Training Log Archive: Torino

Run home after dropping off Matti and Lena and Sandra's place. I noticed that by that time, 5 pm, the light is much longer present than before Christmas. I did need the headlamp though in the woods. But I also opted to take the bigger forest roads as lots of broken trees were obstructing the smaller trails. Still, I had to do some scrambling after all.
Felt good running, and mostly on the downhill parts, I could do 7:28, 7:15 and 7:05/km times which was good for me.

Regular yoga class with a substitute and the vinyasa part was much shorter. But lots of good stretches and relaxations.

Very tired and fighting with an eye infection (some type of conjunctivitis, but not the very contagious one). So I was motivating myself in looking for some trails I didn't know yet which were also kind of flatish.
I started in Bôle along the railroad tracks and then took a trail which went slightly uphill and then steeply up to the train station of Chambrelien. From there, I closed the loop back down and parallel further down (under the rail road tracks back to the car. The view into the Val de-Travers and the Gorge de l'Areuse was great. There are lots of rock faces in those parts, it's a wild area. Just the right thing for my explorations.