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bike workout - the knee was feeling good this morning so onto the trainer i went for a 12 minute warmup using both legs! then I had a 7 minute TT to do. I decided to do it with both legs instead of one as most of my cycling workouts lately have been. And also a 10 minute cooldown. I didn't have any problems with my knee while riding. It didn't feel too bad when i got off the bike either.

 

CF wod -

20 minute AMRAP of

5 Pushups

10 GHD situps

10 Back Extensions.

 

Completed 17 2/3 rounds. Didn't get thru the back extensions on the 18th round. I was happy with this. Did all sets unbroken. Just kept plowing through. You lose a little time getting in and out of the ghd machine as well as flipping over from the ghds to the back extensions. But overall I was pretty tired and have a nice glaze going when i was done with this one. I have a feeling i'll be feeling the 180+ Ghds I did between the workout and the warmup for a few days. Those were the hardest part for sure. I was flying through them for the first 10 rounds or so because they are one of my stronger movements but by 140 - 150 on it was just pure torture to keep going through them. My knee was a little stiff after this wod. Gotta stay on my icing for tonight and I;m sure it will be fine to swim tomorrow morning. I also go back to the doctor tomorrow and get his thoughts. I hate going to the doctor!

 

Did some feet exercises as well as my 1 leg hip lifts for 3 sets of 15 each leg. This is a rehab exercise they gave me from my knee. I really don't think it does much for the knee because I don't believe the injury was caused by a muscle imbalance and that exercise is just for strengthening your hamstring. But it can't hurt to do it so i'm doing them.

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Thanks! Of course I feel it in my abs but it is not as bad as I expected it to be!

 

500 yards of drills to warmup, 2 x 50 to test the swim kick. Decided it was ok to go so then 2 x 10 minute TTs with 2 minutes rest

 

1 – 23 laps

2 – 21 laps or maybe 23 laps. Not sure my counting was bad on this one . I was tired!

 

Cooldown – 25 of dolphining – didn’t feel like I had much left in the tank to swim

 

 

Went back to the doctors where I ended up being sent for an MRI. To me that usually means bad news of some sort. I didn’t get the radiologists report back yet. My doc seems to think that it is a sprain and it will be better within the month. But he wanted the MRI to confirm his diagnosis since the 2 weeks of rest did help it but didn’t clear it up completely. The good news is he told me to stop taking the drugs. Im happy about that as I always feel better once I am off of them. He added some heat therapy into the mix of my treatment. He offered to send me to physical therapy but I declined as I can do that myself. He also seems to think than an Ortho will not drain the fluid out of my knee due to the amount and the location. I have an ortho appt scheduled for this upcoming week. Not sure if I will go to it or not.

 

Bike – 1 hour and 4 minute of riding mostly flat terrain. The knee did ok. I pushed the pace for the first 30 minutes but after that I slowed down. Didn’t have pain while riding except for going uphill to get home. The knee is stiff when I get done though.

 

Row – 500 meters – 2:45 just to test it out. Went ok painwise but this is a position I can feel the restriction in my knee.

 

Deadlifts – every 2 minutes

 

5 x 95

5x105

5x115

5x125

5x135

5x145

5x155

5x145

5x135

5x125

5x115

5x105

5x95

 

No issue with the knee while Deadlifting. However this wasn’t near my maximal load. The being said it probably felt heavier to me than it normally would just because I haven’t been lifting I awhile. I went conservative with the weight. I’ll see how the knee is after this before deciding about next time.

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the hills put more load and therefore strain through my knees. it isn't any specific hill but rather all hills at this point.

 

My knee was hurting last night. More than usual. I woke up this morning and it still wasn't good. Maybe yesterday was too much for it or because i am not taking the pain medications any more i am actually noticing the pain. Either way I don't like it. Swam this morning.500 warmup of drills. then

1 - 400 - 7.08

4 - 100s -1.40 ,1.39 , 1.40 ,1.39

1 - 300 - 5.12

3 - 100s 1.35 ,1.38 ,1.36

1 - 200 - 3.28

2 - 100s 1. 43, 1.39

1 - 100s 1.36

2 - 50s 44,42

 

500 of drills to cooldown

 

my knee was tight and stiff after the swim. gonna try to calm it down the rest of today.

