Sitting here this morning in a bit of a funk as a result of PSU's upset yesterday. Oh well, you win some, you lose some, and what ever other cliches come to mind.
I haven't been training for anything since the Dam Half three weeks ago. I thought I was going to enjoy not running a fall marathon, but as I hear about them and look at the results, I feel somewhat left out. This, of course, is of my choosing. There is an excitement and sense of accomplishment that goes with finishing a marathon, but my body does need a little break. Next up for me will be the Tri To Help Indoor Triathlon in February. I also plan on running the Millersville Turkey Trot with my son in two weeks. To those ends, I have been riding my indoor bike trainer, running easily (piriformis is still bothering me a little) and I actually got back into the pool yesterday. I didn't seem to lose anything; I'm still a middle of the packer, and doubt I will ever improve much in this endeavor.
On another note, I dropped my skis off at the Ski Tunes this past Friday. I'm looking forward to some cold weather and fluffy snow. If the weather forecasts are correct, it could be a great winter for the slopes. Hopefully it will also be a great winter for the annual Yellow Springs Rendezvous at the end of January.
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Im in your boat Fish, I feel left out too this fall. Oh well though, goodluck at the Turkey trot with the son!
Fish, hi
Sometimes the moves you don't make are better than the ones you would have made... Rest and recuperation are essential to a long and healthy exercise regime. The Turkey Trot is around the corner!
Hey fish, I dropped my January marathon in an effort to get healthy again. I think your body will thank you. The turkey trot sounds like a lot of fun with your son. Then, you've got your tri coming up in February and finally there's (ahem) Boston...
Fish,
The picture on my blog was taken by my husband when he went hiking and camping with his buddy. It's at the First Water Trailhead in the Superstition Mountains. Beautiful, huh?
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