…when Jesus Guy is back on his bench. Same two pictures, too.
You also know it’s summer when I either set my alarm or have Nick wake me to get out early enough before the sun’s in full force. Speaking as a spoiled, self-employed individual, it’s a testament to my obsession that I’d voluntarily set an alarm clock for anything, much less running.
It was worth the early rising today, had a great run – 8 w/6@tempo. I usually do 4-mile tempos with the occasional 5, but since Broad St. is almost here, I figured 6 would be the smarter choice. I was sweating like a pig but didn’t even whine once in my head about wishing I could stop early.
Worked on keeping my feet beneath my hips again, feel like I’m getting the hang of it, too, at least that’s what I gathered from seeing my reflection in parked cars (wish they’d give more than a nanosecond’s view).
Funny thing is, I started looking at more of the pics from the 5K and at one point where the first guys/gals are coming in after the turnaround, several of them are overstriding! I figured that was relegated to the less speedy, but I guess it’s a free nation as far as heel-striking/overstriding is concerned. At least I’m in good company.







Jesus Guy sounds like a half Mexican, half French. (Hay-zoos Gee, for pronunciation purposes). LOL
Jesus Guy cracks me up! It must be nice to have some entertainment along the running route. I see mostly cows and pickup trucks that try to kill me.
Thanks for the comment that you left on my blog. I really appreciate the encouragement.
Like you, I’ve been trying to run with my legs underneath. It makes sense but it’s a challenge to alter form.
Good luck at Broad Street. Sounds like you’re in great shape!
Oooops! I guess I should have said the nomenclature cracks me up. Not Jesus Guy himself, who sounds a bit creepy.
In case anyone wants to read an entertaining blog by an extremely zippy woman, click on Helen’s name. She won first place in the Clean Air 5K last weekend and is a funny writer, to boot!
Lol, Pokey, I saw him setting up his bench this morning. I hate the thought of carting a camera around, but one of these days I’ll have to make a special camera-holding trip just to post his picture here. He is creepy, but in a good way.