Lamest. Run. Ever.
Apr. 7th, 2009 09:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
horizon_greeneI can't even believe the run I had earlier. It was an epic failure—I could never settle down and get into any sort of rhythm, and after about half a mile, I just flat-out stopped, even though I didn't intend to. I can't even remember the last time I stopped before I told myself I could. It's probably been at least three years. I was so shocked I nearly tripped and fell.
Anyway, after some excellent walking, I ran a bit further, then stopped again, then ran again, and so on. My legs felt like hell. Discouraging, given that I ran almost 3.5 miles the last time I went out.
I attribute this to two things: First, I didn't eat before I went running (which was stupid, but I was distracted with freelance work and didn't think of it). Second, it was hot today, and I was running in the sun, and I guess I'm not used to that yet (which, again, is weird because I usually do really well in the heat).
So lame, seriously. I <3 running, but it did not <3 me today.
Anyway, after some excellent walking, I ran a bit further, then stopped again, then ran again, and so on. My legs felt like hell. Discouraging, given that I ran almost 3.5 miles the last time I went out.
I attribute this to two things: First, I didn't eat before I went running (which was stupid, but I was distracted with freelance work and didn't think of it). Second, it was hot today, and I was running in the sun, and I guess I'm not used to that yet (which, again, is weird because I usually do really well in the heat).
So lame, seriously. I <3 running, but it did not <3 me today.
