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For Corrosive, because I know he likes them so much! :) Spider Pictures...BEWARE!!!
MarkJFine, looks like some people get more cautious with age, while others get totally reckless.... LOL. It all goes in the memoirs anyway! :)
Did you get plantar fasciits? And how did you mess up your Achilles tendon? (that's so painful)
ETA: "the exact day before Santi Cazorla did his." Cazorla=copycat
I have a regular stretching routine, which is really meant for hamstrings and calves. One day I lifted my leg onto the porch railing to do a hammy stretch and banged my heel real hard. Didn't realise what I did until a steep downhill at the beginning of mile 6. Aggravated the achilles, right there.
I think the mechanics of dealing with the achilles on one side made me run a certain way, causing a pronation I never had on the other side. I guess it's plantar because the heel gets inflamed, but it seems to move around a bit.
The depressing thing is that these are considered "old man" injuries.
- maratsade9 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
Well, that sounds quite painful. Owie. As for old man's injuries, I get the "well, you know, it's part of aging" thing from doctors (sometimes complete with a nod and a compassionate look) -- have been getting this since I turned 30. What? Young athletes get hurt All.The.Time. People of all ages get hurt. And old age begins at 30? In the 21st century? [end of rant]
- MarkJFine9 years agoProfessor
it's true. These "kids" on the pitch are considered veterans being on the "wrong side of 30".
Training for half marathons (13.1 mi), I was eventually running one on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, just to build endurance, then speed. Eventually it catches up, too.
- maratsade9 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
I maintain 30 is the new 12 So there.
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