Sunday, August 29, 2010
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So, I've been pretty strict about only counting my running miles. Obviously, with my 94 miles, this strict, by-the-book attitude has really been working for me. Anyway, I bike and ellipticize at the gym and do other stuff sometimes, but I was trying to run all my miles. I think I'm going to relax my personal rules, which brings me to my question. I was in NYC today, and wore a pedometer, just for funsies. It says I walked 4.7 miles over a 4 hour period. Should I count it? And if I do, am I really just cheating myself?
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I would count anything and everything, but if you feel you're cheating yourself and you're not pushing yourself hard enough, continue on with your struggle.
ReplyDeleteTo quote an extremely intelligent philosopher:
"Do Whatcha Like!"
"No matter what they say or what they do
Don't ever let nobody F%$k with you oh
Everybody get down tonight, shake your body do whatcha like"
Add it. I joined this challenge solely on the allowance for non-running miles!
ReplyDeleteGood work w/ 94 running miles.
I would say count it, especially if you took the time to measure it! You are doing a lot more activity than someone like me who drives to the gym, runs a mile, then drives home. :)
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