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Finished Another 5.43mi Run Today

I headed back outside as the temperatures rose and the snow subsided. Even though the temperature was still in the teens there was no wind so it made for decent running conditions.

I almost didn’t make it out, opting to just go back to bed and rethink my whole running plan/schedule. I found out the day before that the race that the River Bank Run, scheduled for this Spring, had been postponed until the Fall due to

I find myself in the exact same situation as the year before. The River Bank Run has been scheduled for 6 days after the Grand Rapids Marathon, and this means that I’m going to need to most likely change my full marathon to a half if I’m still going to do both. I’m not looking forward to another season of mostly virtual races or no races at all.

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