The best part about morning work outs is that you’re
done. I can come home from work and plop
my little booty on the couch all evening and not feel guilty because I already
got my sweat in for the day. (Working out
a second time would just be overtraining.)
I also feel like, for me personally, there are so many less excuses in
the morning.
So why the sudden shift to morning work outs? First of all, spring has begun. Thursday was officially the first day of
spring; I hope you didn’t miss it. It is
still dark outside at 6 am, but it is getting warmer here in Texas. Also, my half marathon is in less than a
month which means I cannot be skipping workouts (although I kind of skipped
today. shhhh…) I did get in two good
runs on Tuesday and Wednesday plus a yoga session for lots of stretching on
Thursday. I decided to rest today
because I was exhausted and I have a 9.5 mile training run on schedule for
tomorrow.
I know I’ve been slacking on updating this blog. March has been a kind of free-for-all
month. I have been exploring new things,
but I don’t have a concrete goal. I have
been swimming laps one night a week. I
do yoga once a week. I’m trying new recipes.
I’m reading new blogs. Hopefully
after my half marathon training is over, I’ll have better direction in my life
besides getting in as many miles as possible before my half.
On Sunday I am leaving to go to Big Bend National Park with
my boyfriend. Wish me luck. His style of camping is a little rougher than
my style of camping. I think we’ve
managed to compromise. I also will try
to write an update about my trip to Oklahoma last weekend with pictures, since
this post has none. Enjoy your Friday
night!
Are you a morning person?
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