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not bad for mile 25
So, it doesn't look like much, but it represents maybe the hardest thing I've done since being here - NOT running for six weeks, while in rehab for posterior tibial tendonitis. Today was the day to resume, very slowly and carefully. It felt good. Now the hard thing is keeping the pace and distances very low for a while.
Beautiful. The graph of recovery.
Hope you recover your fitness quickly.
Stay healthy!
--JImmy
Maggie & Molly
I think it looks incredible. Congrats on healing and recovering!!!!!!!
"It does not matter how slow you go so long as you do not stop."Wisdom of Confucius
HF 4363
EXCELLENT -- Mine looke very much like that one only a few months ago........
I'm sure there will be a few more entries in no time at allll.....
Champions are made when no one is watching
My bars are all thin compared to the robust bar you have. Bigger is better right?
The pain that hurts the worse is the imagined pain. One of the most difficult arts of racing is learning to ignore the imagined pain and just live with the present pain (which is always bearable.) - Jeff
2014 Goals:
Stay healthy
Enjoy life
Robust it is.
Master of the Side Eye
My goal is to sometime soon have the same type of bar that you have. Congratulations on the return!
TRUST THE PROCESS
rectumdamnnearkilledem
It's a sturdy bar. Just think, all those tall, skinny bars are at greater risk of simply toppling over. Your bar has a nice, stable base and aerodynamic corners. Your bar ain't goin' nowhere!
Getting the wind knocked out of you is the only way to
remind your lungs how much they like the taste of air.
~ Sarah Kay
Progress:
The bars are perhaps less robust, but I'm feeling better. Not yet 100%, but more optimistic. Thanks, guys, for your encouragement!
Note the canyon in this graph:
Successful Plantar Fasciitis Recovery
A few years ago, I had plantar fasciitis really, really bad with several months of almost nothingness.
It took a few *years* to recover, but now I'm pretty much symptom free!
Note the canyon in this graph: Successful Plantar Fasciitis Recovery A few years ago, I had plantar fasciitis really, really bad with several months of almost nothingness. It took a few *years* to recover, but now I'm pretty much symptom free!
Wow, that's a four month canyon, and you say that's not all, by any means. Remind me not to get what you've had. Mine could obviously be a lot worse. Best of luck to you, Kenotic!