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RuckingI started rucking. Which is basically walking with a weighted backpack. I can definitely feel the difference in my heart rate. I didn’t think this would be that hard but it can be quite challenging. I use between 1…
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FamilyI leave tomorrow night for a quick trip to Texas. My grandmother who is 99 lives in TX. I also have an aunt and uncle on my Dad’s side who live there. My grandma shattered her ankle about a month ago. My uncle is e…
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AdaptingBacktracking a little, I sprained my knee back in January. I started running a few months ago, just short jogs. This last week I tried to do some sprint work and my knee started aching. I was trying to figure out…
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I do a lot of walking. That is where I get most of my daily miles. Walk your dog often. You could try riding a bike. It is less stressful for your knee. Swimming and swim aerobics are low impact for the knee. I did a lot of water exercise to strengthen my back when I hurt my back. Keep up on physical therapy for the knee. It will also help strengthen it. I hope this gives you ideas on what to so you can eventually get back to running.
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New FriendsThere are a lot of things I am grateful for with this challenge and being involved with the dojo again. One of which is new friends I am making along the way. Specifically, Elan. When Elan and I first met, she was…
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MindfulnessAnother book I am in the middle of is You Are Here by Thich Nhat Hanh. I have really enjoyed this book so far. One of the concepts in the book is mindfulness and being in tune with the task at hand. Instead of…
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That sounds like a great workout. It will definitely strengthen your knee as well as the rest of your body. Working out is great for your health as well as a stress reliever.