Running and gunning

Well I have finally discovered that there is no good way to run with your gun. It kind of ends up like the Marty Robbins song Running Gun. You end up dying. I first started running with it in my fanny pack, but it bounces and hurts my butt and it starts at the hips and ends under my arms. So I decided to put my belt snugly around my chest then loop my holster on it. I found out that standing in your living room and breathing is completely different then breathing after about a mile up hill. Your chest needs to expand more when your running. Then I thought I will just clip it on my fanny pack buckle belt thing. But after a while it rubs on your ribs and pushes your guts and it just isn't comfortable. So I guess I will just have to run with it clenched in my hand. Just joking, I will figure something out. Well as you've read Tex Eldredge you know my goal of running two miles under 10 minutes. I will keep you up dated on that.