Breaking my 12km barrier
I can’t believe my initial 12km run on Friday morning turned out to be a half marathon run — 21km. At 12km my legs were still feeling strong and it wasn’t a hot weather either, so I thought “why not go for 16km” (4km difference because the jogging track is 2km). When I reached 16km, I thought … “heck why not just finish a half marathon, it’s just another loop!”
I haven’t done anything more than 12km for more than a year. I’m really glad I went beyond that 12km barrier. I’m feeling great. The two hours was a joy. Looking forward for more!
December 19th, 2008 at 6:49 pm
WOW!! u run soooooooo many Kmmmmm!!
mo al la mer preke tous les jours mais mo pluto fer la marche!! si si from time to time i do run (environ 50 metres)!! then i walk!! but u run for 2 hours — 21 km!!! wow!! et en plus u find it FUN?? u run alone? i mean its not much fun running alone! malheureusement ici pa kuma sg!! u got lots of facilities overthere. ok heureusement mo reste pres cot la mer kumsa kav al marche marcher… ouf mo kroir plis longue distance ki mo in run c 3 km!! school cross country!!!