ellajeansmom
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I would love to hear how often everyone runs. I was doing 3 training runs and 1 fun run with my son a week. I was able to move to 4 runs a week plus the fun run, but I noticed that my performance suffered on the second day of back to back running days, so I am thinking about going back to 3 training runs a week, but I would like to do something on my non-running days.
Do any of you cross-train on your non-running days? What do you do to cross-train?
Thanks!!!
My training schedule is similar to Princess V's, with 2 short runs (30-40 min) and one long run (at 7km now, adding about half km a week). I also do a boot camp fitness class (works legs, arms and core) and walk on non-running days. It generally looks like this:
Mon - short run
Tues - walk and fitness class
Wed - walk
Thurs - short run
Fri - walk
Sat - long run
Sun - rest
I'm off track this week as I'm fighting a sinus infection (just got home from the doctor's with antibiotics and nasal spray), so my short run last night was only 10 minutes if that - which was frustrating because it was a beautiful afternoon to run after the hot, humid weather we had earlier in the week. At this point I don't think I'll do my long run tomorrow but I may try on Sunday if I feel better by then.
I'm also trying to figure out where to add in some fun runs with my daughters (ie. 2km or less with them setting the pace) in our crazy schedule as they would like to do a couple of races this summer too. It will probably end up being Wednesday's as their dance and piano classes wrap up next week.
Newbie to this board but not to the DIS'ers. I won't be able to do the Princess next year as we're saving our pennies for a trip to Italy (the real one, not the Epcot one
), but the DH and I are registered for this year's Wine and Dine Half. Not our first half but it has been 5 years since the last one. Running 3-4 times a week (3-6 miles) with a longer (8 miles of hill sprints so far), once a week. Any advice anyone would like to share will be welcomed and appreciated!


). My mom stayed with the kids and took the bus over to Epcot and saw me pass as we entered the park back stage. I think she was there by 8:30 so that wasn't too bad for the kids. I didn't want the kids getting up too early and being tired and miserable for the rest of the day. DH was a big old crank pot and copmplaining that he got up at 6:30. Really?? You are going to whine to me? I was up at 3:00 AM and ran 13 point freakin' 1 miles. You know what I wasn't tired! Ahhh adrenaline!
I think this is what is going to happen with us too!
It seems so.... soon.


I have mixed feelings about him participating, but if he does like it, then it might mean more trips to Disney in our future!