Today was another successful run. I ran at home on the treadmill watching the Tour De France. It is always interesting watching people run or ride when training. Anyway this was a nice and slow run. Just putting in the time. It became clear that following fortitude, patience is key to endurance. Growing impatient with running or the time it takes to add steps together into mileage can be an issue. Adding speed drills keeps it interesting but running for mortals like me dictates that hard running all the time leads to breakdown in motivation and in body mechanics namely injury. Pace is central to success in all aspects of living. Orthodox Christian devotion mitigates the pace of my path. I strive to inspire & embolden fellow Orthodox Christians to protect the Ecumenical Patriarchate. It is a moral imperative bound by love for His All-Holiness. I applaud the Archons who fight the good fight. I continue in prayer, openly protest any person, affiliation, jurisdiction, group or government which seeks to undermine its sovereignty.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Patience is Key
Today was another successful run. I ran at home on the treadmill watching the Tour De France. It is always interesting watching people run or ride when training. Anyway this was a nice and slow run. Just putting in the time. It became clear that following fortitude, patience is key to endurance. Growing impatient with running or the time it takes to add steps together into mileage can be an issue. Adding speed drills keeps it interesting but running for mortals like me dictates that hard running all the time leads to breakdown in motivation and in body mechanics namely injury. Pace is central to success in all aspects of living.
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