Saturday Long (ish) Run - 17km (managed to beat the rain)

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dannewton just finished a 17.06km run, that lasted for 109 minutes.
This run helped dannewton burn 1313.0 calories.


Description from Strava: Running has been a bit hit and miss recently, not helped with picking up a little injury niggle (self-diagnosed as a mild groin strain). Cut down on the running mileage to rest/recover, and tried harder to incorporate more stretching/Hip Mobility work.

Touch wood, it all feels a little better, so its time to gradually pick up the running again. The forecast today was for thundery showers in the afternoon, so I hoped to head out in the morning (but ended staying to long in bed oops!

Well it is the first day of a weeks holiday, so I guess I'm allowed to enjoy a lay-in for once!

I was about to head out at 12:00 but then the rain storm appeared so I had lunch instead.

At 4pm there were lots of black clouds around, but the sun was shining, I took my chances and headed out. The aim initially was to just do yet another 10km plod along the bypass and back, but as I ran down the hill I decided to amend the route and head the long way back via Washingborough and Branston for a relatively gentle 10 miles in total

as part of the 2 recovery weeks, I've only run alongside the bypass, it was long overdue to change it up and run somewhere different

The big black clouds were ever-present, but I managed to avoid the run until the final 10 minutes, but it wasn't too bad.

This run takes me to just over 47km for the week, so with a little (5-6km) run out tomorrow that should bring my weekly total to over 50km, which will do. Not close to where I was 4 months ago at average 70-80km, but getting there!

Tomorrow will also include visiting my Dad for Fathers Day. He's not overly fussed in celebrating it, but its an opportunity to go spend some with him.

And of course I've already mentioned the weeks holiday... so tomorrow me and my partner will start planning the days out for the week... hopefully there will be plenty of places to walk (and take pictures) and fingers crossed we can avoid the rain, as it appears to be forecast to be more of the same sunny intervals and thundery showers all week.


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About the Athlete: Living in the UK, I am an intermittent Runner, but always striving for more consistency. When I'm not training I can be found photographing insects or listening to really loud angry music (which is the best type of music obviously!)

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What counts as a long run is all relative. That would be a long one for me, but I'll try to do a few miles tomorrow. The weather is very random at the moment. I don't mind it cool for running, but if it warmed up we could use the pool.

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I’m glad you had a good run and the best part of this post is the fact that you will be going to visit your father tomorrow for Father’s Day
Enjoy!

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Manually curated by ewkaw from the @qurator Team. Keep up the good work!

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jjajjaja, tu papa no se preocupa mucho por celebrarlo, jjejjeje , los mios les encanta este día y cualquier otra celebración, saludos, buen recorrido, cuidado con esas tormentas. saludos

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