One of the best aspects of our weekends is that we don’t go running in the morning; that’s right, we’re off. We take a two days vacation from beating the pavement, pushing ourselves up the hill and trying to forget how hard it is. Sure, if we miss a day because of weather, special circumstances or occasional illness, we make it a rule to “catching up” during these two days, but that doesn’t happen every week. This special arrangement makes us look forward towards what we feel is a well-deserved “break.” Another benefit is that – when Monday comes – we feel fresh, in mint physical form and ready to climb mountains. Does your own training regimen include special considerations like that one?
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Weekend pleasure
One of the best aspects of our weekends is that we don’t go running in the morning; that’s right, we’re off. We take a two days vacation from beating the pavement, pushing ourselves up the hill and trying to forget how hard it is. Sure, if we miss a day because of weather, special circumstances or occasional illness, we make it a rule to “catching up” during these two days, but that doesn’t happen every week. This special arrangement makes us look forward towards what we feel is a well-deserved “break.” Another benefit is that – when Monday comes – we feel fresh, in mint physical form and ready to climb mountains. Does your own training regimen include special considerations like that one?
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