This week was 46 miles of running, 7 "miles" pool-running, and 1000 yards of swimming.
The highlight (or lowlight, if we're ignoring sarcasm) of the week was Tuesday's colonoscopy. Everything looked clear, and I don't have to do it again for at least 3 years, so yay. Very glad that's done.
(pro tip - Margarita Shot Bloks are great during the prep, but Green Apple Shot Bloks are even better).
Once that was over, I returned to running. In PT on Wednesday, I was reminded that I need to rotate my torso when I run. Fortunately, swimming has both loosened my upper body and made rotation feel a bit more natural, which made it easier to focus on rotating my upper body while running.
On Sunday's run (which was supposed to be 14 miles but I turned around at the wrong place...) I tried to prioritize keeping my upper body relaxed and rotating while not thinking about my legs/feet at all. The first miles were very slow, but by the end I was cruising decently and my form felt pretty good (others who saw me agreed). So that's something to play with some more.
(as for how I don't think too much about my legs? I try to look down the road and focus on where I'm going rather than how I feel...).
One more week of doxycycline and then I'm off of it and will hopefully be back to what passes for normal for me these days :)
Dailies:
Monday: 7 "miles" pool-running in the morning.
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