Let the great taper tantrum begin.
Running is how I survive all the hard stuff in my life. It is where I find balance, peace, and freedom. It is my time. When I have to start tapering I feel it go against everything in my being.
However, tapering has been proven to improve your running performance, so I am doing it, but in the meantime, there are consequences to my state of being.
How do you all cope with tapering?
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Launched in 2018 for people who love running and traveling. If you have a passion to explore while kicking it in your running shoes, this is the blog for you. You will learn about amazing races around the world, a little culture that goes along with traveling, and some everyday running advice. I've been running and traveling for over 12 years, and I would like to think I learned a few things along the way. When I moved overseas to teach in international schools, I not only fell in love with living abroad, but I also fell in love with discovering the world on foot. Enjoy and subscribe!
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Congratulations, Tara!
I have nominated your blog for the Real Neat Blog Award.
More about this nomination is at
https://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/2018/05/20/real-neat-blog-award-congratulations-my-11-nominees/
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Thanks! I will check it out soon. I just posted about my first Ultra if you are interested.
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Well deserved 🙂 And you don’t have to hurry: as the award is for helping bloggers, not for hurrying them.
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Awesome! Thank you!
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It’s hard not being able to run, but I usually find it a relief after the gruelling training! I try to focus on the things I’ve maybe not had time for when I’ve been training, whether that’s socialising, or going to a yoga class, or enjoying walking instead ❤️
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That is a good perspective to have. I did get more reading and fort building in with my kids!
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