Wow, I've reached 40 years old. It's been suggested that I'm now old, but I don't feel it. Not a bad milestone to stimulate a little thinking. One question I have been asked a lot is why run? Some things just feel right. They can be different for every person. Some are lucky they find what elevates them early. Most will have to try many activities to discover what clicks for them. What resonates within you may also change over time. For myself I had the first indicators running was for me back in primary school. I wasn't fast, sprints were almost embarrassing, but I ran the school cross country (2-3km). I wasn't in winning contention. I don't think I could have run any faster, but there were two things that stuck out in my mind. Firstly, on finishing I felt like I could just go and run the race again at the same pace. More importantly I absolutely loved the running itself. From there I didn't go into heavy running, but off and on I dabbled in i...
That's funny. There's a road named 'Climbhill Rd' - that's a moose of a road. And the worst part is that it's only purpose in life is that it crests a hill and goes back down the other side. So no matter which way you approach it - you're hosed.
ReplyDeleteWow, even you had to walk a hill, I don't feel so bad about having to walk the monster Lysterfield lake hill a few weeks ago now.
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