Another week. I've been adding in a short run on most Monday and Thursday nights, just a shakeout that also gives me a chance to do drills. I actually feel a bit better in the mornings after doing this, usually.
This week was also notable for a mishap that happened at the end of last week. I (rather comically) tripped during my Sunday long run and fell down, banging up my right knee and giving me some road rash. I a) kept running right after and b) went to a concert that night - the combo of those activities seemed to keep the knee fairly flexible, and it held up to running well.
Yoga was another story. Suffice it to say - this past week I have dreaded child's pose like never before.
Raced another mile on Sunday, running 5:35. Still not where I want to be, but I'm getting there. Definitely feel a bit stronger and springy.
Dailies
Monday: In the morning, 40 minutes of easy pool-running for “4 miles." 3 miles very easy (8:36) plus drills in the evening, as well as some foam rolling.
Tuesday: In the morning, 12.4 miles, including an interval workout of 6x800, 2x200 (ran 2:53, 2:53, 2:51, 2:48, 2:48, 2:50 and then 38 and 38). Followed with injury prevention work and 20 minutes of shakeout pool-running. Foamrolling at night.
Wednesday: In the morning, 10 miles very easy (9:01 pace), followed by yoga. Later did another 5 miles (8:32 pace). Foam rolling at night.
Thursday: In the morning, 30 minutes of easy pool-running for “3 miles," followed by upper body strenght work and some injury prevention work. 3.5 miles very easy in the evening (8:50), plus drills, followed by foam rolling.
Friday: In the morning, 11 miles, including an abbreviated tempo workout of 3200 (12:50, split as 6:31/6:19). Followed with 25 minutes shakeout poolrunning. Foam rolling at night.
Saturday: In the morning, 1500 yards of swimming breathing drills; foam rolling in the afternoon.
Sunday: In the morning, a 3 mile warm-up and then a mile track race (5:35) with a 3 mile cool-down. Later did another 8 miles easy. Yoga and foam-rolling in the afternoon.
Solid stuff. I am always impressed by people who run doubles OR pool run! I ran in the pool during my stress fracture and I wanted to slit my wrists the whole time.
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