I’ve already devised (googled) a half marathon 16 week training schedule for beginners. Workouts start tomorrow (yippie?) Will update you on all the fun I’m having.
Thanks for reading! xo Whitney
#5….run a half marathon…already I don’t know what I was thinking when I added this to the list. If you know me at all you know I hate running. Hate it. Always have. woof. So why would I put anything having to do with running on my life to-do list? Still not entirely sure? I’ve heard that after completing a marathon the sense of accomplishment is overwhelming. There’s no way I’m running a full marathon, so I figured a half marathon would be a nice compromise. Hopefully I don’t get only half the sense of accomplishment.I also like the idea of having such a long term goal. Generally speaking I’m not very good at sticking with things. Some may call me flighty, I prefer to think of it as an ability to like every idea that I have. Ya, that works. Anyway. I’ve chosen a half marathon (that’s half the battle right?) to run. It is the Wallis Sands Half Marathon on May 6th. A very long 16 weeks from now and a mere 23 days before my birthday (cutting it kind of close, so if its canceled I’m in a lot of trouble).