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yesterday was a rough day. It was the anniversary of my first triathlon and due to this injury I couldn't even go and revisit the race this year. It probably wouldn't has been as frustrating if i was actually really training right now and therefore I felt a least a little productive! Yesterday a did a 50 -55 minute easy ride on my bike. kept it as flat as possible. my knee was ok on the bike but it is stiff afterwards.

I can't wait to get my MRI results back. Hopefully later today and then see the ortho on wednesday. I don't even know what to do with this knee anymore. Im trying to do what I can training wise but at this point I know I am taking a huge hit. It's been really tough mentally. I gotta say I feel like I am struggling with it everyday.

 

Swim - 500 of drills to warmup. then 10 x 75 on 15 second rest. kept them between 1:10 and 1:15. Used the pull buoy for some of them. then 10x 50- on 20 seconds rest. swam them 44- 46 seconds. did an easy 250 cooldown with the pull buoy working on my left hand. I notice as i fatigues I tend to cross that over.

 

Push Press

45x3

50X3

55X3

60X3

65x3

70x3

75X3

80X3

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Tuesday

 

Amrap 20 minutes

10 wallballs shots with 10 lb ball between 9 and 10 ft target (no squat)

10 Toes through Rings

13 full rounds and 10 wallball shots in the 14th.

2 blisters from the rings! My hands had been pretty good lately but that king swing kills me with all these reps.

 

Bike – 16.5 miles flat. Took over an hour. The knee felt fine the whole time. And it wasn’t too bad afterwards. This wasn’t a really hard effort though but that’s ok it is good just to be get some time on the bike.

 

Wednesday –

Swim – 500 drills to warmup

3 x 7 minute TT on 2 minute rest

1 – 15 laps

2 – 15 full finished started 16th

3 – 15 full finished started 16th

250 swim with pull buoy to cool down

Knee was a little tight and sore in the morning but it go better as the day went on.

 

100 GHD situps for time – 4.41

This really got tough from 70 on. I went unbroken until about 80. Then I did 2 little breaks after 80 and 90 but not long.

 

Got my MRI back and had my ortho appt for my knee. The MRI is clean, nothing torn, dislocated, broken etc. The fluid that showed up on the x-ray is now gone. The ortho diagnosed it as a patellafemoral strain and basically said I can train through it to tolerance. He said these injuries take a long time to heal and that the stiffness is normal. So basically I can start running and riding and building that back up a bit and see how it goes. I still have to watch the weighted movements that provoke it. But overall it was a pretty good visit. He said at the end of the season if it is still an issue that some rest then should clear it up. I’m going to try to be good.

 

Thursday –

 

3 mile run on a track. Didn’t time it because I didn’t want to know. I just went at a comfortable pace. The first ½ mile the knee hurt. It loosened up after a mile and it was pretty good until about 2 and a half miles. It never got really bad but I didn’t want to run too much on it the first time out. I walked ¾ mile as a warmup and cooldown. It doesn’t feel too bad afterwards. I am still icing and heating it.

 

Deadlifts

135x3

145x3

150x3

155x3

160x3

This were a little harder than they should be. The ortho said I have good strength in my legs but clearly ive lost some because while this isn’t testing my limits. It just feels heavier than that kind of weight normally feels for me.

 

Here is a link to a a vegan website and I’m listed on there as an athlete!

http://www.bestveganguide.com/vegan-athletes.html

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Swim – 500 drills to warmup. Then 45 minute swim really concentrating on my rotation and my catch the entire time. I felt better for the second half of the swim than I did for the first. I was feeling tired this morning. It’s a good thing that the Tdf is almost over because I have been staying up too late watching it! But it was a good form swim and I def felt better after it than I did before it.

 

CF Wod –

15 minute AMRAP

 

5 pullups (dead hang – no kipping)

10 GHD situps

15 Kettlebell swings – 35 lbs

20 Back Extensions

 

Got 5 and half rounds. Got through the ghds on the 6th round but didn’t get to the KB swings. I did all of it unbroken. I did as many of the pull-ups as dead hang as possible as kipping still hurts my knee. My pull-ups have been getting better as a result. Not able to really connect them yet GHDs are always fun! KB swings and back extensions felt good. I was sweating up a storm during this wod and afterwards. Pretty hot at the gym today.

