Running around the world with Type 1 Diabetes
Last Sunday was the day, the very first Lansingerlandrun in my own Green Zoom. Almost 1,400 runners participated during this first edition, quite an achievement since the run was bought only 2 months in advance. I didn't run myself, but the barrel and I have history and I couldn't sit on the side while the RMD-friends continued: “another glass of water Jelle?”
Continue reading “Achter de schermen van de Lansingerlandrun”For me, walking is pure maintenance. It ensures that my body remains strong, the blood sugars are more stable and the mind is better able to deal with depressive feelings. Now that I haven't been able to walk for a couple of weeks, I am restless and not only see the upcoming marathon, but also the running after that move away from me. Time for action.
Continue reading “Vreemde fietsen”
After the training camp in Lanzarote I started this blog in good spirits. To the Rotterdam marathon I had planned all kinds of big intermediate races, I became an ambassador for Raidlight and I was able to transfer a whole load of old messages. But then that happened what every runner fears: an injury. And I couldn't post for a while. Matches cancelled, marathon insecure, weeks not training… physically mentally I have a nagging pain.
Close by, because I fumbled a bit with Strava every now and then and missed a barometer on my Suunto. We walked at least 1 trail on Friday after every day and actually we liked that very much. Only after the rest day I got a little bit of stiff legs. And I was just through it in terms of energy.
Continue reading “MST Lanzarote Trainingskamp”
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