Journey Back To Fitness

Do you stick to the same routes when you run? When did you last run somewhere that inspired you?
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Keri

Does This Beautiful Scenery Inspire You?

This week I ran on the South West Coast Path on my journey back to fitness. I was so busy soaking in the scenery it didn’t even feel like exercise when I started. I was definitely in my happy place.

There was a moment I doubted my fitness, but it was hard not to continue and feel inspired by such beautiful surroundings.

I felt like I’d messed up when I got hungry and felt weak. An emergency snack bar gave me the energy I needed to get back to the car.

Keri’s Running Vlog Week 3

Top Tips

  • Keep your runs interesting by trying a new location.
  • Even better if it’s a location that inspires you.
  • Take emergency snacks.
  • Make your run a memorable experience.
  • Try not to compare yourself.

Running Should Be An Experience!

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Choose a path for your family.

Create your five-part escape plan
Belief: Why are you on your current path?
Adventure: What would your life include?
Education: How will you learn?
Earning: Can you earn on your terms?
Action: When will you start?

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