Morning Run: Spider sense

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steevc@steevc just finished a 7.11km run, that lasted for 42 minutes.
This run helped steevc burn 534.0 calories.


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After my weekend in Liverpool at the drum show I am back to my home turf. The mornings are getting distinctly darker even though I was a bit slow getting up and out today. It was cool, but I still did not feel the need for extra layers.

I did the usual Fairfield loop, but tried to keep the pace up a bit. Also, as usual, I got quicker as I went on. That is partly due to more uphill on the first half. We see a few Halloween decorations around here and there will probably be more pumpkins out soon. I have said elsewhere that I think such festivals should be limited to a week at most.

I have been posting on Hive about my new 3D printer. I ought to look at what running accessories I could print off. Little things that can be quite expensive to buy can cost pennies to make.

The run went pretty well overall. I had a dog lunge at me, but the owner held it back. I try to give them some space anyway, but you can often sense if a dog is friendly. A lot of them just ignore me. I may do an intervals run tomorrow and have a rest day before getting back to parkrun. Mind you, the weather forecast for tomorrow is very wet and windy, so I will see if I fancy facing that.

It is getting time for new running shoes. I will probably go for Allbirds again. I find them comfortable and I like their ecological credentials. I get through about a pair per year. They just wear out and lose their bounce. For parkrun I may be on trail shoes again soon and may consider a new pair of those. Shoes are my main expense for running.

Run free and stay well.


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About the Athlete: Older guy trying to keep fit, but still hope to go quicker.

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