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Fight Against The Treadmill

ByTim Nolte

Today was a big fight against the new(used) treadmill. I guess it was hill training this morning. I have to figure out this new treadmill so that I can actually use it in line with my training schedule. I felt slow and frustrated this morning. Blah.
Tim just finished a Runtastic treadmill training of 3.2 mi in 40m 15s

https://www.runtastic.com/sport-sessions/58be918c8a28a1e0f699f251?sharing_token=58be91ac7fa48d7b16ce2618

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