Most days of the week I run home from work. It is a lazy 2.5 run from work to my front door – nothing more than a sprint really.To keep it interesting I load up my backpack with as much weight as possible and try to get it done in under 10 minutes.
The other day was a typical pea soup Brisbane summers day – heavy on the heat and humidity. I was just around the corner from my place and breathing pretty hard when I saw a lady on one of those mobility scooters. I ran around her not noticing her dog…..which jumped and bite me on leg
Now to be fair to the dog what would you do?
A strange looking bald man, dripping with sweat and breathing very heavily is running towards your mum
Luckily the dog just caught me on the shorts without any major damage
Cheers
Greg
I stupidly said I could complete an Ironman Triathlon within 2 years - this is my eulogy
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Naked Training (well on the feet at least)
So I am mixing things up with my training including a weekly crossfit class with my buddy Sharif (http://www.sharifit.com)
It is a great class which really pushes me – mainly because he is interested in technique not how quickly I get through it...which is a real challenge
The other challenge for me is the time.
7am
Saturday Mornings
In a park about 10k’s from my place. Now in case you have not been keeping up I am pretty unorganised guy.
I am the kind of person who will turn up to the pool without a towel or swimmers (but will not forget my goggles – this is not a lie it happened to me the other day). So this Saturday I woke up at 6:40 with 20mintes to get dressed and get to the park
Luckily I got to the park bang on 7. As I was putting on my socks I realised something was missing
Shoes
Bugger
I had two choices
Go barefoot or go home
So I went barefoot. Of course Sharif decided to make me so a heap of sprints. Luckily I manage to avoid anything to dramatic and complete the session – although my feet are pretty cut up
The moral to the story for me is not about my preparation (or lack of) but making the best of every situation
I am off to put some more band aids on my feet.....
Cheers
Greg
It is a great class which really pushes me – mainly because he is interested in technique not how quickly I get through it...which is a real challenge
The other challenge for me is the time.
7am
Saturday Mornings
In a park about 10k’s from my place. Now in case you have not been keeping up I am pretty unorganised guy.
I am the kind of person who will turn up to the pool without a towel or swimmers (but will not forget my goggles – this is not a lie it happened to me the other day). So this Saturday I woke up at 6:40 with 20mintes to get dressed and get to the park
Luckily I got to the park bang on 7. As I was putting on my socks I realised something was missing
Shoes
Bugger
I had two choices
Go barefoot or go home
So I went barefoot. Of course Sharif decided to make me so a heap of sprints. Luckily I manage to avoid anything to dramatic and complete the session – although my feet are pretty cut up
The moral to the story for me is not about my preparation (or lack of) but making the best of every situation
I am off to put some more band aids on my feet.....
Cheers
Greg
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