Run 100: I did it! 🏃‍♂️

Me after my run I did it!

I needed 6.66km from this final run, and so I planned out a 7km route (just in case my watch disagreed). I took it at a nice comfortable pace and barely looked at my watch, and I even sped up at the end once I knew I’d made it!

A map from Fitbit of my run I’ve really enjoyed this month of running – it’s had the right mix of being challenging but achievable. The main thing I’ve learnt is that I actually just really enjoy running. Sometimes it’s hard to motivate myself to get out there, especially as winter sets in, and so it’ll be important to remember how much I enjoy it when I’m debating whether or not to go for a run.

I’m going to ease off my mileage for a while (my legs need a break!) but I’m definitely going to keep running regularly. I often decide on my runs on an ad-hoc basis, which invariably leads to fewer runs, so perhaps I should try planning my runs like I’ve been doing, as a way of making it an important part of my week.

I’d like to set myself another challenge at some point, but I’m going to wait for a while before deciding what it’s going to be. Only time will tell if I decide to use this blog as a way of documenting my next challenge, but I’ve certainly found this blog a helpful way of keeping going. Knowing there will be a permanent record is a good method of motivation!

Thanks to those who have been reading this blog (yes, both of you!) for coming along with me. 😃

Today
7.08 km in 36:13
Cumulative
100.42 km out of 100 km

Comments

Andy Carter
Wed 21 Oct

Well done Daniel. That's brilliant. Very proud of you !!

Mike and Doreen Sheppard
Thu 29 Oct

Dear Dan, Delighted to hear you completed your 100 k challenge.
Feel sure you are chuffed, and it’s good for body, mind and soul.
Let us know your next challenge. Love N & G.