After my
previous posts for running moms with some general advice for beginning runners and suggested training programs for 5K and 10K distances,
this is (at least for now) the last post in this series with a suggested
training program for a 21K run, also known as half marathon. As already mentioned
in earlier posts, please use this program as a guide only and adjust
where necessary in order to make you feel as comfortable as possible with the
level of activity as well as with the selected days for each specific session.
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2015/05/09
MOM
Mom. Such a
simple and small word, but with a huge significance. I find it wonderful how a
word with only three letters can have so many different meanings and can cause
so many different feelings, depending on who says, hears or reads it. If you
ask people what “mom” means to them, you will most certainly get as many different
answers as persons you asked the question to. Some people will talk about their
own mom and what she means to them. Others will talk about themselves as a mom
and how that is a blessing, a challenge, or both. Some will tell you what a
wonderful mom their wife, sister or best friend is. Some will talk about that
special person who is like a mom to them, even if she isn’t really their
mother. Others will be sad as their mom is no longer with them, but will
remember how wonderful she was in life.
2015/05/05
10K training program for running moms
Following
my previous posts in this series for running moms with some general advice for beginning runners and a suggested training program for a 5K distance,
in this post I’ll include a suggested training program for a 10K run. As
mentioned in earlier posts, please use this program as a guide only and adjust
where necessary in order to make you feel as comfortable as possible with the
level of activity as well as with the selected days for each specific session.
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