Four options here:
1. Running socks that you have trained in,
meaning they have gone through at least one wash and can be trusted.
2. Running socks that still have the silky
smooth texture because you have only taken them out of the packet. They feel
great on the bus up and the walk down to the line but no guarantee they won’t
let your foot slip around for half the race, crushing your toes like a 1980’s
back seat of children in a saloon car driving the Ring of Kerry without
seatbelts.
3. Ordinary socks because your running socks are
in the wash or down the back of the couch.
4. GAA socks because feck it, you love your
club! (Although
admiral, I’d urge against)
Yesterday’s training
A slow morning 14 k along the banks of the
Boyne. Despite the absence of any fellow runners it seemed so much shorter than
the 1 hr and 10 that it was.
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