Today's Training

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Originally Posted by Graeme

Since getting a dog last week, I have done very little training. I keep having to get up with him at stupid times so he can go and look at the garden. I'm bloody knackered.

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I'm assuming this isn't quite how you imagined your life with your new running partner would be???:eek:

six miles on the moors last night, lovely clear night.

Since the Edale Skyline i have been mostly.....

walking the dog,

and will be until the weekend, to give the hip/thigh strain that i have chance to clear up. then back into three peaks training

Not quite, he is only six months old though, so I'm sure he'll be up to a few shorter runs by the end of summer though. He seemed to be at the park the other day, the little sod ;o)

six miles around my river circuit.
Didnt time it
didnt try hard
didnt enjoy it
Well ok I did kinda enjoy it but definitly not as much as i enjoy running hard.
Bloomin easy week!
it's gonna drive me nuts tapering in the last 10 days or so before the marathon.
Training is taking a toll though, am often in bed by 9pm lately and sleeping through until 6ish

9 miles , ache all over :(
it hurts after edale , even my kneck, ouch

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Originally Posted by daz h

9 miles , ache all over :(
it hurts after edale , even my kneck, ouch

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your kneck? you mean neck! did you bounce on the way down? :confused:

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Originally Posted by Penguin

your kneck? you mean neck! did you bounce on the way down? :confused:

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no its called doin edale in my thin top instead of a coat and just wearin shorts
got a chill in my neck,

easy 35 mins - 50% road, 50% down in the woods - glad cold wind had relented.

Got a run in this morning, woo hoo, 5 mile ssteady, all my niggle started hurting by the end of it though. Nice to be out again.