Cross Training - It Aint That Bad
I am going to do this right. Or, the best that I can... So I have made a deal with Petra. We are cross training. When the schedule calls for it, we're doing it. Marathon Chris has also been hanging tough with her cross training ( and a double run on Wednesdays - w00t)!
Since I have been working from home and it is getting lighter earlier, it was much easier to get my swim in before my work day began yesterday. And I swear, after 3 or 4 swimming sessions, I feel like I'm getting better at it - or I'm not as winded as I thought I would be.
Cross training is just a few steps away
As my milage ramps up I am going to check out some of the pace predictors. I am planning my goals... Yet I want to be realistic.
6 Comments:
Wow, can I move in with you? ;-)
I've used the pace predictors and I think they're really helpful.
Keep up the good work with the training. The buddy system is a great idea. Misery loves company...bahaha.
I predict a triathalon in your future...
Ha ha, I am with Susan - though you could get pretty dizzy on those long swims....
Way to stick with the cross training - something new for me this year and it is working very well! :-)
Doesn't your pool look great? You lucky girl! The buddy system works - I think of you as I slug it on on the elliptical or in the pool.. You know what - very secretly and quietly the thought of a triathlon - maybe somehere someday it will happen..
I have started cross training with the mountain bike again. I tend to suffer from Swimmer's ear and have not ever enjoyed water. The pain can be excruciating, so I know that I won't be a triathlete.
My friend, Maddy, though... I know that she can do it! Something to look forward to in the future!
swimming is a great way to cross train .. specially in the heat! I am starting to try it once a week as a cross training option too. Thanks for the link on the pace predictors - that was very useful.
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