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Little over 4K for my first run in 12 days. Thought I was running slow, but actually I am back to late January pace (Feb and March was VERY slow - I should have realised I was more injured/tired than I had thought).

May try 5K on Wednesday to set me up for my longer run on Saturday.

Feeling optimistic now.

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Well done, sounds like your body indeed needed a bit of recuperation time. Fingers crossed all's ok now!

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Great to hear you’re feeling better. Interested in your observations. I’ve found that occasional breaks (enforced by injury or voluntary) have really improved my runs when I return. I come back stronger. It would be good to find best way to ‘harness’ this without losing the rhythm of a routine.

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