was wearing my marathon kit so was slevless, grey skies meant it took the first mile of the run to even get a gps lock then the entire journey from moorgate to morden was directly into a headwind which garmin's weather report says was 22mph SSW. every time I stopped for traffic or kamikaze peds the wind seemed to die down for a second only to gust the second I got going again making it harder to get back on pace.
in the end I ran most of the miles too fast as it was impossible to settle into a pace with the wind pushing at me constantly so I tended to power into it to keep the speed up only to end up a minute faster than pace.
finished up after 14 miles feeling pretty much drained with new pb's in 400m, 1km, 15km, 10mi and 2nd fastest half marathon. knee's are understandably a bit sore today.
last nights tempo was grim as fuck.
was wearing my marathon kit so was slevless, grey skies meant it took the first mile of the run to even get a gps lock then the entire journey from moorgate to morden was directly into a headwind which garmin's weather report says was 22mph SSW. every time I stopped for traffic or kamikaze peds the wind seemed to die down for a second only to gust the second I got going again making it harder to get back on pace.
in the end I ran most of the miles too fast as it was impossible to settle into a pace with the wind pushing at me constantly so I tended to power into it to keep the speed up only to end up a minute faster than pace.
finished up after 14 miles feeling pretty much drained with new pb's in 400m, 1km, 15km, 10mi and 2nd fastest half marathon. knee's are understandably a bit sore today.