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The alarm went off this morning and I looked outside.
It was still dark, freezing cold and it snowed last night. The running terrain is far from optimal.
Option One:
Get myself dressed quickly and head out to meet my running group.
Option Two:
Take my time.
After all, I have a treadmill downstairs waiting for me whenever I want. There is no way I’ll be motivated to do the 20 minute tempo run like I need to on my own. I may have to suffer outside, but at least I’ll be suffering with other people.
I went with Option One, and by the time I got out there to meet the group, I already felt alive. The workout was over in no time and I ran faster and harder than I ever would have on my own. Just being out there with the rest of the team filled me with inspiration. And on top of that, I had the coach breathing down my neck, pushing me harder.
Don’t wait for the perfect conditions or you will never get out of the door.
No one ever finished a workout and wished it never happened. I knew that by the time I got home, my day was already off to a better start.
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Ed: Brianna B.
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