First of all, Happy Easter from Arkansas! I hope you all had a great weekend! Before I jump into some running and training stuff (Boston countdown- 15 days?!!!) I will start with some of my Easter blessings… Easter morning 2013 We actually had a few minutes to spare before church this morning (could it have had something to do with
Marathon RecoveryThis week was all about getting back into the swing of things. After a much needed week off after the Little Rock Marathon I was ready to get back out there. I appreciate all the comments on my last post about my marathon recovery time. Allison brought up a good point about active recovery. Every runner is different and
Last year at this time I was training for the Boston Marathon. I also had a one month old baby. Basically from the time my son was born via c-section I had 13 weeks until the marathon. Subtract 4 weeks for recovery and that left 9 weeks to train for a marathon. If you are wondering if you can safely
Yes, this is my CRAZY training plan. In case you are wondering what a 10 week marathon training schedule, following a c-section looks like this is it. I have absolutely NO IDEA if this is possible or how much “muscle memory” my body will have when I start back up. Well, not much to report in the in the running