Then the following infographic showed up in my Google Reader as I chomped down some cereal. It had me at "get on your running shoes. Stretch and warm up. Now, on your mark, get set, go!"

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In case you're wondering, I busted out four miles today. Above average for a Monday, if you go by the stats above, and the longest I've clocked since my pre-baby days. I did, however, divide it up into two segments, taking a short break at the halfway point to work my core (and use the restroom). Wednesday is yet another cardio day, and I'm hoping to link the two this time. If I can last that long on the treadmill. Sometimes I have to hop off it to run my last mile on the track.
I better download some new music, maybe that'll help.
Question: How do you fight boredom on the treadmill? Do you have a go-to running song?
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This is so helpful, thanks! In terms of running music my playlist has a little bit of everything, Arcade Fire, Sleigh Bells, Black Eyed Peas, TV on the Radio, Matt and Kim...Let me know if you want specific song names - I know I'm always on the lookout for new songs to motivate me.
I would love song names! Thanks, Michelle!
Okay, here are some of my favorites. They always get me moving!
Halfway Home - TV on the Radio
Block after Block - Matt & Kim
Girl Talk – any song
Dog Days are Over - Florence and the Machine
We Found Love - Rihanna
Kickdrum Heart - Avett Bros.
Howlin’ For You – Black Keys
Ready to Start, Keep the Car Running & Month of May – Arcade Fire
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