Weekly Workouts
Monday- After a long day, I needed to just get out for a quite run. If it weren’t for my tight chest and allergies kicking in, I might have gone a little longer… 1 mile
Tuesday- A nice hilly, morning run in the books – 4.65 miles
Wednesday- Well, this morning didn’t go as planned. I wanted to run a few miles before work, but time got away from me and I settled for 1 mile.
Thursday- Due to not getting in a morning run and needing to get my car from the dealership and just barely making it to the gym, I was able to get in at least my mile for the day! – 1.5 miles
Friday- A last minute mile walk to end the day
Saturday- Hospital Hill Half Marathon
Sunday- Little man and I went for a nice walk before it got too hot 🙂
Weekly Miles : 26 miles
781 / 2,016 miles in 2016
This Week’s Projected Workouts
Well. Another feeling of “now what” has overcome me… I am done pacing half marathons this spring! I survived! My next pacing adventure is in CO in August…
My next “training plan” schedule starts in a couple weeks. While I am not “training” for any races this fall, I am set to pace 3 races, with the possibility of at least 1 more… I just want to have a plan to follow over the summer to keep my fitness and legs 🙂 Also, I am running 2,016 miles in 2016 – and I have a little catching up to do!
Check out some awesome #linkups this week!
As always, there is the great Weekly Wrap link-up with Holly and Tricia! I found a new Monday linkup called #MotivateMe Monday, hosted by Lucie, Janice, and Rachel! Also, check out Ilka and Angela’s Sunday Fitness & Food link up!
Check out the Tuesday’s on the Run gang as well: Patty, Erika, & Marcia! I am also linking up with Annmarie, Jen, Nicole, and Michelle for Wild Workout Wednesday 🙂 Check out the new Coaches Corner linkup with Suz, Rachel, Debbie, and Lora.
How did your training week go? What are you training for?
I’d love to hear from you! Leave a comment and start a conversation!
livinglovingrunner 
Congratulations on pacing the spring half marathons. I know it must be a rewarding feeling to help others to the finish. You should enjoy a well deserved break. Which race will you pace in CO? Thanks for linking with us Lindsey!
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I will be pacing the Georgetown to Idaho Springs race in August 😀 Voted “the top 1/2 marathon” in 2013 & 2014…from what I read! I hear it is a beautiful course!
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I am also trying to do 2,016 miles in 2016. Like you, I got alot of catching up to do too.how is it already June? How fun you got to pace a group. I always wanted to do that.
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Oh boy…the year is halfway over…I am around 100 miles behind. It’ll happen…probably some more walking in the mix! 😆
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Way to get in some movement each and every day. I can’t believe we’re already on to summer!
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No joke! The mornings are averaging 70+ degrees now…summa summa time!
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I always get that now what feeling, which is why I sign up for a race any chance I can get. It keep me motivated to get my miles in.
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Oh yes! Always a great idea to stay motivated – also why I enjoy virtual races 🙂
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Nice week! I’m loving my running break right now. I’m still running but not in training yet. 🙂
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Yes! I am just running right now…”training” starts again soon 😁
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Great work! I’ve always wondered what it’s been like to pace a group!
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It is a lot of fun!
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Love that sunrise pic from your early morning run!
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Thanks! I am able to get some good ones as long as I am out the door early enough 🙂
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Very cool pictures. I sure do like those sunrise ones! What is is like in August there for your race? It is still blazing hot, in fact we usually don’t get a break until October!
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The August race will be in CO and I am not completely sure of the regular conditions…their website says that it averages a 50+ degree start and 70 degree finish. We shall see… 😆
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Wow that would be great.
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Great week of workouts! I bet pacing a race is a fun and rewarding experience. I would love to try it one day.
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Thanks! I still get super nervous about pacing – but since you pace 15-30+ minutes from your PR, the pace is usually quite manageable. I am able to run, check my Garmin like a crazy person, and motivate my runners through the whole distance 😀
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Thanks for joining us! You got in some good miles this week 🙂 I think it is great that even though you were short on time the one morning, you still squeezed in a mile. I need to do that more often, instead of just skipping the workout entirely!!
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I need to more than I do 😆 A mile seems like so little, but at least it is something!!
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