What the hell are you talking about? I most certainly DID BACK WAY OFF. Now you can back off too. I had been pushing to run over 20 miles a week, and now I am running less than 15. My mileage is just fine. I am running well within my abilities. Three 3 mile runs and a 6 mile run is NOT pushing it.
Fine, except you are the one that is injured. Glad that you learned everything so fast. Now you're about done too maybe.
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What the hell are you talking about? I most certainly DID BACK WAY OFF. Now you can back off too. I had been pushing to run over 20 miles a week, and now I am running less than 15. My mileage is just fine. I am running well within my abilities. Three 3 mile runs and a 6 mile run is NOT pushing it.
Fine, except you are the one that is injured. Glad that you learned everything so fast. Now you're about done too maybe.
You know, I have listened to what I was told. But to some degree, you have to take things with a grain of salt. Do you really expect someone new to running to make a $250 investment in shoes? What purpose?
What the hell are you talking about? I most certainly DID BACK WAY OFF. Now you can back off too. I had been pushing to run over 20 miles a week, and now I am running less than 15. My mileage is just fine. I am running well within my abilities. Three 3 mile runs and a 6 mile run is NOT pushing it.
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Fine, except you are the one that is injured. Glad that you learned everything so fast. Now you're about done too maybe.
You know, I have listened to what I was told. But to some degree, you have to take things with a grain of salt. Do you really expect someone new to running to make a $250 investment in shoes? What purpose?
If this is really a commitment and you are "determined", there is no turning back. Failure is not an option. I would expect that now that you know the ropes, you will begin to aquire an inventory of shoes to select from. Some are better for rain for example. Even an old worn shoe can be used occasionally. I actually have shoes over three years old that I sometimes pitch in the mix during winter. Shoes are never an investment any more than gas for your car is an investment. They just get you where you are going. Without any gas, you ain't going. A little extra in the tank doesn't hurt.
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