So..... running

lostkat · 17-02-2012, 06:21

Bugger, thought you might have started to enjoy it at least a little bit by now

You're doing so well. I don't think I could do it if my heart wasn't in it, so extra kudos to you for doing that. Glad you enjoyed the seminar though. I always find those massively inspiring.

I have already written off Ashby in my mind to be honest. At the moment, I can barely run 3 miles without pain, and then I have to have a rest day because my knee hurts so much afterwards. Ashby is 4 weeks away. My injury is partly the result of being off ill for a month, then trying to do too much when I came back. Cranking up training and doing silly miles, even when I'm better will just take me back to the injury bench again. I really am gutted, but I've got to put up with these knees for another 50-60 years and I want to continue running, so I have no choice but to look after them

It's now a question of whether I can run Windermere in May.

17-02-2012, 06:21	#11
lostkat Good Cat Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 5,550	Bugger, thought you might have started to enjoy it at least a little bit by now You're doing so well. I don't think I could do it if my heart wasn't in it, so extra kudos to you for doing that. Glad you enjoyed the seminar though. I always find those massively inspiring. I have already written off Ashby in my mind to be honest. At the moment, I can barely run 3 miles without pain, and then I have to have a rest day because my knee hurts so much afterwards. Ashby is 4 weeks away. My injury is partly the result of being off ill for a month, then trying to do too much when I came back. Cranking up training and doing silly miles, even when I'm better will just take me back to the injury bench again. I really am gutted, but I've got to put up with these knees for another 50-60 years and I want to continue running, so I have no choice but to look after them It's now a question of whether I can run Windermere in May. __________________ Oooooh Cecil, what have you done?