This week was 63 miles of running and 1500 yards of swimming -- training log is here.
My plan was to race a 10K as a tune-up, but that plan got more challenging when only 10 people showed up for the 10K with none of them near me pace-wise. As soon as I realized that I was finishing second overall (first woman) no matter how slowly or quickly I ran, I lost my race fire and turned it into a "let's practice running at marathon pace or faster while navigating a crowded trail (the earlier 5K had a lot of walkers still on the trail) and some inclines/declines."
I did get some good practice in, so that was good. I also realized that I need to wear an older (less bouncy) pair of Vaporflies in Boston since bouncier shoes make declines even more challenging. I also need to make sure to stay warm pre-race - I got chilled before the start of this race, which made the first miles very stiff.
Monday: 8 miles very easy (9:13) and streaming yoga. Foam rolling in evening.
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