Pick A Direction And Go

I find running to be so liberating despite being a prisoner to fatigue lol.

I love everything about it, especially running on the side walk. I just love the motion, seeing the sights, the challenge of running up a hill or trying to improve on fitness or speed, etc.

Late at night is the best time to run the roads imho. Its empty. There's just something beautiful about running when no ones around.

Music also enhances the entire experience. Nothing better than having awesome music that just pumps the blood and makes you feel like you could run like a wolf for miles on end.

Pushing my own limits is what I enjoy about running, you're in a costant battle with yourself. When you run for extended periods of time your lungs begin to huff, your legs begin to get heavy and your mind begins to get persuasive: "just stop and walk back home from here, its ok you ran enough". I like that challenge, pushing myself further, seeing how much I can take before I finally give way.

Probably be running until I lose my legs or time gets me in my old age but for now I'll continue to pick a direction and go.