The soreness is finally setting in!
By KindredSoul
@KindredSoul (126)
United States
March 12, 2018 3:42pm CST
LOL!
Yesterday was the first time I had been running at least a month. It was an intermittent run considering I was using a 15% incline on the treadmill. I think my goal will be to run the entire hour without having to stop to walk. I wonder if I can accomplish that in 30 days. Well, I can try.
Oh, and I did 600 reps of various ab exercises. So, yes. Those are sore, as well.
NO EXCUSES! I still have to get the 600 in again today. I may be gingerly doing it but I will be doing it. It may take longer than yesterday, but I will still do it!
Stretching is going to be sooooo necessary today!
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@toniganzon (72532)
• Philippines
13 Mar 18
OH wow that seems like a lot of exercise. I'm a lazy bunny and a couch potato lol!
Good luck!
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@KindredSoul (126)
• United States
13 Mar 18
It can be. But for me it's fun. Besides, one of the things I told my son is that no matter how big he gets I will always be able to kick his butt. I can't let him down. ;-)
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@toniganzon (72532)
• Philippines
14 Mar 18
@KindredSoul That's a great motivation.
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@KindredSoul (126)
• United States
12 Mar 18
Yes! I need goals. Otherwise, I get bored. I need something to focus on. Especially, when I know there will be and end result!
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@mydanods (6513)
• Nigeria
12 Mar 18
@KindredSoul Meet the coach of your gym club and tell them you want to set an achievable goal for yourself. They will help you do so.
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@KindredSoul (126)
• United States
12 Mar 18
@mydanods Thanks, but I live in a very small town and it is obvious I know more about fitness and nutrition far more than the crew that run the gym. I'm good. I had never needed a coach to get where I need or want to be. But again thank you.
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@allen0187 (58582)
• Philippines
13 Mar 18
Good luck to you in achieving your fitness goals.
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@KindredSoul (126)
• United States
13 Mar 18
I will. I figure if I can train for a marathon in 2 and a half months. I can achieve any of my fitness goals.
Oh, a little history about training for the marathon. Before training I would run for 20 minutes, about 2 miles. So, I went from 2 miles to 26.2 miles in 2 and a half months. Not to mention I did 26.2 miles twice two weeks apart.
So, I can do this. ;-)
@mlgen1037 (29886)
• Manila, Philippines
13 Mar 18
That is great, my friend. Keep it up! 
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