
I am being careful not to overdo & get injured as I've typically done in the past. It can be addictive, amirite?
Great on 82 days![/QUOTE
I run as well. Have been for over 35 years. For those of
you increasing mileage, the accepted rule of thumb is to
up your weekly total by no more than 10%, to reduce
your injury risk.
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