HE SAID (JOHN COMBS):
I hope everyone had a very happy Easter holiday and you were able to spend some quality time with your family and friends!
IT HAS STARTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What I mean by it has started is Susan's trash talking. Friday night we were watching TV and Susan came out and said to me, "I need to get a mobile camera for when I pass you I can take a picture." Those were awfully bold words coming from her. I am going to keep my mouth shut...at least for now. I am going to post her comments up in my locker (OK--my closet) as motivation to train a little harder.
This morning I was able to get in a 2 1/2 mile run before church. This coming week starts my official training schedule for the 1/2 marathon. I am following one of Jeff Galloway's marathon programs--you can find more information about Jeff Galloway and his programs at: http://www.jeffgalloway.com/
My Running Schedule for the week of April 13:
Monday: 30 minute brisk walk (2 miles)
Tuesday: 2 1/2 Mile Run
Wednesday: 30 minute brisk walk (2 miles)
Thursday: 2 1/2 Mile Run
Friday: 30 minute brisk walk (2 miles)
Saturday: OFF
Sunday: 4 Mile Run
*each week the schedule will stay roughly the same except on Sundays--this is my long run day and it will generally go up a little each week.
About Me
- John and Susan Combs
- We have been married for almost 7 years and have two beautiful daughters, Mary Anne, four years old and our newest addition, Sarah Gray, 12 months. John is a teacher and head boys basketball coach at Ridge View High School. He loves his job and can't imagine doing anything else. I am a full time stay at home mom. I began staying home when our oldest daughter was two years old. Previously, I was a speech-language pathologist. I loved my 'old' job, but adore my 'job' at home. Everyday brings something new. It never gets boring! We have recently decided to start running and are currently training together with my friend, Michelle Jowers, to run the Rock 'n' Roll Chicago Half Marathon on August 2, 2009. Michelle's 15 month old daughter, Kayla Reese was very recently diagnosed with Tetra X, a rare chromosome abnormality. We plan to use our running to raise money to start a foundation in Kayla Reese's name to fund more research and support others and their families who have received the same diagnosis.
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