In preparation for my 10k next weekend, I went to the race site to get a feel for the area and perhaps run part of the race course, but I didn't want to run much more than 5 miles. I woke up (on my own) around 8 am, ate some SunButter + Great Harvest toast, drank a lot of water, and headed to a little gem 25 miles south of Louisville called Bernheim Forest. Bernheim is the place where you go on field trips in lower and middle school, perhaps for an overnight. I really cannot tell you the last time I went there, but I am so glad I went.
Note: I was running around looking for a road called Guerilla Hollow.
This is near the visitors' center - kind of looks like an AT&T commercial, right?
Where is Guerilla Hollow?
Are you that way?
Oh, shoot...
I was not even close to Guerilla Hollow.
So I turned around...
Ran some more...
And then...
Well well well Guerilla Hollow, thanks for showing up 4.92 miles into my run! At least I know where it is now.
All in all, I ran between 5.25 and 5.5 miles.
My miles were slow at first because I kept stopping to take pictures:
Mile 1: 10:41
Mile 2: 10:29
Mile 3: 9:58
Mile 4: 9:42
Mile 5: 10:01
I'd like to average a 10 minute mile next week for the race. It won't get me anywhere close to breaking my record, but there is a big difference between training for a race for six weeks versus three months.
I just had a big bowl of leftover veggie chili (that I made) and Great Harvest Cheddar Cornbread. I'm off to Commonwealth Stadium in Lexington to watch the Kentucky/South Carolina game. Go.....everybody?
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