4 miles on the tempo loop, 7:45 pace. My legs were happy to not run the TN hills!
I went to the physical therapist today. As he was looking me over, he noticed that my left leg is significantly bigger than my right leg (this is new in the last 2 months). I hadn't really looked but now it is obvious - sure enough, when he did the strength evaluation the left leg is much stronger. I'm obviously favoring that right leg still. I also had significant weakness of the adductor muscle that I had surgery on but that was expected. Getting my psoas to work correctly is #1 priority still. New/adjusted plan:
- Psoas inhibition
- Psoas activate then heel slide
- Step downs (2x more on right side)
- Lateral step up/step down
- Clam shells
- Hip abduction (while laying and side step monster walks)
- Hip adduction
- Glute activations
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