This week was 54 miles of running and 15 "miles" of pool-running -- training log is here.
(and yet another late update, because life got away from me)
The first part of the week was half-marathon recovery (that's actually continuing, since it will take about 10 days to totally freshen up) and then I returned to hard running with a hill workout to re-emphasize good running form.
My first real workout back was a weekend long run. However, a tropical storm was supposed to hit us all day Saturday as well as Sunday morning, so I did my long run on the treadmill on Saturday rather than risk being caught in the middle of a storm several miles from my car. As it turned out, the storm wasn't that impressive and I could have run outside without much issue other than getting a bit wet. Oh well.
I'm now two weeks from Chicago, and I'm feeling hopeful, though a lot also hinges on the weather. Another concern has been the looming government shutdown, since I am a federal employee. If I was deemed "essential" I would be required to work and my scheduled vacation (including the day I'm scheduled to fly to Chicago) would be cancelled. However, I've confirmed that I am not essential for purposes of shutdown, so it seems that won't be an issue.
(*essential for this purpose just means that your work is necessary to immediately preserve life or property - things like police, medical personnel, cybersecurity.)
Dailies:
Monday: 9 "miles" of pool-running and streaming yoga. Foam rolling in evening.
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