There is an inexplicable impulse after the inspirational marathon running video.
After watching this inspirational marathon running video, I keep running for exactly half a month every day, 5-7km every day. Many people have asked me how and why I started running. There seems to be no special reason. It seems that all opportunities are enough. A friend around me started running, flying and going to kindergarten for a month, thinking about regular exercise every day and starting a new life. So I bought professional running shoes and underwear on a weekend and started running the next day.
I saw Naoko Takagi's "Running Alone" as a catalyst before, and linked running with marathon for the first time. Naoko Takagi started from scratch, and after running for several months, he finished the whole horse. There are twists and turns during this period, but more depends on enthusiasm and persistence. Therefore, it is really good to take part in the marathon as a running goal.
I ran half of Harle's book Haruki Murakami's What I Talk about When I Talk about Running, and the time was just right. Some things about running written in the book have been or are being experienced, and it is easy to produce * * * songs, most of which I have not experienced yet, bringing emotion, motivation, inspiration and sentiment.
On the road of running, from the beginning to the end, Haruki Murakami gives answers directly through his own experience, showing ups and downs one by one. Let me, a beginner runner, take a shortcut and taste it in advance from the text.
Why are you running? Many people run with the feeling that "it doesn't matter if they can't live in Takuya, at least they want to live a perfect life in their lifetime". It is also ten years, and living with a clear purpose and vitality is definitely far more satisfying than living in a daze. There is no doubt that running is very attractive: in your personal limitations, you can effectively burn yourself-even a little, which is the essence of running and a metaphor of life. I have surpassed myself yesterday, even if it is only a little bit, it is more important. In long-distance running, if there is anything you have to overcome, it is your past self.
What to think about when running. I hardly ever think about serious things. I run, just run. In principle, it runs in blank. Maybe to get a blank run.
Running and will. To be honest, I don't even think running every day has much to do with willpower. Life is like this: things you like can naturally persist, but things you don't like can't. Therefore, I have never recommended running to people around me.
Running and busy. Running every day is like a lifesaver for me. You can't leave it when you are busy, or you can't run. If I can't run no matter how busy I am, I can't run in my life. There are only a few reasons to keep running, but there are enough reasons to stop running to fill a big truck.
When running becomes a habit. In this way, running is organized into a life cycle like three meals a day, sleep, housework and work. This has become a natural habit. I think there is always an order in life, that is, how to arrange yourself and energy in order. Before reaching a certain age, if you don't make such a plan in your mind, life will lose its focus and become properly relaxed.
At least in the end. As long as my body allows, even if I am old, even if people around me frequently advise me, "Jun Murakami, stop running, it is getting old", I will continue to run calmly. Even if my grades drop sharply, I will continue to work hard towards the goal of running the full marathon, as before-even harder than before.
The meaning of running. Grades, rankings and other people's comments are all minor problems. For me to run like this, the first important thing is to finish the finish line with my feet, so I have no regrets: I have done everything I should and endured everything I should. Learn from those failures and happiness. And invest time in years, accumulate such competition one by one, and finally reach a state that you completely accept, or infinitely close.
People, people and things, people and books all need fate to meet. After reading this book, I secretly wrote running and marathon into my life plan. In the following days, I began to participate in the marathon training camp to receive the guidance of professional coaches, find a group of runners with similar interests, pay attention to the information of running and marathon, run and train step by step every day, and plan my daily life positively and optimistically. My life is full of great vitality and freshness because of running. I know. I'll keep running.