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boilerbabe wrote:My run on Mon was going great! Until the top of my foot started to hurt, was 2 miles into my run, it felt like my laces were pinching the top of my foot. Which is odd b/c these are not new shoes and I did nothing different when I laced up. I stopped to adjust my shoe b/c the pain was worse and I could feel it in the ball of my foot too. I could not start running again b/c it hurt so bad. I hobbled back to my car. I have an appt with the foot dr tomorrow, I am having difficulty walking. I am baffled and frustrated!I wasn't struggling with my run, I didn't step funny or twist anything. I don't want this to drag on, I hope there is simple answer, but I have been through enough to know, that is probably not that case. If something doesn't clear itself up in 24-48 hours, this is an issue. So much running for a while!
I am pretty bummed.
I think you are absolutely right Amy!!!Amy wrote:boilerbabe wrote:My run on Mon was going great! Until the top of my foot started to hurt, was 2 miles into my run, it felt like my laces were pinching the top of my foot. Which is odd b/c these are not new shoes and I did nothing different when I laced up. I stopped to adjust my shoe b/c the pain was worse and I could feel it in the ball of my foot too. I could not start running again b/c it hurt so bad. I hobbled back to my car. I have an appt with the foot dr tomorrow, I am having difficulty walking. I am baffled and frustrated!I wasn't struggling with my run, I didn't step funny or twist anything. I don't want this to drag on, I hope there is simple answer, but I have been through enough to know, that is probably not that case. If something doesn't clear itself up in 24-48 hours, this is an issue. So much running for a while!
I am pretty bummed.
Maybe it is your body's subtle way of saying it would like to go scuba diving again...less stress
That would be interesting to hear some of your stories as I know several of us on here have various injuries and are dealing with them as best we can.Brian845 wrote:I had a nice run this morning to get ready for soccer season. Only a mile tho, not including my warmup on the elliptical (gotta warm up, I'm getting old!). I've never been a distance runner, but maybe I could do a half marathon someday. I'm worried that too much cardio is counterproductive to my main workout goal, which is to build muscle.
I'll have to share some of my injury stories some time, and how I've overcome them.
You definitely run a lot in soccer, but it's mainly sprinting (and a fair amount of walking) so I don't know how helpful long distance endurance running is. Is anyone else a forefoot runner? I only run on the balls of my feet, since it's more comfortable for me, but I can't imagine running an entire marathon like that. I used to run barefoot when I was younger too.Amy wrote:That would be interesting to hear some of your stories as I know several of us on here have various injuries and are dealing with them as best we can.Brian845 wrote:I had a nice run this morning to get ready for soccer season. Only a mile tho, not including my warmup on the elliptical (gotta warm up, I'm getting old!). I've never been a distance runner, but maybe I could do a half marathon someday. I'm worried that too much cardio is counterproductive to my main workout goal, which is to build muscle.
I'll have to share some of my injury stories some time, and how I've overcome them.
I would think you would want a fairly decent cardio workout as well as muscle for soccer. Don't you have to run a lot during a game?
Glad you were able to sign up! 10 minute miles sound like a very doable pace for all those events!Joe90 wrote:Managed to Sign up Sleepy and myself for the 2015 Dopey yesterday.
Now it's 100% full !!
Jeepers that sold out very fast.....
Jogging 10 miles at 10 min a mile pace....going for the distance, the speed will come.
Awesome job Sleepy90 ~ sounds like you are on the right track both physically and mentally! Just keep swimming runningSleepy90 wrote:Training runs were going well so I decided to try a 5k and then a 10k the following day.
Everything went well felt great and am sure I could have run the day after except I was doing a 12hour shift. Time to up the training distance and I reckon in around 6weeks I will be ready to add the half to the others.
This is not easy I was never going to do the Dopey it was meant to be just the 5k and the marathon. Still Dopey it is now so put the brain into gear and don't look back.
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Still haven't figured out how 100% humidity doesn't equal it rainingNaCler wrote:3.5 miles for me today. I wanted to go 4, but I miscalculated my distance. Very soon it will be back to 5 miles per run. I ran a little later than I wanted to, about 9am. It was already 90 degrees and 100% humidity. But I made it.