This week and next are nothing but difficult when it comes to running. Personally and professionally, there is a lot going on. While I have plenty of time to run, it's hard to focus on it. For a very short time, I'm staying with my sister, so this week I've been familiarizing myself with a new neighborhood to run in. While I will miss the benefit of Lynchburg's steep hills, I already realize that Richmond has some good hills to run on.
After next week I'll once again have a new neighborhood to adjust to. Despite the stress of a new job and moving, from a running standpoint this is great, as long as I get up and do it. For a couple of weeks I have to run in one neighborhood, while this weekend I'll get one last long run in Lynchburg. Then I'll have my neighborhood to discover on foot ... before I know it, it'll be October and the Richmond Marathon will be a month away. I am hoping that I can incorporate some of the marathon path on a couple of my long runs. I like running in new places, and quite honestly I was getting tired of seeing the same things every morning.
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3 comments:
hey thanks for the nice comment! i lived in richmond for 12 years and i loved it. i wasn't a runner then, so i don't know what it's like to run in. I bet it's great! you have some great times in your sidebar. wow!
Good luck juggling all the changes in your life! It is so exciting to find new trails - it makes it feel like home so much more quickly!
I LOVED running the Ukrops Monument Avenue 10K last year. The Richmond RFTC 5K was fun too, with its run over two bridges and downhill finish. You otter like Richmond. Good luck in its Marathon. I'm keeping that one in reserve as a nearby marathon to do some fall (I never repeat marathons so I'm always looking at new ones).
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