My pre-run breakfast was a Health Valley Organic Strawberry Cobbler Multigrain Cereal Bar. I had it before the Bolder Boulder and it was a great way to get started for that race, so for one mile further I did the same thing. Good fuel--light but filling!
And then I was off. My splits for the run as told by my Garmin:
Mile 1: 10:24
Mile 2: 10:17
Mile 3: 10:15
Mile 4: 10:12
Mile 5: 10:25
Mile 6: 11:15
Mile 7: 11:08
What this means for me, though, is that it's time to take it up a notch. If I can maintain a 10:30 average pace for a long run, well, I shouldn't be doing that for my shorter runs anymore, should I, especially if I'm trying to PR at a 5K this summer!
Post-run breakfast was a fried egg, toast, and sliced oranges.
And now I suppose I should spend Sundays recapping my week's workouts. When I started this blog, that was my intention, and I've since lost that. Time to bring it back!
Monday: 30 Day Shred / Swimming (4 laps, apartment pool)
Tuesday: 30 Day Shred / Dance Central (Xbox Kinect)
Wednesday: 30 Day Shred / RBRC 5K
Thursday: 3 miles / 30 Day Shred
Friday: 2.5 miles / Walk ~100 minutes
Saturday: Swimming (8 laps, gym pool) / Weights
Sunday: 7 miles
Total Mileage: 15.5 miles
Once I do the 30 Day Shred later this afternoon, I will have succeeded in working out twice a day every day this week. Yes, I include playing a dancing video game and walking around; I thoroughly believe that both are legitimate forms of exercise! Not to mention that both works different muscles than I otherwise regularly work.
When do I fit in rest days? To be honest, I don't necessarily operate on a 7-day week when it comes to working out; I operate on a 10-day week. I had a full-out rest day last Sunday, but since I'm running RBRC on Wednesday, I'll either be taking tomorrow or Tuesday off, depending on what my body tells me. There's a chance I might take both days off, too! We'll see how I feel tomorrow morning.
Now, for Sunday fun times! I have a good amount of errands to run before everyone gets out of church!
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