So I haven't run for a while due to the IC, but I notice the IC getting more comfortable and the prospect of a 5K more intimidating.
I think the time has come to get off the IC and back out running. The twinge in my back is still there, but a minor annoyance rather than a debilitating, 5-year-old crybaby inducing, centre-of-the-universe type pain.
I did consider doing a few K rather than 5K but 'me running a 5K' is still a fragile concept in my head and if I don't do a 5K the gremlins almost certainly will win and 5K will become a 'thing', if you know what I mean.
So, a slow, gentle, flat 5K is on the cards for tonight. Will let you know how it goes!
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Good luck with tonight's run, i was getting like that not through injury but laziness i had already gone from 3 runs a week to 2 and even that was looking like being cut down to 1 but fortunately i have got back into more of a routine in the last week and hopefully will get out 3 times this week.
You've probably done it by now Mr Y, but coming back from injury needs to be carefully considered. I too am returning after a back injury and no heroics from me........l started with a 2.5, then a couple of 3.6s and only then got up to 5k, which l stuck with for a couple of weeks before increasing one weekly run by a couple of ks until l hit 10k again this weekend. There is no shame in caution and trying to slowly rebuild my condition has been a necessity, since my running has been disrupted since December.
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