Anyway I hadn't done a run all last week. I was doing hoop drills instead. Still burning same amount of calories in the same time frame as my runs. But my mood TANKED. I tried to spare this blog from the worst of it with my last post. But lemme tell you...when my mood is like that, it's quite dark inside my head. Quite unpleasant, indeed.
Friday, I did a run. I usually do a long incline walk on Fridays to burn extra calories for the weekend. I didn't have it in me. I just did my 20 minute running intervals. And per usual, around two hours after, the faucet turned on. I felt amazing. And it carried over into Saturday. I went to lyra. And had an amazing time. And something clicked...my performance (or my attitude about my performance) at lyra is much improved if my mood is happy. And how do I help keep my mood happy? These runs. Nothing else will do. I now have proof.
We were all working on sequencing. I wanted to also work my straddle. My first attempt was so great! Another student, who's seen me struggle with straddle, saw how great it was, and asked me if I was filming that. No, of course not. I tried again, and it was also very good, and she asked again if I was filming. Nope. So by the third attempt, I filmed it. I think maybe it wasn't as good as the ones I didn't get on film, but it was pretty improved. Proof that it's improved. Look...
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