They said no iPods.Don't.
Words like disqualification and danger and ... well, I don't care. I'm wearing mine.
I'm aware and appreciative of the run, of it all.
I may not be elite. You won't see me sail down that road at an 8-minute-mile pace (it's actually more than 12 on a really good day) but I'm a runner just the same.
I was motivated after reading this in the November issue of Runner's World.
I think my favorite is this one:
I AM A RUNNER because I know that despite my best efforts, I will always want more from myself. I will always want to know my limits so that I can exceed them.
That's by John Bingham's No Need For Speed column. Thanks.
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So back to the music.I have 169 songs on my iPod. About seven hours worth.
There are songs that have the word run in the titles. One with the word feet, another with the word heel.
Born to Run
Ready to Run.
Head Over Feet.
Head Over Heels.
Lots of alternative, rock, acoustic, dance.
All just my favorites that make my meditation during running so memorable sometimes.
They all have a purpose in my run.
QoD: What tunes get you through?
4 comments:
Sarah Mac, New Order, Modest Mouse, Bruce Springsteen, Abba, Shakira
I dont own an Ipod...I think they're the devil...
dropping by and saying hello though....
Gloria Estefan's Conga and Fergie's Fergalicious
Ipods are the devil? That might be a stretch. I occasionally run without my ipod but generally I like it. It is comforting, like having your favorite socks on. Any uh, am really tired of you warmer weather people who can run all year round. Coach Ken better not tell me that I can run year round b/c it is like zero degrees right now.
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