3.5 miles - practicing my nose breathing
Breathing through my nose makes me feel like I am running under water. I have an appointment next Monday with an allergist. My Mom has been telingl me that I need to go to the allergist since I was 13, after 15 years, I'm finally on board.I wonder how my swimming career was impacted by my allergies. I think that swimming and running are totally different. A distance event in swimming is 500 yards and good swimmers finish that under 5 minutes. But just seeing how big a role breathing has played in my runs recently makes me wonder.
Tonights run was tough, but it felt better than the last few. I think that because the last few have been so bad, the hardest thing was just getting out the door. Now I'm looking forward to the 4 miler tomorrow.

1 Comments:
Hi Doug,
Just found your site via April Anne...I scanned back a little through your old posts. Congrats on the half-marathon! Looking forward to following your progress...and I'm an Oregon State alumn, so it was neat to see someone blogging from that part of the country (I live in CT now). All the best in the coming weeks..
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