See how non-OCD I have become? I ran 5.9 miles and didn't even feel the need to run an extra .10 Saw Josse on the trail, had a little chat about blood sugar, dogs, and the Huntsville Marathon. I dragged the rest of my run thinking it was the power of suggestion (the chat about low blood sugar) had caused me to feel dizzy and dragging;but when I came back my blood sugar was in fact really low (55...oops). I have to remember to eat before I leave. I think it was because I ran two miles in the PM before bed, and then didn't eat breakfast. I hate having to strategize eating. It was the one thing I really hated about marathon training (what to eat, how to eat, when to eat/drink). I've felt so free of it, but the low blood sugar thing is a problem so I have to deal with it. |