I just went for my run. And wanted to talk about it with some of my new social connections here on the threadiverse. I used to run a lot. Like a lot a lot. 100 miles a week sometimes. I was a long distance specialist trying to qualify for Olympic marathon trials. Injuries and old age have ended that chapter of my life and I often find myself needing to remind myself to be proud of my ~10mi/w workload because that’s more than a lot of people my age in my profession do.

Today I just ran around my neighborhood. There’s a nice park nearby but I don’t get to go to it very often because the street I have to run down to get there can be pretty scary. I think access to green spaces is something that often goes neglected in community planning in my country

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    1 year ago

    I’m obviously not in charge, but I can’t really run due to genetic issues, and I’d love to hear about how your (and others’) interaction with green spaces are mediated by the experience of running in/through them. I imagine it creates a very different experience/relationship than a nature walk.