Running with a regular bottle of water wasn't working for me, so I bought a little bottle that clips to my shorts. Only, my shorts are from Target and don't have the tightest elastic, so that bottle bounced all over, and after ten steps I couldn't stand the motion and had to jog holding the bottle in my hand. Ends up that it's at least more comfortable than holding a regular water bottle, though it gets just as slippery when I'm sweaty. Plus, it's getting hotter every day, so that little 5 ounce bottle won't be enough in another week or two.So I need to follow Lisa's advice and just go ahead and buy a water belt. And since the distances I currently run aren't worthy of the belt, I'm registering for a half marathon.
My logic isn't backwards. You're backwards.
Katie, you are too much! Welcome to the world of running, where even an activity that would seem to require nothing except stamina has found a way to demand lots of high-tech gear! The water bottle was just the start . . .
ReplyDeleteoh nice!! i loved my fuel belt when i was training! if you want any marathon training tips, lemme know!
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