...my first run since Jan 1st with absolutely no pain in my right ankle. Woo Hoo!
Sadly this was somewhat tempered by a nagging and persistant pain in my left knee.
I have over the last couple of weeks been getting a pain in my left knee. Not a sharp pain but the long, aching nagging pain that I have been used to, on occasion, since about the age of 13.
It's not enough to stop me running, it never is, but it is just enough of a nag to make me stop every couple of miles just to let to pain stop and regroup in some way.
It's not enough to stop me running, it never is, but it is just enough of a nag to make me stop every couple of miles just to let to pain stop and regroup in some way.
Still I completed a 17 mile run (so much for the planned 14) and I will probably be glad not to see the cycle path on the far side of the river for a few weeks - blimey that has got dull, dull, dull!
The first for this run was running in my Asthma vest (it looks a bit like this
although thats the old design) - certainly the colour seemed to turn a few heads, plus it has my name on the front which perhaps seemed a little 'show offy' to the passer by!
It was also a first long run in my race day trainers newly arrived from the Sweatshop in Harrods.
As is always the way I got a blister - of course after 17 miles it was a biggy!
although thats the old design) - certainly the colour seemed to turn a few heads, plus it has my name on the front which perhaps seemed a little 'show offy' to the passer by!It was also a first long run in my race day trainers newly arrived from the Sweatshop in Harrods.
As is always the way I got a blister - of course after 17 miles it was a biggy!
Tapering starts in earnest. I had been told that this is the worst part - and they were right! Suddenly your mileage drops right off, you feel like you are eating for three and gaining pounds on an hourly basis but I guess you need the rest before the big day - certainly I still felt that I could feel last weeks 20 miles somewhere in my legs.
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