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Back running after blown knee

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tlambelleGraduate
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Just see off w5 r3 gentle jog. And feeling great th have completed this run of 20 mins. Well pleased with myself and knee feeling good.

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Well done, 20 minutes and no stopping or walking is an achievement. Good for you, bring on week 6.

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tlambelleGraduate in reply toGoforitmama

Yeah bring it on. Thanks

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Dee2609Graduate

Yay! Well done. It’s a good feeling to be back off the IC isn’t it?!

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MandiV

Well done!

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Lozzer-BGraduate

Well done 👏👏👏👏

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