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496
26-05-19

Run --

Easy

Total 4.35mi in 39:24 [9:03 average]

Notes

Felt good! Not much to report. Upper body lifting tmrw.

Think this is very marginally the longest distance I've run since starting up again.

497
25-05-19

Run --

Easy, mostly on grass, 5 or so strides near the end

Total 4.03mi in 36:18 [9:00 average]

SL Calf Raises off a ledge
+16kg x 6, 6
BW x 14
DL burnout set [didn't keep count]

SL Glute circuit --
Adductions
Clams
Bridge
Donkey Kicks

Notes

PT was a bit concerned I had weak calves, so shall make sure do this calf work regularly after runs.

It's fucking hot (to me) -- like 24C (75F). Not used to this, lol.

498
I have had hip impingement before and what helps is using bands.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKQI7QBr9Cw" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKQI7QBr9Cw</a>

The physio tried several stretches like this as part of the assessment and none made any difference with internal rotation mobility, which was part of what led him to think it was this particular form of impingement, alas

499
23-05-19

Workout

SS1A - Chinups
BW x 7, 7, 6

SS1B - Dips
BW x 7, 7, 6

SS2A - Wide Grip Pullups
BW x 4, 4

SS2B - KB OHP
16kg x 5, 5

Deadhangs on fingerboard
Top leg x 12s, 12s, 12s

Then at dr's orders messed around with various glute things I could do at home.

BSS
BW x 10, 10 [think this is a no go, alas, get real blockage in the injured hip at the bottom and can feel some sort of grinding, eep]

SL Glute Bridge [shoulders and feet on floor]
+16kg x 10

SL Glute Bridge [shoulders elevated]
BW x 12

SLDL
+16kg x 6 [little awkward doing this with weight in only one hand, haha]

Notes

Set up a chin/dip station in my flat like 10 days ago, which has been nice, so been doing some strength stuff regularly again.

Doc emphasised glute _strength_ rather than just activation, so messed around with some exercises for that. None of these leg exercises really clicked. May well need to get a gym membership again, it seems.

Today (24th) is rest, then light run tomorrow.

500
Update and suchlike

Back again!

Kept up climbing a bit, mostly 1xWeek.

Been back running for about a month now, like 15-25km a week all easy. Hip still hurts at times, though. So, back to (new) physio (who has a 2:2x marathon PB!). They're pretty confident I've got femoroacetabular impingement, so I'm waiting to get my hip imaged some time soon. It's just such a weird injury since I have like no tightness/flexibility issues, just this weird internal pain. Was amused when doctor said I should get back to the gym and squat heavy, though.

501
Popping back to say that my finger healed up and I've been climbing regularly and loving it. Hip has been decent enough to let me run to the gym every now and then, so I might start logging some light running again soon, but no promises on that front. Might try to get some climbing videos up here if I can take some good ones.

502
Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: beast
« on: September 16, 2018, 11:46:56 am »


wtf

503
Update:

Didn't manage to sort out hip so got discourage and didn't do much exercise for a month or so, then took up climbing. Didn't really know how to log it, but I've been bouldering 2-3 times a week for a while. This week I injured something in my left hand so can't climb for a couple weeks. Stupid body hates me. Seems like lifting is the only thing that doesn't wreck me.

504
you been reading hanif abdurraqib?

nope? i think i have seen them on twitter a fair bit though. any particular reason you mention/particular recommendations?

he refers to friends very often as "pals," which you did in a recent post. it's unusual, most people i know don't use that word. i just read they can't kill us until they kill us, which i liked okay -- at his best he's brilliant and unique, nobody else writes about music like that -- but which got old before i finished. better encountered in bits and pieces i think.

cool cool! sounds like something to pick up a copy of and keep by the bed for dipping in and out of.

idk where the pals thing comes from, tbh. i often just take a liking to a word like that

505
06-07-18

Workout

Run -- 4.24mi in 39:42 [9:22 pace]

7 strides spread through the second half of the run.

Notes

It's so hot

506
you been reading hanif abdurraqib?

nope? i think i have seen them on twitter a fair bit though. any particular reason you mention/particular recommendations?

507
04-07-18

Workout

Run -- 3.46mi in 32:33 [9:23 pace]

Including 6 strides just scattered through the second half of the run.

Notes

Felt decent. This pace seems like where I should really be for easy runs at the moment -- feels more like what I'm used too from easy running earlier in the year. Bit disappointing that it is this much slower, but hopefully fitness will come back quicker.

Hip was a bit tight from the last run so I took a couple days off. Hoping that this easier pace will keep things a bit smoother, but we'll see.

508
01-07-18

Workout

Run -- 4.66mi in 41:33 [8:54 pace]

w/ same pal

Notes

Took two days off as hip feeling a little bit tight. Not pain, so it's good, just being careful.

The pal my last few runs have been with is staying with me for a couple more days, so I'll be back to solo runs soon. Looking forward to getting back into solo runs again though, haha. I like running with people as a change, but it doesn't suit me as the primary way to train.

Shall also start throwing in strides in the second half of these runs.

509
Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: July 01, 2018, 10:18:28 am »
My main goal right now is chipping away at that "elite fitness". I haven't been doing any sharpening, specializing, etc. Just keep chipping away at the mileage/frequency + racing alot. I feel like that's the best approach right now. Need to be in "better shape" than any1 I compete against, even if they are faster over X distance.

out.
work.
everyone.


:ibrunning:

This is basically the approach of my very fast friend I've spoken to you about. He runs basically every day, at least ~7 miles, and does a park run most weeks. Do that for long enough with enough miles and then hit some sessions when you're prepping for a particular race and you'll be hard to beat, I reckon.

510
Catch-up post:

15-06-18

Run -- ~2.5mi in ~22 mins [didn't have watch for this one]

19-06-18

Run -- 3.8mi in 32:54 [8:30 pace, probs too fast]

22-06-18

Run -- 4.0mi in 36:18 [8:56 pace]

24-06-18

Run -- 4.5mi in 39:57 [8:47 pace]

26-06-18

Run -- 5.3mi in 48:28 [9:06 pace]

Ran with a friend, stayed totally conversational pace.

28-06-18

Run -- 5.3mi in 46:55 [8:53 pace]

Ran with same friend.

Notes

Holy fuck I can run again. So happy  :wowthatwasnutswtf: :highfive: ;D  :headbang:

Going to keep to every other day for a while, I think. Fitness feels like it's coming back. HR readings from watch do not feel accurate for whatever reason, so I'm ignoring them and going by feel. First few runs logged here was probably a bit faster than conversational pace, but running a bit fast feels safer, in a way, because my form is a bit more solid there.

It's been in the 80s for most of these runs, too, which as been killer. Can't wait to see how the heat adaptations pay off when autumn/winter come.

Still on for the Oxford half in the autumn, so hopefully can keep everything together long term here.

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