Running inside @ the Dome
Last night by happenstance I got to run inside at the Dome (400 m indoor track). I had planned to run at the Peak Centre on the treadmill after my weights. The weights finished really quickly after the power went out. Still wanting to get a run in and not to fond of going outside in the -18.5 degree c temp, I decided to go down to the east end to run at the Dome.
Last week I bought a monthly pass for the Dome. It’s less than 15 minutes from my house and hence fairly easy to get to. If this works out I'll keep doing this throughout the winter.
The run was great. Surprisingly there wasn’t that many people there. I ended up running for 1:24 minutes. This was more than I had scheduled but it was so nice to run in shorts again that I just kept going.
The only catch with running at the Dome is that I can’t go there between 5 and 8 PM as it’s reserved for the Ottawa Lions. I arrived just before 8 and had no problem getting into the swing of things.
What was also nice was that I didn’t run with a watch. I’ll have to figure out how I’m going to keep track of my distance out there. There’s a clock on the wall but you have to count laps to determine the correct distance.
Last week I bought a monthly pass for the Dome. It’s less than 15 minutes from my house and hence fairly easy to get to. If this works out I'll keep doing this throughout the winter.
The run was great. Surprisingly there wasn’t that many people there. I ended up running for 1:24 minutes. This was more than I had scheduled but it was so nice to run in shorts again that I just kept going.
The only catch with running at the Dome is that I can’t go there between 5 and 8 PM as it’s reserved for the Ottawa Lions. I arrived just before 8 and had no problem getting into the swing of things.
What was also nice was that I didn’t run with a watch. I’ll have to figure out how I’m going to keep track of my distance out there. There’s a clock on the wall but you have to count laps to determine the correct distance.


2 Comments:
At 8:49 PM ,
Anonymous said...
Hey Brian,
Great goals..two books that might help you are Athletic Body in Balance by Gray Cook, a fabulous movement analysis tool and Stretch to win By Ann and Chris Frederick.. the best stretching book I have ever come across and it is sports specific.
Good Luck
Janet
At 8:42 AM ,
--brian said...
That's great Janet. Thanks :-)
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