16.2km run on 23 May 2020 Saturday

I started my run this morning at 6.54am, 23 May 2020 Saturday. I ran from Yio Chu Kang road, to amk electronic park, about 1km away and completed a total of 10 laps of 1.53km each. Total distance covered was 16.2km in 1hr31min49sec, average pace was 5:40 per km.

The weather looked like it was going to rain, with dark clouds mostly, but I just proceeded with the run. At the start of the second lap, it started to drizzle, I just ignored it. The rain got abit more intensive by the fourth lap, but never more than light rain. I pressed on and by the 7 lap or so, I was not even bother by it.

I felt alright most of the way, but I just kept a comfortable pace, never attempting to try to up my pace too much. I got quite bored and eventually stopped slightly after the 10th lap. 

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