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so excited! longest distance ever

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  1. Portland Fit meets every Saturday morning. The longer the runs are, the
    earlier we meet, and the slower you are, the earlier your start time... So
    I had to be there by 7am! I was really dreading 7 miles. I had never gone
    this far before. But I decided I would really pace myself, and talk to
    people, enjoy the scenery, and focus on the journey, rather than the
    destination. I have had a sort of breakthrough week - my form has been such
    that my body just felt like it took a pounding every time I ran. Somehow,
    with really concentrating on my body, rather than pace, I settled into a
    much more comfortable rythm, and I sailed through the 7 miles with energy to
    spare. It was a great morning for a run - and we ran along the Willamette
    river, which was scenic. I did those 7 miles, and when I was heading back
    into the parking lot, I was so amazed! This was the first time I had ever
    run, that the first and last mile didn't totally suck.

    I must be doing something right...;-)

  2. determined said:

    Portland Fit meets every Saturday morning. The longer the runs are, the
    earlier we meet, and the slower you are, the earlier your start time... So
    I had to be there by 7am! I was really dreading 7 miles. I had never gone
    this far before. But I decided I would really pace myself, and talk to
    people, enjoy the scenery, and focus on the journey, rather than the
    destination. I have had a sort of breakthrough week - my form has been such
    that my body just felt like it took a pounding every time I ran. Somehow,
    with really concentrating on my body, rather than pace, I settled into a
    much more comfortable rythm, and I sailed through the 7 miles with energy to
    spare. It was a great morning for a run - and we ran along the Willamette
    river, which was scenic. I did those 7 miles, and when I was heading back
    into the parking lot, I was so amazed! This was the first time I had ever
    run, that the first and last mile didn't totally suck.

    I must be doing something right...;-)

    That's exactly the right way to do a long run -- sit back, enjoy the company
    and the scenery. What a great way to start the weekend !

    Enjoy the rest of it,
    --
    Elflord

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