I’m turning things over today to fitness pro extraordinaire, Chris Powell, who is on a mission to Reshape the Nation. Chris shares his favorite training tips and stretches for endurance walking.
I intended yesterday to show off my brand spankin’ new RoadID, but I got a little distracted so instead, I’m going to introduce you to my new best friend — Hello Kitty.
I’ve been kicking around this fundraising idea for a couple of weeks. It starts and ends with chocolate. you can’t go wrong with chocolate, right? Want in?
One of the things I love about the 3-Day is the people I’m meeting. Some in person. Many online. And more still waiting for me to cross their paths in one way or another. While most are connected to the 3-Day in some manner, that’s not always the case
Friday was day number two of cross training, and this time I didn’t have any excavation to round out my time, which meant I had to pedal the entire 30 minutes. Yikes!
With the official training now under way for walkers all over the country, I figure now is a good time to talk safety, especially after my near-splatting by a driver who was paying more attention to her texting than her driving.
Anyway, having read the 2010 Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure Walker Handbook, I knew full well that Komen doesn’t want walkers talking on the phone, texting or even listening to headphones while training or during the event. That, however, did not stop me from doing it on my last training walk.
Today was my first cross-training day — 30 minutes according to the training guide. Unless you count the time spent unburying my recumbent bike, I didn’t quite make it.