As I hit the
pavement bright and early this morning (or dark and early I should say), I
found myself thinking about moments. Not big moments that are often accompanied
by accolades and rewards, but small moments that are usually only known to you
and whose accolades are entirely intrinsic.
That moment
when you realize you just ran one block farther than you thought you could.
That moment
when you stand on a scale and are able to smile.
That moment
when you notice a contour on your arm that you did not know you had created.
I’ve had a
lot of these moments over the last year and a half, and maybe the Olympic games
have me thinking about them more. As I watch these athletes accomplish huge,
unimaginable feats, I contemplate the feats big and small that I have
accomplished and that still lie ahead.
I am proud
of my moments, and I would like to allow for more in my future. So this week, I
made a conscious decision to focus more on goal setting (in multiple areas of
my life). My first goal is mileage: cover 25 miles per week and 100 per month.
I only made it to 23 last week, but this week I’m determined to meet it. This
morning was a good start.
My second
goal will have to be to improve my pace, but I think I need to raise my miles
covered numbers first.
This morning’s
workout:
·
3
mile jog with Hell on Heels
·
10
bleachers
·
½
mile backwards intervals
Tonight’s
Insanity: Plyometric Cardio Circuit
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