..and how sweet it felt to be out there on my favourite route today!ππ½ββοΈ Although this was far from a PB timewise (!) today was all about the distance and just enjoying the trail.π Some of the route I had not run for months and it was a little bit like seeing an old friend; trudging across a hilly field and ambling up a path still overgrown with nettles and brambles (that took a while to get through!) Muddy tracks in shady places and leaves coming down in the gentle breeze πππ - this is what I love about running and these long, 'lonely' runs are what I have missed. After sciatica left me with nerve damage in my leg, I am at last running without feeling weaker in one leg and have moved on from those 'compensatory' niggles. I just felt good and happy and so very, very grateful to be out there! Happy running everyone!πππ½ββοΈ
First 10k since my 'summer of injury'!π - Bridge to 10K
First 10k since my 'summer of injury'!π
You have done brilliantly Sandra, great return to form at last ππ½ββοΈππΌ
Great job, lovely to see you back to the long route; take it steady now and enjoy the sweet, sweet, feeling of success
You can't beat a good old 10k for lifting the spirits.
I am still building back up and it is still a few weeks off, but everything is looking good.
Well done Sandra, it is almost worth getting injured for (not).
Lovely! So glad you're back out there, with a great 10k to celebrate
I'm really pleased to read this Sandra. You've had a hard summer but you're now back where you belong πππ
Enjoy the winter π
Yay - brilliant, good news that you had a lovely run back out on the trails π
Sorry, only just found this post! So glad to hear that you are much better and back on the trails. I love being out in the woods in Autumn, the colours are lovely and I like the noise of the crunching leaves as I plod along π