If the strike by customs officers hasn’t caused too much disruption, Ross will hopefully be stepping on a plane in Lanzarote to head for home. A friend asked me last night if he'll have done much in the way of running while he was on holiday. I explained that Club La Santa’s a specialised resort that’s geared around sport so, yes, Ross will have been doing a bit of running while he was there.
That’s actually a slight understatement. Ross’s activities during the first week of his fortnight’s holiday (Coach, look away now!) consisted of:
Day one: Wee 5 mile off-road run in the morning. Tennis. Badminton. 9 mile run up in the hills in the evening.
Day two: 7.5 mile morning run. Squash. Competed in 5km road race in the evening.
Day three: Morning 10 mile training run round the track. Track session (4 x 300m, 8 x 150m, 4 x 200m) before dinner.
Day four: Competed in Duathlon in the morning (2.5km run, 14.8km on the bike, 2.5km run) then competed in Aquathlon in the afternoon (200m swim then 3km run).
Day five: Competed in half marathon race before breakfast. Track session (12 x 200m) in the afternoon.
Day six: Competed in Mini-triathlon in the morning (400m swim, 15.2km bike, 4.4km run), 7.5 mile off-road run in the evening.
He’ll also have squeezed in some sunbathing, swimming, clubbing, lots of eating and plenty of carbo-loading (Coach, look away now) with beer - and week two will have been filled with much of the same.
I’m delighted that Ross has had a great time on holiday with his pals – but I’ve missed him being around and I can’t wait to have him back home. And, I'm especially looking forward to hearing all about that little bit of running he managed to do while he was away...
Hi pal hope Ross has a safe journey home I can only imagine how you will feel when he is home safe and sound having had a brilliant time away your anon pal x
ReplyDeleteThanks pal. He's home safe and sound - and,(Grrr) very brown! xx
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