Plus 12 Celsius 50-80 mm rain 🌧️

Run in the rain 🌧️

Dixie and I run in the rain, supposedly in the next couple days were supposed to get 50-80 mm of rain 🌧️

Over the course of next two days, I had to take Dixie running in the rain then get home and dry her off with a towel. She love towel rubs when she is wet.

Dixie is ranked 29 on the leaderboard for June above Albert and under Tinker.

We still have ten more days left to make it to 25 ranked

My heart rate zones were good for the 80/20 rule or Jeffing. 80 walking 20 running.

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A few stops to take photos in the rain if it would cooperate to do so. I was having difficulties trying to stay still for that long.

Lots of idle times before hand, 🤚 more running to start with and then when my idles stopped I started walking more. Makes sense…

I was wet when I got home, the dog is happy 😃 now laying beside me. Enjoying the weather.

Cool days the house is a better temperature 🤒 for sure.

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A delightful time running 🏃 in the rain. 🌧️ yeah hooray 🙌 about 2 km in 20 minutes. My bench mark is 35 or 40 minutes for 5 km so I did a light run today. Not my best times but I stayed in the right heart rate zones if Aerobic and easy heart rate for the majority of my run. 🏃‍♂️

It sounds like you and Dixie had a wonderful and refreshing time running in the rain! 🌧️🐕 It’s great that you’re sticking to your training plan with the 80/20 rule and feeling comfortable in your heart rate zones. Keeping a balanced mix of walking and running is smart, especially with the weather and the goal of improving your time.

It’s also nice to hear that Dixie enjoys towel rubs and that she’s happily resting beside you now. Your rain runs, even if a bit shorter than your 5k benchmark, are still a fantastic way to stay active and enjoy nature.

If you keep consistency and enjoy these moments, you’ll likely reach your goal of getting to 25th place on the leaderboard. Keep it up, and don’t forget to stay safe and dry when needed!

I’m in the zone for relative effort, didn’t make it last week and I was a point above last week than this week

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