So now we're officially training for a half-marathon in November. There are a bunch of receptionists from WW running in Savannah, and I was sort of on the fence about it, but when I mentioned it to Grady he was all over it. He's more fired up about this than I am, so I'm letting him come up with a training plan and schedule for it and I'm just along for the ride.
1- none
2- 30-minute run (9,003)
3- Crossfit (5,253)
4- 6-mile run/walk (16,959)
5- Crossfit (6,388)
6- Crossfit, 2-mile run (9,303)
7- none
8- Crossfit, 30-minute run
9- 30-minute run
10- Crossfit
11- 6-mile walk/run (14,248)
12- Crossfit, 2-mile run (9,232)
13- 10K run (14,987)
14- rest
15- Crossfit (4,877)
16- none (4,933)
17- Crossfit - 80# front squat
18- 3.5-mile run/walk (8,830)
19- Crossfit (3,097)
20- 10K run (14,640)
21- none
22- 3-mile trail run, Crossfit (16,617)
23- off
24- Crossfit
25- off
26- Crossfit, 3 miles intervals
27- off
28- 4-mile run
29- Crossfit, 30 minutes speedwork
30- off
31- Crossfit
This is the last of these I'm planning to do for a while. We have a training schedule for the half in November, and it's redundant to record it on here daily. Maybe I'll be motivated to post it en masse at the end of the month.
Hi! I'm Jennifer. I am a 36-year-old Air Force veteran and a graduate student at the University of Georgia. I have been a Lifetime Member at Weight Watchers since April, 2011, and I have been blogging my weight-loss experience semi-regularly since I began in January, 2010. I am currently employed as a receptionist at Weight Watchers, but the opinions expressed in this blog and its related pages are my own.
Yay! You guys will have so much fun in Savannah! Plus, the course looks fairly flat and they have women's shirts as well as unisex. Both big wins in my book.
ReplyDeleteGrady must be fearless, he seems willing to try anything.
He is, I love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm name-dropping you and your Rock n Roll run in Seattle whenever we talk about training for Savannah.