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Dragging Myself Out of Bed for an Early Morning Interval Run

ByTim Nolte

I really need to get myself to bed earlier. I’m inherently a night person so it makes getting to bed early and being ready to go for early run challenging. Despite another overwhelming desire to go back to bed I got my run done.

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