I haven't exercised in a month, so why does it feel more like a year? I worked out Monday and I went back a couple weeks in my workout training schedule and I reduced my run walk ratio. Monday about 1/3 of the way through my workout I felt really good. I started thinking maybe I should have just picked up right where I left off. However, by the end of my workout I was dying. Tuesday my calfs hurt all day. I was complaining Tuesday evening and my 14 year old offered to let me use his foam roller, aka torture device. Now I have seen my boys use this and I have seen the look of agony on their face as they do it. This does not look like something that I want to do, so I politely declined. Todays run was torture, my calfs burned and hurt the whole time. I was regretting not use the foam roller. I have committed to use it before my long run on Saturday. My question is how could I regress so much in only a month?
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
I haven't exercised in a month, so why does it feel more like a year?
I haven't exercised in a month, so why does it feel more like a year? I worked out Monday and I went back a couple weeks in my workout training schedule and I reduced my run walk ratio. Monday about 1/3 of the way through my workout I felt really good. I started thinking maybe I should have just picked up right where I left off. However, by the end of my workout I was dying. Tuesday my calfs hurt all day. I was complaining Tuesday evening and my 14 year old offered to let me use his foam roller, aka torture device. Now I have seen my boys use this and I have seen the look of agony on their face as they do it. This does not look like something that I want to do, so I politely declined. Todays run was torture, my calfs burned and hurt the whole time. I was regretting not use the foam roller. I have committed to use it before my long run on Saturday. My question is how could I regress so much in only a month?
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