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Wed, May 09, 2007

Total Distance

17.20

Early moring run 8.2 miles. I did the industrial park loop backwards. So had to go up all those fast fun hills. Pretty slow and tierd this morning- I did not want to get up, nor go for a run. Stress fracture in foot is feeling better every day. That's a good sign with the miles the last couple day, but I'll still baby it for awhile.

Hope to get a good run in this afternoon and stay ahead of the count on my week.

9 miles this afternoon. Same run as this morning only I did it the other way and when I got up to water tank I ran up to the end of the paved road and then back down. Not an easy run. When I left my house the temp outside of my house was 100 and when I got back it was still 96. I guess it's that time of year.

Comments

From Bill on Wed, May 09, 2007 at 15:44:51

I hope your right about continuing to train on that stress fracture. if it breaks completly, you will be out of running for more then two months. Be careful.

From wheakory on Wed, May 09, 2007 at 18:30:18

Have you see the elevation chart for the Teton Marathon. Let me know if you haven't. What type of long run are you doing to prepare for the marathon this weekend?

From ashman on Thu, May 10, 2007 at 21:02:12

Sounds like if your still able to run that many miles that it might tendon inflammmation or bone strain. In my experience intensity more so than mileage is the biggest factor especially in recovery. Bill is right though.

From James on Fri, May 11, 2007 at 00:19:06

Just make sure that you are around for Ragnar or ashman will have to take your spot! Seriosly though, be careful, I know too many guys that have ruined themselves for the season or for good by overdoing it. Don't be afraid to take it easy, esecially when you feel a little pain. You should read Meb Keflezighi's recovery story in the May 2007 Runner's World (p92).

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