We’ve got snow again but I’m due to run tonight, so…
No excuses. Just do the work.
Shalane Flanagan, American long-distance runner.
Fit for a year
Running to fitness, year two.
We’ve got snow again but I’m due to run tonight, so…
No excuses. Just do the work.
Shalane Flanagan, American long-distance runner.
None here (yet!) but aiming to get out today before it sets in again
I’m off to my parents this weekend and there’s snow forecast – I’m due to run 20miles….. it’s going to be a chilly one!
Way to be committed! What kind of clothing/gear do you wear to beat the cold? I could use some advice, because I want to stop using the cold weather as an excuse!
I wanted to skip yesterday’s run due to sheer exhaustion, but on my training log I had written a quote for the day that said: “If running wasn’t hard, you wouldn’t do it.”
When you live in Park City, UT snow is never an excuse.
It’s just running
I use ice as a huge excuse. “If I slip and fall on the ice and hurt myself I won’t be able to run when the ice is gone…” (That’s what I tell myself anyway…)
I love Shalane.
Yup. My college softball coach used to say, “Excuses are for losers.” That stuck with me
Tomorrow I have my first 5k. It’s supposed to snow (again, like the last two days here). Yuck.
Yup that’s right! It’s still snowing here too but gotta get movin’ and run!
Oh dear… I am truly a fair weather runner. Sucking in cold wind and chugging along on precarious ice is not my idea of a run. Fortunately, the good days far out number the bad weather days. I hear central England got hit with quite the snowfall. Did that affect you? ~Thea
I second that, don’t listen to your automatic system that tends to let you choose the easiest way or give up at your first temptation. Good luck