I started with 5.3 miles run around the RC Parkway on the
first day of June. On Tuesday, I ran an
easy 5 miles during lunch as I was gearing for Wednesday’s Tidal Basin/National
Running Day 5K.
Around 11:15 on Wednesday, I left my office and jogged down
to Hais Point slowly. It was cold; yes,
you read it right. It was cold at 58
degree and windy, unbelievable! Time
went by the G-word was yell and I charge forward with few brave souls, some
were in running tight and long sleeve shirt.
There were nothing special to race around HP and I finished with a time
of 19m’25; just good enough to placed first.
The warm-down back to office was pretty painful.
The next morning, I felt my left Iliotibial (IT) band was tight. It was so tight that I was barely able lift my left leg out of bed. I stretched
right then, minutes later, I felt better.
I stretched all morning sitting next my desk. I went out for lunch run for about 55 minutes
and felt okay. However, I took Friday
and Saturday off from running, but did other form of exercises.
I ran about 12.5 miles with MCRRC Team; I have no Garmin and
still using my Timex from college.
The pace was easy in the beginning, but quickly pick up, I follow, but felt comfortable. However, after we stop
for water in Bethesda, I started feeling to tightness on the way back.
At the end, I managed to finish the run with
Taylor in 1h’27m’12’. Danny told me
afterward that we were running around 7:30 pace first and drove down to about 6:20 –
that’s very surprised me that I was able to hold that pace for roughly 6 – 7 miles
with them (some 2:40 marathoners). Regardless, I felt good and
stretched a hell lot afterward. I finished
around 39 miles for the week.
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