TT: Confession Time (Worst Running Habits)


This week’s topic is: Worst Running Habits

If you read my post consistently, you are probably aware of all of the following but here goes nothing:

  • I register impulsively for races.
  • I never warm up before I run or race.
  • I never cool down after a run or race.
  • I only wear a watch for races.
  • When I run alone, I guestimate my run distances.
  • I check the times from the past year of runners in my age group for a race I’m running in the current year.
  • I rarely do any drills. I just run.
  • Ice Cream is my preferred post run/race fuel.

Now I feel a lot better. Just cleansed my soul.

Happy Running! Any confessions?  Anyone one guilty of any of the above? Please share.

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Since today is Tuesday, I’m linking up with Zenaida (The Running Teacher) and Jenn (Runs with Pugs).


I’m also linking up here tomorrow:

with co-hosts Coach Debbie RunsConfessions of a Mother RunnerMile by Mile, and Runs with Pugs

18 thoughts on “TT: Confession Time (Worst Running Habits)

  1. I had to start warming up a few years ago! My body no longer gives me a choice. I am working on learning to cool down, I know it is good for me. I think ice cream is the perfect post run fuel!!!

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  2. I also check people’s race times from previous years. I find it incredibly useful, it gives me an idea of how hard the course is and what my time might be like.
    Ha, I thought your favourite race fuel was pizza!

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  3. I do warm up, but I don’t cool down much after a run. I have been stretching more at night, but I haven’t used my foam roller in months. I think we all have some bad habits, but what you’re doing is obviously working for you- you run all the time and never have any (RUNNING RELATED) injuries.

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    • I know I could do better. I was surprised at how many BAD habits I have. I even forgot a few like starting out too fast in all races. LOL

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