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Day 9, 01/15/2025 (Triathlon Training): Easy Run: 5 miles

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Day 9: Finding Peace in the Miles

Today was Day 9 of triathlon training, and the plan was simple: an easy 5-mile run. No sprints, no crazy intensity - just me, the road, and a steady rhythm. It started out foggy.


The Beauty of an Easy Run

After a week filled with intervals and endurance workouts, today felt like a breath of fresh air. There’s something special about easy runs - they’re not about pushing limits or breaking records. They’re about reconnecting with why you love running in the first place.


I kept my pace steady, focusing on how my body felt instead of the clock. My legs were still a little tired from the past few days, but the easy effort helped shake off the soreness and loosen everything up.



The cool air on my face, the sound of my footsteps, and the freedom of movement - it all felt calming.


Why These Runs Matter

Easy runs might not sound as impressive as sprints or long distances, but they’re the glue that holds everything together. They let you recover while still building endurance and keeping the momentum alive.


For me, today was also about clearing my mind. The miles gave me space to think, reflect on how far I’ve come, and refocus on the journey ahead.


Reflections on Day 9

It’s funny how even the simplest workouts can leave you feeling accomplished. Today reminded me that progress doesn’t always come from pushing harder - it also comes from slowing down, listening to your body, and appreciating the process.


What’s Next?

With another 5 miles under my belt, I’m ready for whatever Day 10 brings. This journey is teaching me to embrace the highs, the challenges, and the steady moments like today’s run.

Here’s to showing up, no matter the pace. I will keep moving forward. 🏃‍♂️✨

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