What with a busy day at work, lots of visitors and marking, I can now confirm that today's exercise was pushed to the bottom of the list. I did however manage a new world record plank: 2min 20sec.*
* not an actual new world record
Just for general wonderings…
Juneathon Day 17
A gentle 30 min jog round the woods on a very muggy evening. But importantly, I seemed to have survived it without any aches and twinges. I think I might try a 'proper' run at the weekend.
Juneathon totals after day 17:
In other news….
Project365 continues trundling along; today we reach day 168. After a couple of days planning for the new academic year, sorting groups, and generally dishing out various jobs…we're happy…
All rather boring today I'm afraid; I was at the gym again. However, I did risk the poorly calf by running there and back.
3 miles on the cross-trainer followed by a rather brisk 2000m row. Sorted.
Photos? Nope. Totals? Nope. I've got to get back to marking – if these essays aren't marked for the morning my Y10s may actually riot.
It was a long busy day at school, I stayed late doing a bit of planning and the last thing I felt like doing when I got home was a run. It wasn't until I left the building that I realised it was a lovely evening and also how few cars were left in the car park when I left. Cue photo of the day…
On the drive home I had pretty much decided that today's Juneathon effort would be going for a burton. Then I began to feel guilty, Juneathon has the knack of doing that to you. I didn't want to entirely miss out on a Juneathon activity. I did contemplate a trip to the gym but really couldn't be bothered to leave the house. The answer: mowing the grass.
I took it very seriously: route tracked. Juneathon Day 15. Done.
Today's mileage: 0.46