Road Runner

I became being employed as an element of the crew that is outside Minneapolis Southwest KOA Campground and Levi had been being employed as a scuba diver/site supervisor for the waterfront restoration business, Long Lake’s Waterfront Restoration. ( We have to be posting our workamping experiences within the next weeks that are few be sure to check them out within our “Jobs in the Trail” portion of your blog.)

But I digress…back to operating. You know what?! we went my first 10K plus it was exhilarating! Training lasted g d four months and this ended up being the most training that is consistent accomplished, running 3-4 times per week. I did son’t follow one training schedule that is particular. Alternatively I combined a couple of We saw online.

We fundamentally used the 10% rule any 2 weeks, increasing my weekly mileage about 10% every two weeks. One particular runs had been a designated “long run.” Mileage on that long run increased 1/2 a mile each week or almost every other week until it plateaued at 6 miles.

We had taken some time down after leaving Texas and arriving in Minnesota. Travel, weather, and a bout of the sniffles delayed consistent workouts that are outside. We applied a 20-30 minute run/walk routine the couple that is first of just and so I might get back to the swing of operating.

I ran laps around the campground, alongside cornfields, through flat scenic trails, and even highways that are down busy. I switched from playing music to playing podcasts…one on crime stories (When Upon a criminal activity) and another on operating (Mojo for operating). We additionally created an Instagram account @rv4thelongrun where I posted most of my runs and channels.

This 10K event was at Long Lake, MN on a portions associated with Luce Line State Trail (an old railroad track changed into a leisure trail). Continue reading “Another overdue post on “Roadrunner” but this one features a little bonus by the end! Come early july Levi and I also were put up in Minnesota.” →