Easier days and both about the same. Short everything. I did get in a 2000 meter swim which was good. But, I am hoping to get some recovery in for a few days before continuing on.
And, it seems, that the when I start doing less, I beging to doubt I will ever make it at the ironman; or I even be able to complete the training. When I do less, more seems so much harder to envision. Isn't that so much like life? We seem to respond to our present momentum. Or, the law of inertia: "
a body in motion tends to stay in motion and a body at rest tends to stay at rest."
I have to fight the impulse to think about my age and its prescribed limitation and how so few people my age even finish one of these thing. I have to steel myself away from my lesser self so I don't believe the standard copy prescibed for a man my age.
But, I am not on any prescriptions; medical or otherwise. I am not like the standard issue American man my age. I have fought with myself to be a different kind of man, and tonight I ask God to help me continue in that fight. And, as far as this ironman thing: live or die, fail of succeed: to God be the glory. It's all about You, God.
The miles of the journey in life, to include the discipline of endurance sports, and the struggles to live out my faith, have often provoked and provided spiritual and inspirational revelations, as well as a heighened awarenesss and appreciation for my many blessings. This work is my attempt to share those miles in hopes others might be blessed as well. https://booklocker.com/books/12152.html
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Tuesday, August 28, 2018
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