Now that I'm (almost for sure) done having all the babies, I'm working on building consistency and seeing how fast I can get in my old age. ;)
Long-Term Running Goals:
I'd like to be a healthy and relatively injury-free runner for the rest of my life.
Personal:
I'm married to Eric (Faceless Ghost on the blog) and we have very active daughters and one dog. I have a PhD in sociology and demography, and I'm incredibly grateful to have work that is meaningful and that builds on my academic experience. I run because it makes me feel strong and it helps to keep the crazy away (there is a long history of abuse and mental illness in my extended family).
I wanted to run 15 miles, but after 10 I was super dizzy and nauseous...maybe the heat? Maybe too much water? Maybe I wasn't ready for 15 miles?
Weight: 0.00
Comments
From Fast Running Mommy on Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 11:34:56 from 192.168.1.1
ask Sasha on the discussion board..he can help you figure out if you are ready for 15 miles..:) good luck
From catherine on Tue, Sep 01, 2009 at 13:53:12 from 151.118.136.6
Thanks Sarah. I read some of Sasha's articles and decided that I had just had a bad day (15 miles is not more than 3 times my normal run), so I tried again today and felt fine (though I was really slow). Thanks again for the comment!
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