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Still Working on Getting Back Into My Training

ByTim Nolte

The morning started off a bit later than it should have but I still got my 4 miles in. The run was still a bit of a challenge, I could tell that I hadn’t gotten in the miles I should have the previous week. I’m a bit concerned how the Saturday 9 miles is going to go. I think come Saturday my only goal should be to finish, whether that means just doing walk/run intervals.

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