 

Ok so here’s the daily knee update. Last night it was pretty much irritated and letting me know it. This morning it was stiff but much better than last night. After swimming and then after the CF wod it is feeling better. Like it is ready to cycle tomorrow. I’ve been reading up on patellofemoral pain syndrome and the Rx for it seems to be relative rest. So It sounds like I should be doing this easy buildup work riding and running. I was considering taking some days off totally for it but I don’t think it would be enough time for it to really heal up anyway.

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aturday - 2ish hour bike ride. kept it flat .had to be over 20 miles. knee felt fine the whole time and was ok afterwards. still got stuff at night.

 

sunday - 3.25 - 3.5 mile run. did laps on a track. the first 1/4 of a mile i can just hear the joing banging around. takes about a half mile for it to stop. It got looser and felt like i was running faster as the run went on.

 

Still icing and stretching and waiting to see how this turns out.

 

headed to the beach for a few days. taking stefan with me. So it will be easy to find a flat running and riding place.

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thank u!

 

The knee is hanging in there so far. I rode 25 miles hard this morning. all flat. about half of it was into a headwind so it was tiring but good. Did a little warmup first. Gonna run tomorrow and see how it continues to hold up to all of this but so far so good. It still get tight afterwards. Still icing but i am able to get through it so thats good news.

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tuesday - run 4 miles.

 

wednesday - ride 28.5 hard

 

thursday - run 4.6 miles with a little speed in towards the end.

 

The knees a little sore but i'm hanging in. good to be here training flat but the headwinds kinda slow you down.

 

spent a lot of time in the ocean the last few days but none of it seriously swimming.

 

So now that im back home I headed to the pool this morning. it was a rough swim and my times reflected it. Not sure if it is from being out of the water for a week other than playing around in the ocean. or maybe i was tired. anyway.

 

warmup

200 swim

2 x 200 (50swim, 100 pull, 50 swim) on 20 seconds rest

 

300, 200, 100 moderate on 20 second rest 5.44 ,3.48 ,1.48

 

200,100,50 negative split on 25 sec rest - i just swam the second half with a harder effort than the first half. i didn't take splits to see if i actually went negative. 3.42 ,1.47 ,53

 

200 fast 30 sec rest 3.41

 

100 fast 30 sec rest 1.39 - yeah i was actually trying to go fast on this one. i know the time doesn't reflect that

 

6 x 100 pull on 25 sec rest - didn't time - just focused on the form

 

100 cooldown

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Here is about a week of updates as well as a race report!

 

Thursday – took a full on rest day. Slept in, went to the farmers market. Packed and got myself ready for Burlington!

 

Friday – Finished packing and headed up to Burlington. It was a long drive and due to various circumstances I was only able to get a few minutes in riding my bike on the run course before I had to check it in to transition. Didn’t get to swim or anything like that but sometimes your just not ready to race it just becomes time to go do it. Overall felt really stressed out about getting up there and getting myself ready to go. It all worked out but it wasn’t easy.

 

