Given how good I felt, I think I could have run at a 7.00 speed the
entire time. Having said that, I consciously decided to start off at 6.00 MPH
and ease myself into it since I performed so poorly on yesterday’s
3-miler at the NYC Marriott (which I ran at a 10:00 pace). For whatever reason, I
felt sluggish and overheated almost as soon as I began. It quickly turned into
an obligatory run, but one that I was happy I finished.
Tomorrow is Monday so I’ll cross-train and hit my shoulders, legs and
core.
I love my core work, by the way. A couple years back, I bought the Gaiam Abs Ball Kit, which is a really
great tool to strengthen your core and abdominal muscles. I grip a two-handled, 8
pound ball and perform a 12-minute workout (you can choose beginner or advanced), with exercises that target my upper
abs, lower abs, obliques and total core. Seven-time Iron Man triathlete Jonathan Roche takes me through
the entire work-out. He’s very fit and also sweet on the eyes. ; ) It’s been a
great investment and I highly recommend it. I hit my core whenever I lift,
which is typically every other day.
Tell me about your workout today. Did you focus on cardio, strength training
or a solid mix of both? Do you find it more or less challenging to get motivated on
Sunday mornings? What are your workout goals for this week?
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