I spent my last week before the Hot Chocolate 15K grateful that I decided to focus my training on hills, especially after this elevation profile was posted on the race website.
Hello! Miles 3 through 6 are one long climb! And look at the finish!
Monday
Neighborhood Run: 5.1 miles, 42 minutes
Tuesday (E-Z Incline Program On TM)
Elliptical Warm-Up (20 min)
Full Body Weights Routine (including lunges, squats, leg lifts)
Wednesday
Hilly Neighborhood Run (new route): 5.3 miles, 48 minutes
Thursday (starting my quasi-taper)
Elliptical Warm-Up (20 min)
Rodney Yee Standing Program (20 min)
Planks: 3 X 60 seconds
I started my Twitter-inspired plan for December : #sweateveryday, #plankaday and #back2basics
Friday
Elliptical Warm-Up (20 min)
Rodney Yee Twists Program (20 min)
Planks: 3 X 60 seconds
I went to the expo to get my race bib and my windbreaker jacket, and also picked up this ceramic mug. I just couldn’t resist the “Will Run For Chocolate” logo.
And I love the personalized bib, although my husband thinks they should call it
the “Hot Coco” race. 🙂
I know a few bloggers who are doing either the 15K or the 5K, but it’s going to be so crowded, I’m not sure if I’ll be able to find anyone. If you’re racing this weekend, good luck! And, if you finish before I do, save me some chocolate!
Have a great race! I can't wait to read all about it. The Hot Coco race sounds yummy. Husbands can be do supportive and up lifting. I like the wind breaker and bib looks very stylish.
Hot Coco – love it! Have a great race.
Corral A? You're so special!
Good luck! Hope it's a blast!
Wow I'm jealous a windbreaker!! 😉 I love it! I admit I too love the personalized race bibs!
Good luck tomorrow!!!! And have fun 🙂
I will be racing you to the finish line for extra chocolate. Nevermind that you're faster than me.
Your bib looks edible. Have fun out there!
Thanks, everyone! I'm as ready as I'll ever be. I found some old warm-up clothes I can wear and discard at the start–they said they will collect them and donate to a charity – yay, and I've laid out all my stuff.
Great job!!! Wow, those hills looked rough!