Today I went shopping for some new goals.
Here is what I came up with, along with the corresponding price.
1. Goal: I would like to change a certain number from a "2" to a "1".
Price: Eat consistently right, track progress, don't fall into destructive cycles, get back to running.
2. Goal: I would like to become a meathead (aka muscle-bound oaf) (or at least be able to do more than one pushup)
Price: Learn what a Romanian Dead Lift is, and follow the plan that my olympian meathead friend sent to me. Also, I must abandon hope of lifting my arms above my head the day after I "lift".
3. Goal: I would like to finish a 100 miler, finish the Leadville 100, qualify and run the Hardrock 100.
Price: Run. Also, run some more. Finally, keep running and don't stop. Then again, I might have to run. The other thing I was thinking was that I will probably have to do a bit of running.
4. Goal: Run a sub 20 minute 5k. (stop laughing)
Price: Speed work, Consistency of workouts, Lose the piano (see #1 above)
5. Goal: Run an ultra with teh wifey.
Price: Convince her having two people training for an ultra is possible while still remembering the names of our children.
6. Goal: Do all of the above and still be the husband, father, servant, family member, friend, and rodeo clown that I want to be.
Price: Find balance?
So that is quite a shopping list. I'm not sure I can afford all of these. I might have to pick and choose. I might have to put some on layaway and save up. All that being said, I have some money in my pocket and may have to spend it on a few things. After all, the price might go up. The store might close. I might not be able to afford these fun things some day. Think they take credit?
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