40 miles for 40 years!
Posted by Lori Brown on Thursday, May 31, 2012
While still on the topic of change I thought I would share something that will require significant change on my part. My sister, Angela, will be turning 40 in slightly less that 2 years. All she wants for her 40th birthday is to run/walk 40 miles with her friends. Lucky for her, there happens to be a 24 hour endurance race on her birthday and she believes that not just she, but we, can complete 40 miles during that time.
I have agreed. ( I do believe she waited to ask me after I had drank half of my sangria. I am just saying that if I were to back out that any sane person would understand that I was practically coereced into agreeing under those circumstances).
As I was saying, I have agreed and it will take a significant amount of running to prepare for this endeavor. This does mean change, because as of right now...I am not running. I can run. I do run. I could even churn out 5 miles right now if I had to, but 40? Nope, it's going to take some serious change. See week 1 schedule below:
Day 1 Find treadmill under clothes
Day 2 Enter stats into treadmill
Day 3 Clean up workout room
Day 4 Oil the treadmill
Day 5 Print out motivational quotes
Day 6 Rest
Day 7 Rest
Okay, so I am still in the contemplation stage and only thinking about the preparation stage, but I will get there, one step at a time. I will keep you posted on my progress.
I have agreed. ( I do believe she waited to ask me after I had drank half of my sangria. I am just saying that if I were to back out that any sane person would understand that I was practically coereced into agreeing under those circumstances).
As I was saying, I have agreed and it will take a significant amount of running to prepare for this endeavor. This does mean change, because as of right now...I am not running. I can run. I do run. I could even churn out 5 miles right now if I had to, but 40? Nope, it's going to take some serious change. See week 1 schedule below:
Day 1 Find treadmill under clothes
Day 2 Enter stats into treadmill
Day 3 Clean up workout room
Day 4 Oil the treadmill
Day 5 Print out motivational quotes
Day 6 Rest
Day 7 Rest
Okay, so I am still in the contemplation stage and only thinking about the preparation stage, but I will get there, one step at a time. I will keep you posted on my progress.