Step by step, mile by mile

AM - 5x1 minute w/ 2 minutes off at 4 AM. Watch was dead so I had to use an app that I'm almost sure was quite a bit slow pace-wise, but even with that, the paces were pretty good. 5 miles altogether. Now I'm going to put tin foil on my windows and sleep until about 5 PM. Took a nap around 2AM which helped a lot with the night schedule thing.

PM - 9 tough miles in the desert. Legs felt pretty lethargic after so I drove to the track and did some drills and 150's and 200's changing gears every 50m. The first one was pretty rough because it was a shock to the legs, but by the end I felt very good. Stretched and iced after.

AM - 5 at 5AM. I felt really good during it, not like I ran 15 miles the day before or anything. Best I've felt on a run in a long time, just light and smooth. Maybe that's because of the new shoes. No matter what the reason, I'll embrace it.

PM - 5 miles w/ strides. Finally got on my sleeping routine, I woke up at 5PM today. It's strange that my "second run" of the day is actually the first. Hot out.

AM - 5 miles during my lunch break(at 2AM). My legs burned from stocking all night.

PM - 3

AM - 4 easy. Felt good.

PM - Gov + strides. Gonna count some work mileage so I can round up to 10(I walked about 5 miles during last nights shift).

AM - 3 miles + a few easy strides. Nothing really, just getting the legs loose for my first real workout this evening, should be fun. 7:0x pace felt like jogging this AM so hopefully that's a good sign. It shouldn't be too strenuous, just a fair amount of it.

PM - 7 miles w/ one set of 1000,800,600 in times not worth mentioning. The wind blew(thank you, thank you). Wanted more of a workout today so I got a good lifting session in after. Thanks for joining Rylie!

This job is going to be the literal death of me

AM - 6

PM - Yellow Hill repeats with the Apache. He put the hurt on me, reminding me I till have a ways to go to get in shape. I blame Walmart for not giving me any time to recover between runs. I spend 10 hours working, 11-12 sleeping, and trying to fit everything else into the remaining time.