Saturday – Race day! I was really kinda nervous for this race. It felt weird. I haven’t really been nervous for a race since my first triathlon but the nerves were going in the morning for sure. I don’t know if it was because of the level of competition I was going to be facing or because I wasn’t feeling confident in my abilities with the downtime and modified training with the injury. I know that I am the kind of athlete that loves to race and feels better about my racing the more I race. The more I am away from it the less fine tuned I become with it. It has been a hard season in that sense. Due to the injury I’ve raced very little and that isn’t to my liking. So I was finally gonna do some racing! I felt a little better once I got a clif bar down. Got to the race early. Got setup in transition. Everything was going smoothly. We could not get in the water until the actual race. So I just got my wetsuit on and didn’t do any warmup because I couldn’t take my bike out and I didn’t want to run. The race organization was very good. However, they really gave you minimal guidance. You needed to know when and where and just do it they didn’t go over things a bunch of times or call your waves etc. We were herded like cattle through a building on the water waiting to get into the lake. It was a deep water start so we need to jump off the dock and tread water for a few minutes before the gun went off. The water temp was actually 74 so it was pretty nice. Not too cold and decent wetsuit temp. I was a little surprised by the swim course. I didn’t expect the water in lake champlain to be that rough. We were swimming in the breakwater behind the rock walls but I still had some waves crashing over my head at various points. It also had about 5 turns in the swim course which all were heavily crowded. I think this was the swim I had the most contact in yet. I never swam by myself for the whole course. I don’t know if there were just that many athletes or what but the entire course felt busy the entire time. As we turned back towards to the boat docks where the swim exit was the sun was directly in my eyes so I couldn’t see the buoy at all. I was following the swimmers in front of me at that point since it was all I could see. I thing everyone ended up swimming a little wide around that turn probably because no one could see all that well or the water was pushing up that way. Im not really sure. I felt like I sighted and swim decently through the rest of the course. Out of the water and I was running to transition. I passed several people. I got into transition and I thought I dropped my goggles while I was stripping off my wetsuit so I ran back to look for them because I didn’t want to get a penalty for disregarded gear. I couldn’t find them and I was losing time so that point I just abandoned the mission to find them since I figured I would just take my chances penalty wise instead of looking any longer. Grabbed damon and we were running out onto the bike course. The bike course was basically rolling hills the entire way. There were decent climbs in the beginning to get you out of the lake and the city and onto the interstate. I felt like the bike course was kinda on the technical side. There were a lot of tight turns in close sections. Again the beginning and the end were in the city so it wasn’t an open view. The interstate section was rolling hills including one great descent were you pass under an underpass that had people standing on it just screaming for you. that was so much fun! It was like being on a rollercoaster. I biked pretty decently. I had some sections were I felt pretty bad namely which I first got on the bike after getting out of the water and started climning. Then sections were I recovered a bit and then sections where I felt crappy again. Overall I didn’t redline the bike the entire way although I wish I could have! I need to get better biking legs. Men were just passing me left and right and it was annoying me. Why are they so fast!!!!! Had another decent transition to my run. Dropped damon off. The legs felt good. The design of the run course has your climbing a big steep hill right out of transition. I mean literally right out of transition. There were tons of people lining both sides of the hill just cheering everyone up it. I was determined not to walk any of the run. I know that sounds funny but with my knee running is tough for me but I told myself there is no way no matter what so up the hill I ran even when others were walking up next to me. That felt good and it set the tone for the rest of my run. Now I didn’t run all that fast compared to most people on the course but I kept a really consistent pace from the beginning to the end. Probably picking up my pace more towards the end. I only walked to drink some Gatorade on the course. I did gels on the bike but I just didn’t want them on the run. It was actually pretty hot so every aid station I grabbed a water that went over my head and a Gatorade to drink. The last 3 – 4 mile are on the Burlington bikeway that runs along lake champlain. It was really pretty and flat so if you can run fast and you have something left you can make a killing in that section of the race. The race was interesting in the fact that the city really came out to support the race. I felt like there were people cheering on the race almost everywhere. But it was also a little weird in that very few people were cheering each other on in the race. I had a few people say things to me but overall compared most tris I’ve done this was a really serious really competitive one. It was all good though. As you come off the bikeway into waterfront park you can see and hear the finish so I start taking off and the guy starts racing me. So the two of us are just sprinting down this shoot like there is a fire behind us not giving each other an inch. I mean were banging shoulders as we run. The funniest part is all of the people standing next to the chute are cheering for me to beat him. Sadly I let my newly found fans down as he beat me in the last few feet before the line. But it was good fun and a great way to end the race.

 

I really loved the city of Burlington. It’s a super bike friendly city. They have bike lanes and parking everywhere and tons of people were using them. They also had lots of vegan food options available which made it really easy for me to be there which I loved!

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Swim – no warmup or cooldown. No enough time today so 300 swim (5.08), 300 pull (5.04), 6 x 75 fast(1.07.1.08,1.09,1.09,1.05,1.07), 300 pull (5.25 ha! Tired!), 6 x 50 fast(.44,..42,..43,..42,..43,..44), 200 pull (3.33)

 

 

EVA (mod)

 

5 rounds for time of

Run 800 meters (round 1 .6m rd2 .4m rd3 .6m rd 4 .4 m rd 5 .6m)

30 Kettlebell Swings @ 35lbs

30 Pullups (rings, aussie)

Time 41 minutes.

