Disclaimer

This blog is about my running experience. I am not a physician, nutritionist or personal trainer. I am a runner. I do not know it all. I am only writing from my own experiences. I finished my first marathon on June 3, 2012. Who knows where my feet will take me next!

Tuesday, October 11, 2016

M5T W8

I received an email from MapMyRun this morning with a link to this article, "3 Tips that Can Save You From Running Injuries."  Point number 2 is "Practice proactive recovery — and don’t push it."  One of the key points was "Never, ever run through sharp, stabbing pain. It could turn a nagging ache into a more serious injury." 

I switched things up quite a bit this week.  We fly back to Oahu on Wednesday and I since won't have a bike there anymore I rode yesterday and today.   I'm hoping my knee will be back to normal by the time I run again on Thursday.

Sunday - 4 miles recovery pace

Monday - Rest day

Tuesday - Intervals - 5 mile run:
1 mile warmup
4 x 1/2 mile hard effort with 2 min jog recovery
Easy pace remaining miles
Wednesday  - 3 miles easy pace

Thursday - 6 miles tempo
6 mile run: warmup
/ 3x5 min Tempo w/2 min
running recovery /
Easy pace remaining miles

Friday - Rest day

Saturday - LSD 8 miles

Total planned miles 26

2 comments:

  1. I was reminded about recovery this morning when my knees and quads spoke to me. Loudly. Attention: after a long run, you must foam roll. Lesson learned.

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    1. I have a love/hate relationship with the foam roller. A necessary evil in my life!

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