I think I might have found my groove! πΊπMy "running" is a bit smoother and more relaxed. I ran further in the 30 minutes, did all the intervals and got home feeling good.
Not bad considering I couldn't stand up straight this morning (arthritic lower back) and had to take Tramadol so I could drive to work!
Got some great week one-rs in my news feed keeping me inspired. Bye bye week 1 π₯ π Let's go week 2, I am coming for you π£
I was speaking to my neighbour in the gym , who split vertically his knee cap and tore tendon, 5 weeks ago, sledging, maybe 6-9 months recovery time,tendon had to be wired.π€
Well Jo unbelievably he actually did not fall on his knee, he fell on his back π€ and whatever reaction caused this damage.
Well done Mel!! Iβm only one run along from you and still feel chuffed to have stayed committed for a whole week! Had arthritis when younger and remember not being able to move for days sometimes with swollen joints so sympathetic. Letβs keep running to keep well oiled! π
Hope as your running body strengths you can maybe leave the meds behindπ€.Particularly the Tramadol.π€
Cannot believe 3-4 years agoπ€ I had to take 8 max strength Tramadol, 8 paracetamol and anti inflammatory Naproxene to get me moving from bouts of pseudo gout and seize ups I used to call them.
Now nothing just movement.π€ππ
Running,all other cardio and strength. Etc.
Take care of you and keep up your good work.πππ
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