Slightly longer run than rx due to loop size around the box.

 

Watched a bunch of videos on ankle mobility to try to work on getting this knee situation sorted out.working on the taping too to see if that can help.

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Bike – 8 minute warmup. 10 x 1 minute hill repeats. Recovery was descent. 10 minute cooldown. Knee did fine.

 

I ordered some Coverall and Leukotape to start doing the mcconnell taping method to help my patella tracking. Right now I’ve been taping it with Kinesio tape but because that stretches I don’t think it is holding my kneecap in the proper alignment enough.

 

I also found a doctor (who is a cyclist) that does ART and Graston Technique for PatelloFemoral pain and he takes me insurance so I’m going to give him a try out. I ordered the Garmin Edge 500 for my tribike. This is my last resort since I can’t seem to get anything to fit on Damon even with the special xlabs mount. It works with the Heart Rate Monitor and Cadence Sensor I already have so that helped to keep the cost down a bit. It even works with a power meter although I haven’t used that kind of data yet.

 

 

Crossfit – AMRAP 20 Minutes

10 Pushups

10 GHDs Situps/Back Extensions

 

Did 20 full rounds and all of the pushups in the 21st round. However, the first 13 rounds were done with GHD situps. Then I got a really severe pain in my head and I thought I can not do another one of these. I’ve had headache pressure from them before but nothing like this felt. So I decided to switch over to Back Extensions and that helped. So the last 7 rounds were back extensions not GHDs.

 

Still doing the stretching, mobilizing thing on my lower legs. Not sure if it is really working or I am just destined to turn into an aquabiker.

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Got a nice run in this morning. 46 minutes out on the roads with hills most of the way. I taped my knee with athletic tape hoping it would be more aggressive than the kinesio tape but it didn’t stick very well. It was raining while I was running so I am sure that didn’t help but I just think we the constant movement of the knee it is going to be hard to keep the kneecap pinned in place until I get the tape I ordered online. Because of the ran I didn’t take my garmin to get the distance data. I was pretty happy with this thought I dealt with the hill action and I even had some speed. With the way my running has been going lately anytime I feel good about it is a huge for a my confidence. Today was my rest day from CxF so I went to the Farmers Market and stocked up on some fresh produce. Tomorrow is a lite day schedule wise with a short swim and some step ups then a big training weekend coming up. I have a 5k open water swim race on Saturday morning. That’s going to be a long swim for me. Hoping the weather holds out for it. I also have a 3 hour bike ride. I’d like to get about 50 miles in for that. Then on Sunday I have a 7 mile run which I think I am going to do a 1 mile warmup and then race a 10k. I use the word race lightly because with where my running is at I won’t really be in contention but I think it is a good idea for me to go do it at a race because I think I will put in a better training effort if I am at the race than just out doing it myself. And my running needs all the help it can get right now. Hoping that race is a good because Sunday is supposed to be washout from the hurricane.

 

@ viva - I really hope I can get the taping thing to work because my knee just isn't going to heal until I can get the mechanics working properly.

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Did my first 5K Open water swim race.(before the hurricane! thanks viva!) I think that is the farthest I have ever swam and especially in open water for sure. It took me 1hour 54 minutes and 32 seconds. I didn't get my spits from the race yet. Overall it was a good time. I'm curious to see how consistent my splits would be. I didn't go out too hard because i knew it was going to be a long way to swim. I felt ok during it had a few issues my with goggles i had to correct but that was about it. I didn't not think my time would be this high. The water temp was cool. it was wetsuit legal. The water conditions were good. there was a little chop when you were crossing the lake but for the most part it was a good course. I must have been getting tired towards the end because i was swimming with my eyes closed. I have no idea why but it must have felt good at the time. I must admit I was pretty cooked afterwards. I had a gel before I got into the water. I didn't eat or drink anything while swimming. I was kinda out of it when i got out of the water. not sure if it was fatigue or dehydration of low energy stores or what. But it was dragging. I had a bike ride yet to do and i needed a break to refuel and reload before heading out. We were getting some of Hurricane Irene when it as time to bike so I ended up riding for 3 hours in the house on my trainer instead of dealing with the rain/wind combo. I watched the Tour of Colorado while doing it and i got a good workout in even on the trainer. My legs were sore afterwards and still are a bit today. I tried some of the Stinger Chews yesterday and I have to admit i am really impressed with their products. They actually taste pretty good! I was supposed to do a 10k running race this morning but it got postponed because of the weather. If it lets up later today I will go do my 7 mile run. If not I will take today as a rest day which was supposed to be tomorrow and i will just have to do my running tomorrow. we will see. i got my leukotape yesterday so i used to before my bike ride and to my happiness it actually stayed on. def gonna use it for running and hope it really helps with my knee issues. Ironman Pocono Mountain 70.3 is actually coming up pretty fast. I basically have a month to train for it.

