Most runners understand the idea of consistency and how small consistent steps can pay off with a huge reward. Major milestones are not reached overnight, and meteoric rises are usually followed by similar falls. Runners, especially long distance runners, understand the idea of grinding out for rewards. We search for the appropriate inspiration and motivation to keep training. Motivation wanes, but a deeper understanding is unflappable.
Highlights of the Episode
The 3 steps more important than motivation
Motivation will get you to start a run and may help finish a run
What it means to become a runner and living a healthy lifestyle
Running as one aspect of your overall health
The balance of pushing hard and recovery
How commitment leads to action that creates consistency and enjoyment
Building a more positive attitude towards running
Challenge of the Week: Tell us one thing you will decide to do this week to move you forward in your running journey
We all know there are countless amounts of steps we can take to improve ourselves, both in our running, our health, and our lives. What is one decision you need to make to move you forward? How can you commit to that through action? As always, share it wherever you follow us or tag us on your own page, with #rlrchallengeoftheweek.
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