#1 Lifetime Athletes - This group has run 5 days a week
since high school. They rack up mileage like my kids stream data. They have a
10k pr that looks more like my 5k.
#2 Runfors - This group is more common. They run for the
bathroom, for the buffet, for the sales table. This is also that group that I
am a former member of, think I still have my membership card.
So what is a relative newbie like myself to do? I had a
running partner for a bit, but our schedules stopped meshing.
I found a new running partner, Dega, my dog. He doesn't
expect me to hold an intelligent conversation. There are no awkward silences
while I try and catch my breath. That
leash around my waist keeps him from out distancing me, or putting me into
cardiac arrest trying to keep up. At the end of a tiring long run I can always
count on him to pull me home.
He does want to stop a lot when we head out, but the leash
works there too. I keep it short and keep moving. He is learning potty breaks
are when he is off leash at home. I think I might keep the leash even if I find
a human running partner... hmm
Such a cute running partner, he will be the best you ever find!
ReplyDeleteThank you. He is always up for a run.
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