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Interested in how many people have a run on Christmas day, my non running friends think I'm weird but the dog and me generally disappear for a quick 6 miles while the rest of the house get ready (after we've peeled the veg & the dog has eaten the ends of the carrots and other sundry veg bits dropped on the floor) apart from the 365ers what do other people do? Rest or run??
By the time I've had breakfast & opened a few pressies I've usually drunk too much to run. Mind you, this year the dog will need an outing. After he's opened his pressies of course. And somehow I suspect it'll have to be me to take him, so 3 or 4 miles with my "christmas humbug" bobble hat on could be on the cards.
Short dog jog in the morning:thumbup:
Usually go out for an hour.
Longer if Chrimbo is being spent with family.
Aye, that me too Steve.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevefoster
I will have a trot.
On my wedding day I was still out running with my Dad an hour before we were due at the church. When we got back my mum went berserk :w00t:
Quick run first thing 45 mins to an hour.
Running club meet up at 10am somewhere on Cannock Chase every day in the week upto Christmas, including Christmas day :)
Think my mum appreciates getting myself, my dad and brothers out of the house so she can have a bit of peace/less hassle in the kitchen!
Might have a barefoot trot on the beach this year if it's not too humid.
I'll probably be running to work on both Monday 24th (13:00 - 22:00) & again on Tuesday 25th (06:00 - 14:00), which is sadly not for pleasure reasons