@epcotisbest , you are on a roll !!! Love the watches, and love the flowers!
Today is going to be a light day for me, I came down with a cold a few days ago, won’t stop me, but maybe a nice leg day is what the doctor ordered
Glad I came across this thread, y’all are nice and motivated!
After my run, I biked about 6.25 mi indoors to loosen up my legs, did a whole lot of leg stretching, and then worked on abs for about 15 min.
The two Citizen Blue Angels watches are atomic timekeeping watches and are highly accurate. Notice in the photo they are synchronized to the exact second.
Much better! Now my husband has a cold, Ohio weather has been so up and down lately which I think is messing with us.Hope you're feeling better! Just the thought of leg day is making my hamstrings hurt! Still, it's so good for you too!
Mom update first...this morning, she was moved out of ICU to a regular room. My dad is hoping she'll be discharged tomorrow, but we'll have to wait and see. They started allowing liquid food last night and she's moved up to things like yogurt, cream of wheat, noodle soup, etc. It's sounding like they should still be able to visit us next month, but I've decided to bail on my plans to go to Louisiana this coming week and fly to FL instead.
I'm not a runner, but just curious -- wouldn't just the running, itself, loosen up your legs enough? ( I do understand the post-running, cooldown process of stretching though.)
Mom update first...this morning, she was moved out of ICU to a regular room. My dad is hoping she'll be discharged tomorrow, but we'll have to wait and see. They started allowing liquid food last night and she's moved up to things like yogurt, cream of wheat, noodle soup, etc. It's sounding like they should still be able to visit us next month, but I've decided to bail on my plans to go to Louisiana this coming week and fly to FL instead.
Speaking of watches, I'm learning my new GPS smart watch. It's not a nice looking as the ones above (which are making me think about getting my batteries replaced in my good watches), but I picked a digital face that makes a hidden Mickey
I've downloaded a number of cool faces...from college ones to animated ones with classic 80s video games. LOL Once I figure out this auto pause stuff, I think I'm going to really love this thing. It can also hold up to 500 songs, but I'm in no hurry to load those since I don't plan on running without my phone any time soon.
I got in a good run this morning. I messed up my auto pause during my run, so my recorded pace was slower than my actual pace, but even my messed up recorded pace was around a minute and a half faster than my last 4 mile run from a month ago. I guess this is why some people run with two watches. I thought about wearing my old one, but I gave it to my older daughter because she wants to start doing some runs with me. I probably got in about a half a mile walking to and from the trail routes. It was this pic that I stopped to take ... that isn't even that good ... that messed up my auto pause.
This is one of my favorite areas to run. You come out of the forest to this area along the lake and one of the golf courses. The only downside is that this is a really low area. What goes down must go up. if they want to get home Running up steep hills isn't fun, but it's good training.
After my run, I biked about 6.25 mi indoors to loosen up my legs, did a whole lot of leg stretching, and then worked on abs for about 15 min.
You tend to stiffen up after a run if you don't keep moving for a while, which leads to extra aches for me, so I give my legs another form of movement for a while to help reduce this. Stretching helps some, but it's part of why they tell you to not stop and keep walking after you've run a distance. I've also suffered from runner's knee in the past, and I've found alternative movements are helping keep that away (fingers crossed!).
Now that is a cool watch. So it is a digital display and you can download different watch faces to the display and change them at will, or depending on your mood?
If that is the case, I will just have to keep repeating, "I don't need another watch, I don't need another watch."
O.k. That makes perfect sense, particularly walking after the run. I think that's also to help your heart slow down to regular resting rate.
Woke up at 2:47 a.m. and tossed and turned until about 3:30 and quietly got on up. I hate sleepless nights because they always lead to sluggish days. Over did it with some yard work and more pressure washing Saturday and am paying for it today.
Got plans for a meatloaf on the grill this evening, so that should be fun.
Although, it does occur to me that it is a bit pathetic when your coming day's happiness revolves around meatloaf. I gotta get better, more meaningful hobbies.
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