5m last night at a snails pace but at least I got out there again. I've been sick for over a week with a respiratory infection. Can't seem to kick it or stop coughing. It might not have been the smartest idea to run yesterday, but the weather was so perfect (sunny but only about 70 with a breeze), I had to get out there.
I agree and always have in the past, but my RA meds reduce my ability to fight infection so I have to be careful. In fact, my rheumatologist told me not to take my meds this week since I am at higher risk of getting walking pneumonia, so I didn't take them and now I'm getting joint pains again. I just want to get over this miserable cough soon so I can resume my RA meds and get back to running.2.5@1@8
I still tell people that my last doc told me to run when I was sick. She said it helped to flush out the sickness and get better faster. (I do try to run outdoors on those days out of courtesy for other people at the gym)
I still tell people that my last doc told me to run when I was sick. She said it helped to flush out the sickness and get better faster. (I do try to run outdoors on those days out of courtesy for other people at the gym)
Took Friday & Saturday off -
Sunday was a terrible, awful, no-good, very bad run. Longest run ever - 12.8 miles in 90% humidity. I had a break-down ugly-cry at mile 5. Someone stopped and ran/walked with me the rest of the way so I finished!
12.8 @ 13:44/mi with a LOT of walking and 2 pit-stops
I'm just curious - someone you knew or just a random runner who saw that you could use some motivation?
In any event, don't beat yourself up for bad runs - we've all been there
In any event, don't beat yourself up for bad runs - we've all been there
3 miles on a hotel dreadmill with no AC.
3 miles on a hotel dreadmill with no AC.
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