November 17th (Monday): Took the day off from running to clean my room and
relax. Long day at work and needed a clear mind going through the rest of the
week by being organized
November 18th (Tuesday): 4 miles (28:46) in the AM. 6 miles (41:01) in the evening before
bowling.
It was windy out. I was NOT robbing a bank.
The gnome in SF.
November 19th (Wednesday): 3 miles (NT) in the morning. 9 miles total in the
evening. 1.5 mile warmup, 6.75 miles tempo (missed an extra add on in the
neighborhoods) in 39:57. At first, I had split that my last 3 miles was in
15:00 flat. I was like whoa! 5:20 for the last segment of the tempo. Solid run with a short jog cool
down.
So close to seeing this one for 10 days.
November 20th (Thursday): 3 miles (NT) in the AM. I headed down to UAlbany in the
evening around 5pm to do a 6xmile workout in the dark, light snow, and windy
all by myself. Not a great combo and legs felt off.
2.5 mile warmup. Made it through
the first interval in 5:11 (73, 76, 77, 85). Jogged off 400 and maybe thought I
just needed a easier mile to work it to. Made it through 200 in 40 and shut it
down.
The last 2 cycles I had one workout that I haven't finished. I brush it
off and don't worry about it. Every single workout I have had this cycle have been
on point with no hiccups. It all sorted
itself out when there was the 6pm group run from the PE gym. Got in 8 miles
(62:33) with some friends through downtown Albany.
November 21st (Friday): 8.5 miles (61:51) with Renee at
5am. 7 miles (48:48) with Shaun Donegan at 5:30pm. Stayed for dinner and hung
out for the night.
So smiley.
November 22nd (Saturday): 15 miles (1:37:29) in the morning before heading to
Leominster for the weekend. Drove down to Massachusetts to head to Sarah and Bob's house. Relaxed for the rest of the day and ate a delicious home cooked meal.
November 23rd (Sunday): 8am wakeup. A sitdown breakfast with the family before heading over to Fitchburg for the Slattery's 5 Miler for a 1pm start. Much nicer weather than last year. Shorts and t-shirt for running attire.
I'm just gonna leave it as my steeple chase career never started and probably never will especially after this incident. First 200 meters of the race, I decided to jump off some logs and caught my foot. Down hard on my wrist and the pictures below show the progression of pain I was in. This is why I run and luckily I don't need my hand/wrist to run fast. I DID JUMP UP IMMEDIATELY AND FINISHED RUNNING THE RACE TO HELP MY SISTER AND HER FRIEND. Nothing broken and the pain set in after the 2 mile cooldown after the race.
I'm just gonna leave it as my steeple chase career never started and probably never will especially after this incident. First 200 meters of the race, I decided to jump off some logs and caught my foot. Down hard on my wrist and the pictures below show the progression of pain I was in. This is why I run and luckily I don't need my hand/wrist to run fast. I DID JUMP UP IMMEDIATELY AND FINISHED RUNNING THE RACE TO HELP MY SISTER AND HER FRIEND. Nothing broken and the pain set in after the 2 mile cooldown after the race.
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