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Location:

San Antonio,TX,

Member Since:

Dec 13, 2009

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

5K PR - 18:01 - Nov '14

10K PR - 38:37 (workout) - Oct '14

Half-marathon - 1:22:43 - Jan '14

Marathon - 2:58:43 in Boston! - Apr '13

50 mile - 7:49:30 (2nd) - Nov '15

Short-Term Running Goals:

- Balance

- Run more trails, volunteer, more social running, run with a team

- Race a lot more.  learn.

Race results / possible schedule:

Apr 2 - Hells Hills 25k trail - 4th

Apr 9 - Toughest 'n Texas 20-mile Trail - 2nd

May 7 - Paleface - Trail Marathon - 3rd

May 29 - American Hero road 25k - 2nd

Jun 25 - Pedernales Falls 30k nighttime Trail - 5th (sick)

Jul 16 - Muleshoe Bend 30k nighttime Trail - 3rd

Jul 23-24 - Fossil Valley 9-hour nighttime Trail - 2nd

Aug 6 - Colorado Bend 30k nighttime Trail - 4th

Aug 27 - Reveille Peak 30k nighttime Trail (entered)

Sep 10 - Franklin Mountains 50k (entered - not all-out effort...I hope)

Sep 17 - Lighthouse Hill 20-mile trail (entered)

Sep 24 - J&J 50 mile trail

Long-Term Running Goals:

Compete in a few more ultras without going off course (again)

Sub-18 in a 5k

One.  Good.  Marathon.

Personal:

I started running at age 30, in late 2009.  I have 2 daughters (10 and 8 yrs old).

  

 

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Saucony A5 Lifetime Miles: 1054.70
Kinvara 2 - Gray/red Lifetime Miles: 1551.08
Kinvara 3 - Gray/red Lifetime Miles: 1244.23
1160s Lifetime Miles: 888.70
Saucony A5 Red Lifetime Miles: 565.10
Saucony A6 - Yellow Lifetime Miles: 214.00
Saucony A6 - Red/blue Lifetime Miles: 61.50
NB MT101 Trail Lifetime Miles: 302.00
Fastwitch 6 Red #1 Lifetime Miles: 286.50
Fastwitch 6 Red #2 Lifetime Miles: 267.00
Tue, Nov 30, 2010
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
3.330.003.33

I cut this run short with foot pain.  Afterward, I went to the clinic again and actually saw a doctor this time, who confirmed anterior tibial tendonitis.  I think ideally he would like a couple weeks rest, but he took the position that I was probably going to run anyway and was behind me going for the marathon (or he at least accepted that this was what I was going to do, and would try to get me there).  He gave me more anti-inflammatories and said I probably wouldn't do any major damage to the tendon but advised it wouldn't really heal until I stopped running.  But I can run while on this meloxicam stuff, so I think I will give it a go in a couple days to see if the medicine has dulled the pain.  Apparently it will hurt bad enough, even with the anti-inflammatories in my system, to let me know if/when something is really wrong.  Anyway, the whole visit made me feel a lot better and now I have a gameplan...just hope I can get through the next 2 months without any major setbacks.  There's plenty of time to rest starting January 31.

1140s #2 Miles: 3.33
Weight: 0.00
Comments
From seeaprilrun on Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 08:26:49 from 72.205.224.181

I gotta hand it to the doctor, he's pretty smart about the runner mentality and isn't trying to fight it. Tendonitis is a bear--annoying and hard to get rid of. I had peroneal tendonitis(twice) within my first 6 months of running. Sorry if I already said this before, btw. But, anyways, stretching and ice was all a crock and didn't help--but nsaids did! :) Is there a way to tape it with athletic tape to make running more comfortable?

From SlowJoe on Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 14:24:43 from 214.13.130.104

Thanks April - doesn't seem like there are any good taping methods for this one, but I'll hunt around.

You know, all I read is stuff that makes you feel like if you take nsaid while running, or to get through a run, you're the dumbest person in the world. But this actual doctor didn't seem to have a problem with it at all...

From flatlander on Wed, Dec 01, 2010 at 17:20:00 from 198.207.244.102

If you can run on it, you aren't going to get hurt and it makes you feel better then there really isn't any reason not to do it. I have noticed that all of the doctors in my family seem much more relaxed about side effects than me. Most FDA-approved medicines are pretty safe at the end of the day, I think.

From SlowJoe'sGrl on Wed, Dec 01, 2010 at 18:17:50 from 184.79.24.255

Keira is giggling because she sees herself on your profile picture.

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