Week 2 of my training plan, week 3 of my new job, week 4 of waking up early to run...
CIM training: Week 2 (week of Aug. 20)
Monday:
Goal: 11 mi. moderate
Actual: 9 mi.
I was so tired when I woke up on Monday morning, I opted to hit snooze twice & gave up two miles in sleep's place. I intended to make up the miles later in the week during my long run, as this morning stuff is still taking this I-love-to-sleep-late girl some getting used to. I was fine with my decision.
Tuesday:
Goal: Rest
Actual: Rest
Wednesday:
Wednesday:
Goal: 8 mi. easy w/ 4 mi. hard
Actual: 8 mi. easy w/ 4 mi. hard.
Done deal. My "hard" miles were basically just running sub-8s, since I still don't really know what kind of paces I want to be hitting right now. As of the moment, I mostly just want the miles.
Done deal. My "hard" miles were basically just running sub-8s, since I still don't really know what kind of paces I want to be hitting right now. As of the moment, I mostly just want the miles.
Thursday:
Goal: Rest
Actual: Rest
Friday:
Goal: 5 mi. recovery
Actual: 4.08 mi. easy
My 4-mile neighborhood loop was sounding much easier this morning than tacking on an additional mile somewhere. So I didn't.
Saturday:
Goal: 13 mi. easy
Actual: 16 mi. hard (mostly because of the steep hills & elevation gain)
Here is where my missed miles for the week came in. I logged 15.56 miles for the race, and then went home and ran the extra to round the mileage. My full race recap is here.
Sunday:
Pretty much the most perfect shadow ever.
Sunday:
Goal: 6 mi. recovery
Actual: 7.05 mi. recovery
I met up with Renee & her recently converted runner friend in Golden Gate Park. :)
All in all, I wrapped up week 2 with 47.16 miles. I am happy with how it all felt... except for the waking up early crap.
All in all, I wrapped up week 2 with 47.16 miles. I am happy with how it all felt... except for the waking up early crap.
I loooove your finish line photo! Fabulous week of training <3
ReplyDeleteWaking up early isn't easy. I fell off the early morning bandwagon and need to get on it STAT. Great training week...I hope your new job is treating you well.
ReplyDeleteholy blog dump! here's what I read; MANY MANY MILES OUCH.
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xo
Awesome training! Way to go./...
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