I noticed that when I run I have a tendency to run with my head down....gazing the ground.
Part of me doesn't wanna know how close the next "checkpoint" is.
That, and I am afraid of a misstep and smashing my face on the pavement. But I wear a ball cap when I run - I know from experience that the lid can save your life....and your teeth.
But this morning as I ran and fumbled with my damn headphones again, I picked my head up and fixed my gaze forward. Each checkpoint seemed to approach faster and made me mindful of my pace as well as gave me a goal to focus on.
Running the sauna, I mean Ocean Parkway, seemed a little more enjoyable this morning. Of course it helps that it's now bright as noon at 5.30am. It made me wanna keep my head up and enjoy the view.
Part of me doesn't wanna know how close the next "checkpoint" is.
That, and I am afraid of a misstep and smashing my face on the pavement. But I wear a ball cap when I run - I know from experience that the lid can save your life....and your teeth.
But this morning as I ran and fumbled with my damn headphones again, I picked my head up and fixed my gaze forward. Each checkpoint seemed to approach faster and made me mindful of my pace as well as gave me a goal to focus on.
Running the sauna, I mean Ocean Parkway, seemed a little more enjoyable this morning. Of course it helps that it's now bright as noon at 5.30am. It made me wanna keep my head up and enjoy the view.
