- I ran all seven days.
- I ran at least one 10-minute mile each day.
- I ran more than 15 miles for the week.
And the challenge recap so far:
The running was good this week, for the most part. My plan to run 6-1-3-1-6-1-1 was good, and it gave me a chance to rest while still hitting the daily minimum. But by late in the week, it was clear that my health was going to be an issue.
I coughed a lot all week, to the point that I had to see the doctor. No surprise, I have bronchitis. I was candid with the doc about my intention to keep running each day, and we worked out a plan. I was given the go-ahead to run provided I don't over-exert myself.
I have decided to switch my schedule, starting with a couple of 1 mile days this week and running farther later in the week. This will allow me more time to recover from the cough.
For week 5, I am planning this:
I coughed a lot all week, to the point that I had to see the doctor. No surprise, I have bronchitis. I was candid with the doc about my intention to keep running each day, and we worked out a plan. I was given the go-ahead to run provided I don't over-exert myself.
I have decided to switch my schedule, starting with a couple of 1 mile days this week and running farther later in the week. This will allow me more time to recover from the cough.
For week 5, I am planning this:
- Sun - 1 miles
- Mon - 1 mile
- Tue - 4 miles
- Wed - 1 mile
- Thu - 3 miles
- Fri - 1 mile
- Sat - 4 mile
This will give me the bare minimum for the week, and I'm fine with it. Continuing to run with bronchitis is a tricky business, and I'm balancing the importance of completing the challenge with the need to slow down and heal.
And the Summer of Run continues!
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