From Bret on Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 13:13:30 from 64.128.133.66
Jason - I hear you! Post-marathon period is sometimes tough. Keeping things easy and with some variety and only doing what "seems like fun" - usually gets me through those few days to weeks - especially if I am sore, slightly tweaked or just don't feel normal. Before you know it, you will have your sights set on another race and get back into the training mode.
From Jason D on Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 15:51:59 from 24.1.80.94
I felt way better than last year. In fact, I wasn't that much more sore than a really hard half marathon. I did sign up for some races, which will give me something to look forward to. Maybe a marathon in April, but I am not sure because I want to run a half first and I am not sure the timing will be right to do one before the full.
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