My mile a day route has now been measured on MapMyRun at 1.34 miles, actually a little longer than I originally thought, which is a good thing.
MapMyRun is kind of a new discovery. I say kind of because I have looked at it before but never really used it. I have now downloaded the iPhone version onto my iPhone (strangely), and have also ordered an armband so that I can run with my iPhone. That should be interesting.
I have to mention that I went to see the fabulous Crowded House last night, not for the first time I might add, and they were superb. I was actually almost as sweaty as I am after a run. I absolutely loved it. If you get a chance, do go and see them.
I started an experiment on 31st December 2009 to see how many days I could keep up running at least one mile every day. This is a blog of my experience whilst undertaking the experiment, and my musings on running and personal development.
Showing posts with label Crowded House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crowded House. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 June 2010
MapMyRun & Crowded House
Thursday, 27 May 2010
Nike got it right
Nothing like a 5K in the rain before breakfast to spark an appetite. It was actually really nice. I can't think of a better way to start the day.
I'm sitting at my desk with Crowded House blaring out at me from my iTunes and getting really excited about going to see my favourite band again in a couple of weeks.
I feel great today and am also excited about several projects that have been in the background but are all starting to slowly start moving.
There's something about moving, isn't there. That's what I love about running. No matter how you feel when you're stuck, whether at work or at home, just the process of getting your body moving on a run generates energy and starts that important initial momentum.
Nike got it so right when they said "Just do it".
I'm sitting at my desk with Crowded House blaring out at me from my iTunes and getting really excited about going to see my favourite band again in a couple of weeks.
I feel great today and am also excited about several projects that have been in the background but are all starting to slowly start moving.
There's something about moving, isn't there. That's what I love about running. No matter how you feel when you're stuck, whether at work or at home, just the process of getting your body moving on a run generates energy and starts that important initial momentum.
Nike got it so right when they said "Just do it".
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