So, on Thursday I ran my first "race". I only say it like that because there was no actual winner or loser, just a bunch of runners out running for fun. Anyway, I thought it was a really good way to break into the running scene. I did really well, considering it was a 2K. I finished with a time of 15:18, which was my fastest to date. So I decided that maybe I need to try to do less walking intervals so that eventually I am just running without any walking at all, and I want to increase my distances. Today while out running with Matt around the neighborhood, I started to think about all of this running I am trying to do. I just got to wondering if avid runners laugh at people like me. I mean some people go out and run like 10 miles a day and here I am with my measly 1.25 or 1.5 miles a day and I am dying. So, I wonder, should I just jump in and try running like 3 miles, or should I keep doing what I am doing and take it slow? I think I have been doing pretty well considering I have only been running for about a month or so and that I am still heavy. I think I will just keep chugging along and see where this all takes me. I was actually feeling pretty good after my run today. For a quick 18 minute run I only walked at total of about 2 and a half minutes. My goal by the end of July is to run without any walking intervals. Here's to running without stopping!!!
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