My Activity Tracking
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My target 31 mi
and that's a wrap!
31 miles in 31 days, done!thank you to everyone who has supported me over the last month, it means a lot.
back in the 1920s, my grandad was born with what was, at the time, a fatal stomach condition. thanks to the pioneering surgery at Great Ormond Street (family lore has it that he was the first to receive such a surgery), he survived, and got to live his life. he got to fall in love and have kids (and those kids had kids - and some of those kids also had kids). what a fantastic legacy.
additionally, that surgery is now an everyday run-of-the-mill surgery that means other people with the same condition get to live their lives as well.
so thank you to everyone. now for a rest...
the light at the end of the tunnel
I can't believe there are only 6 miles to go before I hit the target.I picked up a bit of an injury last week on the treadmill - not a fan of them at the best of times, but with all the swaying of the boat and me wearing "the wrong trainers" I ended up with 2 large holes in the back of my heels. but with the help of a lot of plasters I'm back in my (proper) running shoes and now I can almost see the finish line.
25 miles in 28 days is a lot to be proud of already. looking forward to getting to the end. thanks to everyone who has supported me thus far.
interesting view
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passed the 10 mile mark!
what are challenges without a bit of adversity? been a bit poorly this week, so decided to push myself today and stretch to 3 miles - and I did it! I've not run 3 miles in about... 5 years?shout out to Rachel for sponsoring me, much appreciated 👍🏻
a night run in the snow
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Happy New Year
It's D-Day, crunch time, the day I stop procrastinating and actually do the thing I signed up for; this month I am going to run 31 miles in 31 days.I am by no-means a regular nor a proficient runner. I started the couch to5k programme in September, and despite a bout of "borderline pneumonia" in November (because of course), I'm still going.
I enjoy it, and while this is a challenge it should also be an achievable goal, and hopefully raise some money for a great cause at the same time.
So I've had some breakfast and I'm about to put the old running shoes on. And I know things are tight at the moment, but if you could put some money to GOSH, that would be appreciated.