Jump & Shout in June

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That’s great, TC! (although you really should be careful not to be upping your mileage too much at once - it would be a bummer to hurt something while you’re doing so well). :granny:
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Oh that was very much my limit, I wouldn't want to go any further on a trail and neither could I realistically.

I learnt a lot tonight though from the old boy and also maybe about myself too. It's been a good night and they have been rather scarce in my world this year.
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Topcat wrote: Fri Jun 22, 2018 11:10 pm Oh that was very much my limit
Not for long, the way you’re going!

It’s brilliant that you’re enjoying it so much.
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You know 10k is less than 7.3 miles, don't you :))

You are doing great. Running is good for the soul.
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I was thinking that, Bramble! :))

My brother did a 10k race with zero experience and his ridiculous busted knee, but he had the arrogance of youth. I would never attempt one, though MrMcLip does them fairly regularly.
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Yeah I know. :)) But I need to be able to do it regularly before I start entering stuff. If I keep it up then I'll get where I want to be though.
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New workout last night - a mechanical stability one. It felt easy-ish at the time but I'm aching like buggery today.
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My shoulders are killing from Pilates on Thursday evening so naturally I did a body combat express session to make it worse this morning. :))
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That sounds like something I would do, Pip :))

90 minute Pilates studio class followed by an hour of heavy weights. No juice left in the tank now!
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My new workout again - hard. [/trump]
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I actually think it worked, in a weird way. My shoulders feel looser.

What’s in your new workout, Lily?
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Half hearted L3 shred this morning as I feel so heavy and hungover. I dusted off some hand weights and a mat from my parents shed so at least I can stick to it whilst I’m away.
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Well going out in that was a bad idea. :mog: I attempted the normal four mile circuit but in this heat and having done what I did on Friday I must have walked at least a quarter of it and died for the rest. :lol:

No more until Wednesday now, that should give me time to recover properly.
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Count it as a recovery run :))

Having lectured about mileage earlier in the week, I managed 10 miles today, about 80% trail.

Went out nice and early though, so the heat wasn’t too crippling (just everything else!)
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53km canal ride yesterday and a 38km road ride today.

Today's was quite easy despite the hills as it was a slower pace.
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That's good that you can keep it up while you're there, Olive. I am still avoiding L2. :lol: It's difficult to get the telly with Mr G in the way. :look:

TC! That's amazing, and great. You are certainly in a good place for a 10K, I doubt being able to do a longer run on harder terrain is a one off. I love this old guy, and he's clearly nuts. I watched a documentary about an ultra a while back and now am trying and failing to remember what it was called, but it was unsurprisingly full of brilliant crazy.

I did a 13.1 mile hike yesterday, 4 mile run on Sat, 3 mile run on Fri, and can't remember what else since last time I posted, but probably a walk and a Shred. Yesterday's hike was so lovely, no-one was out because of the England game, I crossed the south circular without using a pedestrian crossing, which was almost creepy. It was basically just me and the odd Deliveroo bike. Beautiful weather, peace. When I got to the top of the highest point I sat on the grass and had my crisps and (it's an open space that has a cafe and you can drive there, so the busiest part) there was someone playing guitar which initially annoyed me but I ended up sitting there in the sun for a good while. Then I tripped over a tree root and turned my ankle. :lol: But it walked off quickly. Really nice day.
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We're all doing brilliantly! Well done TC! It's great to read of your progress.

Your walk sounds gorgeous Goat. If a bit 28 Days Later in some ways.
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Your walk sounds amazing, Goat! I love it when normally busy places are empty and a bit creepy.

Muay Thai bootcamp today. There was clinching. It was sweaty. I have some nifty bruises too.
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You're doing great TC.

I've not been sleeping due to the stress of job hunting so I went out a 7am this morning for a run, absolutely shattered but still went and did a slow 2 miles before I had to get ready for work. I also made the mistake of underestimating a Legs, Bums & Tums class which was absolutely horrendous but the upside is I'm getting stronger.
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Mountain Goat wrote: Mon Jun 25, 2018 9:23 am That's good that you can keep it up while you're there, Olive. I am still avoiding L2. :lol: It's difficult to get the telly with Mr G in the way. :look:
I was pouring with sweat and my parents looked utterly bemused as at one point they both came into watch. :))

Your hike sounds awesome, Goat and I’m glad your ankle is ok.

You’re brilliantly with the running, TC. I haven’t even attempted it once in this weather and probably won’t either unless it cools down considerably.
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