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Not literally, of course - that would just be daft (and somewhat dangerous on a treadmill
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After a really enjoyable run on Easter Sunday, I had a much less good run last Tuesday in the gym and then on Friday, I had to give up after 25 mins (have been doing 36 mins) because I was so tired and so hot, I was really feeling quite ill. I managed to drag myself out on Saturday morning (and it was an effort, despite it being a glorious morning) and did finish my run, but it was hard work every step of the way and I was so tired I was stumbling at the end. It's really getting me down now - one bad run now and then I can deal with, but three in a row is starting to feel like a trend. If it weren't for the fact that I'm signed up for Race for Life in just 7 weeks
I think I'd probably be giving up, accepting that running just isn't for me, despite that great run on Easter day.
Does anyone have any words of wisdom to help me through this?
After a really enjoyable run on Easter Sunday, I had a much less good run last Tuesday in the gym and then on Friday, I had to give up after 25 mins (have been doing 36 mins) because I was so tired and so hot, I was really feeling quite ill. I managed to drag myself out on Saturday morning (and it was an effort, despite it being a glorious morning) and did finish my run, but it was hard work every step of the way and I was so tired I was stumbling at the end. It's really getting me down now - one bad run now and then I can deal with, but three in a row is starting to feel like a trend. If it weren't for the fact that I'm signed up for Race for Life in just 7 weeks
Does anyone have any words of wisdom to help me through this?