The Running Woman

Ok, I am realizing now that it is going to be too dark to run by the time Nick gets home from work. Well, I might have about 40 minutes but that won't be enough time for my longer runs. So, what's a girl to do?

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"The difference between a runner and a jogger is that a jogger still has a life" ~Dean Karnazas

Here's what I have:

1. Access to a 24 hour gym but I am not a fan of the treadmill for more than 4-6 miles though I suppose I *could* do it if it was a necessity.

2. Access to a community center with a 1/12 mile indoor track.

3. A husband who leaves for work at 7am and returns home at 5:25pm.

I suppose I can just get my long runs in on weekends and suffer through the semi long ones on the track or treadmill. Training for a Spring Marathon is going to be harder than it was training for a Fall one, as I see it.

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"The difference between a runner and a jogger is that a jogger still has a life" ~Dean Karnazas

I'm in the same boat Maria. Our streets are not well lit, some places there isn't even a sidewalk, so running on the streets are out. I leave for work at 6:30 and I won't get home until 5pm, so most of my running will be on a treadmill and I'll get my long runs on the trail on the weekends. I think you'll be okay, tho.

I wish I had the indoor track to change up the running a bit.