Training and eating

[kacie tri-ing]

I would venture a guess that Kacie doesn't blog about the training sessions that totally bite, but I do know what you mean!

I think that having a coach could be fun if you have the right one. And finding that right one might not be so easy. That's why I hesitate - I fear throwing away a ton of money on something that may not work out due to my other commitments. At least if I'm the one setting up the plan, there is less guilt and cost involved.

HA! This is pretty funny!

I tend to have SOME that bite. I think I mentioned it a little in my last blog:


But you are right, I tend NOT to dwell on it. Otherwise, I can't really look at the rest of my schedule.

To be honest, my coach knows me very well. Sometimes, if I am really struggling, he will tell me to back off and go rest, and other times he will tell me to push through the misery and see great results. That is the good part--having someone outside of the emotion of training to push you when you need it and pull you back when you need that.

[OJazzy1]

Sometimes I think it would be so helpful to have someone on the outside to let me know when to push and when to lay off.