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Week in Review -Dopey and Thanksgiving

Training for a mammoth challenge like Dopey during the holidays is a challenge.  The time commitment to Dopey training is significant and when you combine the training with the added time commitment of holiday events and you start to wonder where all the hours in your day ran off to.  It was that way for me this week.  At least, I didn't have a super long Dopey training run scheduled.  Otherwise there was not way I'd be able to get it all done.

This week in review:

Monday: 5 miles

Tuesday: 7.1 miles

Wednesday: 10 miles

Thursday: 8 miles

Friday: REST DAY

Saturday: 9 miles

Sunday: 7 miles

Weekly Total: 46.1 miles

In a week that's focused on gratitude I'm thankful for you, the reader and the ability to keep running all these miles.  We're under 40 days to go until the start of Dopey and I can't believe it's almost here!

How was your Thanksgiving?
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  1. Karen SealNovember 27, 2017 at 2:20 PM

    Hard to believe it’s almost here!! Glad you had a good thanksgiving week! :)

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