A chronicle of my training for the London Marathon
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After my last session with the General he said he was having a gathering at his house for the rugby and I was invited. To be honest I had always figured he lived in the gym, relying only on 45 minutes of a sleep a night. The obvious worry is
The General has been speaking to me a lot about diet recently. I understand his thoughts, after all it is going to be pretty hard to do a marathon if I weigh the same as a bi-plane. We sat down for half an hour in the gym this afternoon to
This morning in the post I received a customer satisfaction survey from the gym I recently joined. It had a section where I was able to grade the General on the level of service I felt I had been receiving from him. Naturally I was excited, until I noticed that
This morning I had a rather disappointing verbal exchange with the General when I was in the car park outside the gym. I was delighted when the General told me that we would be training outside the gym as I took it to mean that I was getting close to
I awoke on Day 2 of my training feeling like I’d fought all 6 years of the Second World War. The General had asked me to meet him in the Notting Hill area for our second training session, an ominous sign. Each day we trained we seemed to be getting
Today was day one of my training and I waited outside the gym for the General, praying that he would not arrive due to any amount of natural disasters. Sickeningly, he arrived precisely on time. I greeted him and started to walk inside but was stopped short to be told
Having decided that I will be running the London Marathon next year, I need to buy some kit to enable me to look good while I do it. Looking good is half the battle. There was always one idiot at school who forgot his running shoes and had to run
I have decided to run the London Marathon next year. It’s not an ultra marathon, just one of those ‘manageable’, 42km ones. People will be quite surprised about this, because nobody has seen me move with any real purpose outside a 5 metre radius of the fridge. I think it’s
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