I am feeling overwhelmingly lazy. LA-ZEEEEY. I have a million excuses to go along with my laziness too; It is too cold to run. I am lacking sleep. I have to get the house in order. Well, okay, the last one is so true it's not even funny. Re-doing the family room has been one problem after the other, from the paint to the furniture. But I digress.....
I need to lift and swim tonight but at 1:15 I know I am not doing both. My goal is to do one or the other, I hope I can motivate myself to do one thing today! The main thing on my to do list is nap, and I am not even joking. I have a ton of work to do, a ton of housework to do, and I want to nap. It must be the weather!!
One thing I have been thinking a lot about is shoes. I have enjoyed running in my vibram fivefingers, but they take a few minutes to put on. Will I want to use that time during the Tri to put shoes on? Should I just bike and run in my Nike's? I don't know.... I just don't know. With the fivefingers if you don't thread your toes just right they can be a little painful, so you need to take your time and get your toes in perfectly. I ordered some running shoes today, they are call dual lights, they are very light weight, and have the creases for extra bending. I am going to give them a try and see if I like them. Anything to save 5 minutes, right??
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OK--I'm not really stalking you, Ehrika. :-) I had just checked to see if you had answered my question about the body fat%.
ReplyDeleteHere's my 2 cents about the shoes. When I did the tri last year, I used these mesh athletic-type shoes with a rubber sole for the bike portion. When I got back to transition is when I put my socks and running shoes for the run. I was afraid to put my socks and shoes on right after the swim part because I didn't want to have wet feet (swim suit dripping) and risk getting blisters. That worked out great for me.
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