Ramadhan Mileage

Busiest month of the entire year! Audit!

Ramadhan came and go, and for any company with a 31st December financial year end, also means the busiest month for this bean counter.

After completing Trail Running May, I realise training in the next few months will be a mix of trail and road runs. Hiking is also compulsory as it remains my #1 passion.

I have combined my mileage from June until end of Ramadhan (1 June - 17th July) and guess what?

I actually hit the 100km mark. SO PROUD OF MYSELF!

Cumulatively I have only ran 67.72km for July alone.

I still have a week plus left to run as much as I can to hit whatever number until the end of the month.

With a few races to run and a Full Marathon, I need to train harder for August till October.

Here's to Ultra running prep.

Will be saying Hello to the gym more often now. Erkkk!

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