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5k is a long swim! maybe you got too hot? what kind of wetsuit did you wear? have you ever tried eating a gel in the water? do the stinger chews contain honey? how can you even deal with sitting on the trainer for 3 hours? do you want to move to southern spain with me this winter? can i ride your cervelo when we get there?

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viva - i don't think i got too hot. I wear a full sleeve wetsuit but the water was cool. my feet and hands were even a little chilly. I considered taking a gel in the water with me but since i was going to be under the 2 hour mark i knew i didn't really need it so i didn't take one. Yes the stinger chews do contain honey and i've already heard from the vegan police for consuming such a product. While I normally try to avoid honey it is the one thing I don't consider to break the "vegan" mark for me. I try to avoid it whenever possible but that if the only thing in the product making it non-vegan I will occasionally consume it. People can like that or not I really don't much care. I've never been a fan of bees since i am allergic to them. I was watching pro bike racing while on the trainer and it was either that or don't get a ride in so i dealt with it. I tried to keep my cadence up with the boys while on the trainer but they were kicking my ass! lol! Can't do the spain thing but yes you can ride my cervelo.

 

I was able to get my run in yesterday even with the hurricane and such. While my 10k race in the morning was postponed. I decided to let myself recover a bit from the hard day of training before and let the weather clear out a little. took it to the roads in the evening with my husband. Did a 7 mile loop with hills around town. It took me 1 hour and 10 minutes. The leukotape didn't stay on though! damn! It actually feels really good when I tape my knees but It didn't stick so i ran a good portion without it. We were running in a little rain but I think it was more from the sweat and the movement of the knee than the light rain. I am going to have to try this again and see if i can get it to stick. If not maybe some kind of kneecap supportive brace would be a better idea. legs are a little sore today but its a full on rest day so I got to sleep in the morning and i have the rest of the day to let them recover. I noticed my achilles was tight yesterday when running and it felt tight again when i woke up this morning.

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swim - 500 of drills to warmup, then swim 500 in 8: followed by 600 as 50 fast 50 easy. i always like that kind of workout! then 4 - 50s on 15 seconds rest. i was swimming them in about 42 seconds. then 6 - 50s as distance per stroke. this slowed my efforts down to 48-50 seconds. 400 of drills to cool down.

 

bike - 16.85 miles with 1, 190 ft of climbing in 1:10. avg 14.3 avg hr 144 ma 163.

 

felt like a good training day overall. knee is hanging in there. feeling going about that!

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Run – 40 minutes and 30 seconds. 4.05 miles. Did the first mile slow to warmup. Then picked it up for the next three. Did hills. Knees felt ok. My tape stayed on for the whole run so I was very happy about that. To test it out I left it on through my shower to see if it would stay and it did. Maybe I am getting better at the taping. My running hasn’t improved much but I am happy to be out running more regularly!

 

My legs didn’t feel particularily fresh after running in the morning but it was time to Bike! Did 1 hour and 9 minutes of hellish hill repeats. Basically rode out to jumper road and rode it a few times. Jumper road is a long ass hill with some serious grades at points. Covered 14.27 miles. My tape still stayed on for this too! Although I do have to admit the hill climbing does make the knees strain. At one point on this hill I think of a roller coaster everytime because when you lookup and see the angle of this hill ahead it just reminds me of a roller coaster because of the pitch. Gotta get the legs strong for IM Pocono mountain!

 

I have some races coming up soon. I am doing a 10k run this Saturday – Totally flat course. Ill see how that goes before deciding on other running races for the month. I also have a 28mile road bike race next weekend. I really want to hit it as hard as the knee will allow until Pocono.

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