🏃 | 400.0 kcal |
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This run helped steevc burn 400.0 calories.
Description from Strava:
I was at our pub music session last night where we had plenty of people including a percussionist. I am hoping we can build it up a bit this year.
After a couple of fairly dry days it was damp out again this morning. I did not sleep great, but wanted to run anyway. I was watching some videos about running for us older folk and they recommended talking on some 'fuel' before running. I have tended to just drink some water before a morning run, but maybe this was holding me back. I had a couple of dates this time as we have plenty of those.
As the schools are off this week I thought I would do a different route that would otherwise be busy. The road to the bypass is quite exposed so I was getting a bit cold and wet along there, but I am used to that. This road only opened a few years ago, but it gives me a route to Etonbury Woods. Over there it was a little muddy with some big puddles, but not too bad really. Then you climb a bit of a hill towards Stotfold.
I did think of running out to Stotfold, but with the conditions I decided to just head back to Arlesey. I was just not feeling like doing a longer run. I did stretch it out a little with some loops around side streets. The new estate near the railway is coming along so I will be able to run through there fairly soon.
I had to dry my hair when I got back before breakfast and a shower.
My podcasts today were Linux Matters, Somewhere On Earth and No Guitar Is Safe. I listen to most at 1.5x speed so I get through more, but if there is music then I use the original speed or it sounds wrong.
The weather is due to warm up a little as we get to the weekend. I do not mind the cold too much, but it may make us feel better.
Enjoy your day and run free!
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About the Athlete: Older guy trying to keep fit, but still hope to go quicker.
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