Drago
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- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
I force myself to run for the fitness benefits. It's made me a better cyclist for sure, helped me regain a decent level of fitness after being forced not to exercise during most of 2017.
I think I’ll run as a form of cross training and do some through the winter. Just can’t be bothered chasing PB’s anymore.I force myself to run for the fitness benefits. It's made me a better cyclist for sure, helped me regain a decent level of fitness after being forced not to exercise during most of 2017.
Dispite been a member of a great running club, the more I cycle the more I feel that running is for knobbers. I guess they don’t know what they’re missing. Knobbers.
Race shorts and vest. You should be fine.Does anyone else not enjoy running in this heat?
I've got this next week and I'm not looking forward to it at the moment - https://www.madbullevents.com/race-the-train-bury-to-rawtenstall
Does anyone else not enjoy running in this heat?
I've got this next week and I'm not looking forward to it at the moment - https://www.madbullevents.com/race-the-train-bury-to-rawtenstall
I’ve never seen this before.Despite it being the 70th Anniversary of the NHS, & the special runs, there wasn't a ParkRun for me this morning
Got home last night, from work, hobbling a bit
Over the past few days, the left ankle's been getting red, & warm to the touch
And, on movement, I could feel the tendons in their sheaths (& practically hear them)
Hey-ho!, I think Tenosynovitis has come to visit again, I've had it before, but in a wrist
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Despite it being the 70th Anniversary of the NHS, & the special runs, there wasn't a ParkRun for me this morning
Got home last night, from work, hobbling a bit
Over the past few days, the left ankle's been getting red, & warm to the touch
And, on movement, I could feel the tendons in their sheaths (& practically hear them)
Hey-ho!, I think Tenosynovitis has come to visit again, I've had it before, but in a wrist
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