I got cleared yesterday to run, although it will be about two weeks before I can start running intensive again. I will start swimming and biking though and ween off those as I build up my mileage. Any suggestions for training through my senior year?
I got cleared yesterday to run, although it will be about two weeks before I can start running intensive again. I will start swimming and biking though and ween off those as I build up my mileage. Any suggestions for training through my senior year?
I would suggest not to force it, and concentrate on building muscle strength via exercise. I myself am four weeks after knee surgery, started very little running on day ten, just a mile or so, increasing it gradually, but doing weights from the day one. Now I am almost at my usual level on road and trail. Congratulations, I know how it feels.
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I got cleared yesterday to run, although it will be about two weeks before I can start running intensive again. I will start swimming and biking though and ween off those as I build up my mileage. Any suggestions for training through my senior year?
I would suggest not to force it, and concentrate on building muscle strength via exercise. I myself am four weeks after knee surgery, started very little running on day ten, just a mile or so, increasing it gradually, but doing weights from the day one. Now I am almost at my usual level on road and trail. Congratulations, I know how it feels.
Hey Gary, Ignore this dunderhead. He knows absolutely nothing about running, nor shoes, and his advice is a recipe for injury. You are taking advice from a guy who isn't even qualified as a novice runner.
I got cleared yesterday to run, although it will be about two weeks before I can start running intensive again. I will start swimming and biking though and ween off those as I build up my mileage. Any suggestions for training through my senior year?
I would suggest not to force it, and concentrate on building muscle strength via exercise. I myself am four weeks after knee surgery, started very little running on day ten, just a mile or so, increasing it gradually, but doing weights from the day one. Now I am almost at my usual level on road and trail. Congratulations, I know how it feels.
I got cleared yesterday to run, although it will be about two weeks before I can start running intensive again. I will start swimming and biking though and ween off those as I build up my mileage. Any suggestions for training through my senior year?
I would suggest not to force it, and concentrate on building muscle strength via exercise. I myself am four weeks after knee surgery, started very little running on day ten, just a mile or so, increasing it gradually, but doing weights from the day one. Now I am almost at my usual level on road and trail. Congratulations, I know how it feels.
Feels great. Thankfully I have swim season so that will help alot. That's the main thing my doctor doesn't want me to start running a mile until a week or so after running. I have been doing some weight work and I think that helped me recover faster.
Gary <[email hidden]> wrote in news:a0e80c46-4d42-43ca-afa4- [email hidden]:
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Gary said:
I got cleared yesterday to run, although it will be about two weeks before I can start running intensive again. I will start swimming and biking though and ween off those as I build up my mileage. Any suggestions for training through my senior year?
I would suggest not to force it, and concentrate on building muscle strength via exercise. I myself am four weeks after knee surgery, started very little running on day ten, just a mile or so, increasing it gradually, but doing weights from the day one. Now I am almost at my usual level on road and trail. Congratulations, I know how it feels.
Feels great. Thankfully I have swim season so that will help alot. That's the main thing my doctor doesn't want me to start running a mile until a week or so after running. I have been doing some weight work and I think that helped me recover faster.