DAY 16
After six (and a half) days of continuous training, I thought I'd need some rest. I was wrong.
Instead of a rest day, I suddenly had an idea. I looked out the window (it's snowing), checked the temperature (–4 degrees Celsius), and thought, I'll go for a run around the island at 8 PM. Ákos called, he wanted to come too.
These usually turn into tough runs because this guy runs two laps around the island, although he hasn't run for about half a year either.
We meet at Jászai, where else? Which way should we go? I suggest we go for it, run up to the Castle and back down. Dislike. Alright, then a lap around the island. We set off, couples walking side-by-side are the norm, so we push past them as we should. I say, Ákos, what if we run around the island and then go to Déli railway station? He says okay, and I feel like I've got the itinerary. I had a tough period at Moszkva Square, almost fell under a tram from exhaustion, but we ran all the way to Déli.
8.71 km, with a 140-meter elevation gain in the last 2 km, after six days of continuous training!!!!!!!!!!!
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They didn't look at me funny on the metro when I got on at 10:30 PM in just a long-sleeved top. It's not significant, but no matter how well the training goes, no matter how good I feel now, I'm going to take two days off. So, my rest days will be the 17th and 18th. I already know that this will delay my 64-day program by at least two days. So, I've arrived at the 66-day program. I don't believe in superstitions, but if I see a black cat, I'm definitely going for it. over dogs, bugs pffz.
A week's summary is coming, I'll go take a photo now.
