FAMILY PLANNING
Work, school run, after-school activities, holidays… family life can be hectic and trying to train for a marathon or ultramarathon can add to the family stress. As women, we often feel guilty if we leave our family in order to train, but we can also feel guilty if we don’t train. Rest assured; there is no right or wrong way to train for a marathon or ultra – and what works for one woman will not necessarily work for you. But there’s little doubt that you can surprise yourself with just how much you can achieve if you put your mind to it.
Put your training runs in your diary and on the fridge
”Did I just put a pie in the oven or a child?” Family life can be hectic, time- and energy-consuming for the runner parent
READ MORE
Purchase options below
Find the complete article and many more in this issue of
Women’s Running
-
October 2018
If you own the issue,
Login to read the full article now.
|
Single Issue - October 2018
|
|
|
€4,49
Or 449 points
|
|
|
Annual Digital Subscription
Only €
2,75 per issue
|
SAVE
39%
|
|
€32,99
Or 3299 points
|
|
|
Monthly Digital Subscription
Only €
3,49 per issue
|
SAVE
22%
|
|
€3,49
Or 349 points
|
|
|
About Women’s Running
This issue of WR celebrates how crucial, and inspiring, families are to every athlete. Yes, you are an athlete! I’m writing this in the middle of the school summer holidays; my training plans have disintegrated, our house has been swallowed by mess, and my stress levels are higher than I’d like. I de fnitely don’t feel like an athlete!
Enjoy the issue!