I continue to get a feel for how complex training for endurance sports really is. That doesn't mean that I understand the complexities better, just that I realize they are there.
Today was another of those days that convince me that I still have much to learn. For some reason, and I wish I knew what it was, I felt great today. Normally the day after my long workout I go to the pool for a while, and then try to run the 6 km trail, with "try" being the operative word. The best I generally manage is a slow, painful walk/jog.
Not today! While I certainly was not fast I did indeed feel normal, and ran the entire loop without any real discomfort. How come? After my longest, toughest workout of the entire schedule I feel good??
While I would indeed like to understand it better, for now I'm just gonna take it for what it's worth. It definitely contributes to the notion of just 'feeling different' that I described yesterday.
At this time of day exactly four weeks from now, I should be within 3 kms the finish line of Ironman Canada 2012!
(swim 1000 metres, 6 km trail run)
"To know yet to think that one does not know is best;
Not to know yet to think that one knows will lead to difficulty. "---Lao-Tzu
Today was another of those days that convince me that I still have much to learn. For some reason, and I wish I knew what it was, I felt great today. Normally the day after my long workout I go to the pool for a while, and then try to run the 6 km trail, with "try" being the operative word. The best I generally manage is a slow, painful walk/jog.
Not today! While I certainly was not fast I did indeed feel normal, and ran the entire loop without any real discomfort. How come? After my longest, toughest workout of the entire schedule I feel good??
While I would indeed like to understand it better, for now I'm just gonna take it for what it's worth. It definitely contributes to the notion of just 'feeling different' that I described yesterday.
At this time of day exactly four weeks from now, I should be within 3 kms the finish line of Ironman Canada 2012!
(swim 1000 metres, 6 km trail run)
"To know yet to think that one does not know is best;
Not to know yet to think that one knows will lead to difficulty. "---Lao-Tzu
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Peter
I love you and I'm glad you had a good day
ReplyDeleteI'm also glad you had a good day! In terms of the Ironman countdown... I'm excited for you already!
ReplyDeletelove the quote...so true!!
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