My tennis shoes and I have been getting to know each other a lot better lately. David and I have been heading out to the track every other day or so, walking and jogging. I hate it. Exercise is not something I enjoy, but I know it’s good for me, so I’m trying. Happily, David’s doing it with me. He actually has a goal – to be in good enough shape that softball doesn’t kill him when it starts at the end of May. I’m proud of us. We’ve gone out five times so far, once when it was sprinkling a little. I’ll tell you though, my legs were killing me yesterday when we were done. Eventually it’ll get easier, right?
That’s fabulous! You’re doing much better than I am; I can’t even imagine myself ever jogging. I have very little discipline when it comes to exercise. What you’re doing is admirable.
Admirable or stupid, it’s still up for debate.
Yes, it gets easier. When you get to the point where you feel icky when you miss a day, then you’re addicted. Can’t wait to welcome you to the club.
Somehow I don’t think it’ll happen. Maybe I’ll be surprised, though.
Carl and I are trying to walk every day too. Good luck!
I may need the luck.
It will get easier.
Keep up the great work!
We should be going tonight, but I’ve got a meeting so tomorrow.
Are you jogging in tennis shoes-I think you can get away with walking-but if you start running make sure you have running shoes.
You probably do not want to hear it-I rode (on my bicycle) 35 miles this weekend. I love riding my bike.
To be honest, I don’t know what kind of shoes they are, but I’m not willing to invest in real running shoes, at least not at this point.
Good for you! It does get easier. I’d advise warming up before walking/jogging and cooling down when you are done. It helps your legs not to be sore the next day.
Good for you! I can’t wait til the weather gets nice enough for me to take Gage on long walks!
Amber won’t walk/jog with us. She hangs out on the bleachers reading or writing.