No, it is not hump day. That is Tuesday afternoon which is one half of my work week. Yeah, eat your heart out.
Wednesday is . . . ? Really, you can't do it? Wednesday is the day I swim 100s. Thanks for paying attention. I swam
1,300 26:44 (2:01)
21 X 100 @ 1:59
800 medium paddles
300 small paddles
total: 4,500 yards = 4,295 meters
How about that? Did you notice? Well stop acting like you are reading if you are not even going to try to comprehend. I added a 100 and cut a second off the interval. Don't say I'm a sandbagger, sandbagger.
After work, I needed a nap. Yeah, eat your heart out. Then I shuffled for 4.46 miles. I was fretting at the house about where to run. Sometimes I get uninspired by the same ole same ole running routes. I thought and thought and thought and could come up with nothing. I went out the front door and headed east on Monroe still thinking and then it hit me. The river trail. Bingo! So I ran to the trail, got on it, and was immediately blessed by the beauty of this mini-wilderness that is so close to my front door.
One little snippet of the Yazoo River Trail. |
After I left the trail, I got on the gravel road at the end of Claiborne and was going to run it until I noticed the turn row on the left between town and the gravel road. I took it and ran it until I made my way to Park Avenue. It was different, and easy on my legs.
When I got home, it was time for Plate City. Earlier in the day, I had thought about doing an alley workout, but when the time came, I did not have the stuff. The stuff inside. Alley workouts are difficult. They are intense and painful. So I opted instead to just lift. It was leg day so I just did squats and leg extensions. I left off the accessory work. But at least I went out there and did some stuff.
So it was a good day. Thank you, Jesus, for it.
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