Okay, not backwards, like ‘tripping over because I can’t see where I’m going’ backwards but ‘opposite direction to normal’ backwards. Enough backwards?<\/p>\n
I had an awesome run (never though I’d say that!). The first half was slowed due to running towards car headlights and dodging Friday-night shoppers through Ealing but the second half was ‘motivated’ and went quite quickly (for me). <\/p>\n
I don’t know why but I suspect it has something to do with my good frame of mind (thinking of silly sh1t to run in) or the hills shifting positions \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n
I’m already thinking about making the London 10k a bit of a joke run (yes, yes, of course it’s just so I get on TV!) and then doing another 10k ‘seriously’ to get a better time. Hell, if I can crack an hour without cracking a knee\/hip\/ankle I’ll be happy!<\/p>\n
EARL Reversed: 35:35<\/b> (automatic PB being the 1st time I’ve run this way :D)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Okay, not backwards, like ‘tripping over because I can’t see where I’m going’ backwards but ‘opposite direction to normal’ backwards. Enough backwards? I had an awesome run (never though I’d say that!). The first half was slowed due to running … Continue reading