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I start all my runs from our home. This means I have never gotten further than twelve kilometers from home. After all: I have to be able to get back!
I run in circles, squares, loops, rectangles, and when I feel really naughty: in a triangle! Some routes are quiet, with nothing but me and nature, others feature cafes and restaurants.
I do my long runs (16 kilometers) on Sundays, because then my husband is home, and I get to stay out longer. Tuesday and Thursday mornings I run 8 kilometers, and Friday afternoon I run 5 kilometers with my son Jan (13).
My running routes
Tuesday run: 8 kilometer
(running in circle)
Thursday/School run: 8 kilometer
(running in circle)
City Centre Run: 8 kilometer.
(5 km to the city centre, coffee break at Granny's, 3 km back home)
Westendorp Run 16 kilometer
(8 km to the pancakehouse in Westendorp, coffee break, 8 km back home)
MacDonalds Run 8 kilometer
(5 km to MacDondalds, coffee break at MacDonalds, 3 km back home)
't Onland Run 8 kilometer
(5km to this nostalgic restaurant, coffee break at 't Onland, 3 km back home)
Groot Nibbelink Run 15 kilometer
(12 km to this farm house that serves coffee, coffee break at Groot Nibbelink, 3 km to train station)
Zelhem Run: 10 kilometer
(5 km, coffee break at canteen of swimming pool, 5 km back home)
Terborg Run: 16 kilometer
(8 km, coffee break at de Roode Leeuw, 8 km back home)
Braamt loop: 16 kilometer
(8 kilometer to Braamt, coffee break at cafe Oldeboerderi-je, 8 km back home)
You can probably tell, I do love my coffee breaks!
How many running routes do you have?
Running Routes
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Nicole Orriëns
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Nicole Orriëns
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Nicole Orriëns studeerde psychologie aan de Universiteit Utrecht. Sinds 2001 is ze fulltime blogger en eigenaar van Professional Blogging Services. Ze gebruikt haar achtergrond om praktische informatie voor dagelijks leven te delen. Nicole is getrouwd, moeder van vijf kinderen en woont op het Achterhoekse platteland. Achterhoekse platteland.
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Interesting! I start all my running routes from home, it is easier this way. I have about six basic routes that I run, combine, add to to make up the mileage that I'm going for.
I like my out and back routes the best for mindless running.
But:
Looks like I need to add in some coffee breaks - for fun ; )
I start my runs from home too. I don't know how well I'd do if I stopped in the middle of them for a coffee break. I like to get my runs done so I can move on to the next thing or don't miss out on what ever is happening with the family while I am running. Plus where I live, you'd find plenty of milk for in that coffee but not a single coffee shop!
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