Trying to motivate to go try them out. A little icy.....
If ya don't hear from me in two hours, call 911. I'm in a ditch on Dump Rd in St Paris. (kinda kiddin)
I'm sure a veteran coach like yourself knows it's most important to start slow and let the muscles warm up. I hope ya didn't go too hard before being warming up on your first set. Better get a good stretch in, so your not too sore tomorrow.Swamp Fox wrote: I ran outside this morning. I pulled our regular trash container out to the street from our garage and then, in a show of running dedication not seen too often, I went back and got our re-cycling can and pulled that out to the street also. Total distance? maybe 40 yards. That is probably on the high side of the truth. As a veteran Cross-Country and Track Coach, I felt I needed to set an example for those in winter conditioning. I think I may have hurt myself.
CC, I believe those kinds of runs (when you're first out on a trail) are the absolute best. Seems like you only get a few like that over the course of the winter.ccrunner609 wrote: I couldnt wait to get out in the snow today. Had a great run down the bike path. Couple inches, no other foot prints. Just wonderful.
I'm not a real runner right now 609....my Sunday "long run" was 40 minutes.ccrunner609 wrote: Good luck with that one said.
You communist.givetallugot wrote: 5 slow miles in 4-5 inches of snow. I wont lie, I'm looking forward to running on the indoor track once I get back to BG
ccrunner, thought you were going to take some time off a while ago? Not following your own coaching advice I see, LOL.ccrunner609 wrote: just got back. I have been having shin pains for over a month and it is in a stress fracture location and today was really bad.
Need to take time off.