Chin up vics - you'll get there. I've had two whole seasons out with back & hamstring injuries, & I'm surprised you haven't also listed "5. Getting fat."
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Chin up vics - you'll get there. I've had two whole seasons out with back & hamstring injuries, & I'm surprised you haven't also listed "5. Getting fat."
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Splatcher
I'm keeping a close eye on the scales to try to avoid number 5; I'm not the most svelte of runners and I don't want to start again with any excess, however, Christmas is coming.....
Resting, the whole of this week. Well, by resting I mean running every day. But there all easy runs which I reckon counts.
haha, I dont think technically it does !:)Quote:
Originally Posted by shaunaneto
7th consecutive day of inactivity :closed: can't take much more of feeling so lousy :thunbdown:
Had intended doing an 18 miler as part of my recceing for Hardmoors 55. 3 year old son said to me over breakfast he wanted to play in the garden with daddy today. Ended up moving about 30 wheelbarrows full of soil. So ache more than I would have done if I had gone for the run. At least my son was happy to dig in the dirt with his daddy.
Spending a day recovering and eating after yesterdays not particularly fun hypothermic experience :thunbdown:
Day 6 of no exercise after being told not to exercise in case I go into VF. Hoping the consultant gives me the all clear tomorrow. Bored. Hubby went for a 10 mile fell run yesterday whilst I had to sit at home. At least I got a long walk in with the dog today though. :thunbdown:
First rest day since November. Managed 52 days of consecutive running but resting today :closed:
Thought you were going up the Beacon? Fall asleep on the settee?