This year didn’t travel by for me personally. It was full of all kinds of things, new and old, and as I look back I could really say I provided 2016 my all. The biggest change for me personally was to begin a new job. I still left the fitness industry and started subbing as a Teacher Assistant in my area. I mostly split my time taken between two schools, and I got to know the kids really, I still miss some of them. As spring arrived so did another opportunity, that one at the senior high school, I’m now in a complete time position that I really enjoy.
It’s nice to maintain an office setting again to decorate, although periodically I miss my sneakers. Speaking of trainers, I wouldn’t be me if I didn’t offer with some type of running injury. The entire year began well, The Seneca was run by me 7 with 6 other friends, we protected 77.7 kilometers, my three hip, and legs added up to over 11 mls just. Playing around Seneca Lake was beautiful, your day waiting on line for a porta-john but I feel like I spent or eating! After that race I could tell it was time to upgrade my Saucony Hurricane, but a size 11.5 is tricky to find.
150 on new kicks when I have so many shoes from working at an operating store. The Boilermaker was run by me 15k and kept swapping out different shoes, but nothing could compare to the Hurricane. I stepped up my training for the Wineglass Half Marathon, which takes place in October. August my right feet were really bugging me By. After one long haul in August, I came home limping and kept limping for approximately a week. I figured it was plantar fasciitis, and visited PT.
Where I uncovered that I got dislocated my cuboid bone, which was why I possibly could walk barely! My right foot is very weak after breaking that ankle 3 x my foot couldn’t take the pounding anymore. I visited PT where they used the Grafton’s Technique to break up all the scar tissue formation, and I proceeded to go with operating the Half forward.
Which was ridiculous, but I needed my hotel booking, and didn’t want to reduce my place in a favorite competition. PT taped up my foot, and it was okay until mile 11, where I virtually limped to the finish. I took my first trip to the medical tent, where they taped it and told me it was time for a rest again.
Rest I did so, going back to the PT, the chiropractor then, where I put obtained my orthotics made. The orthotics really weren’t feeling right. Chiro didn’t help, therefore I sucked it up and visited the feet Dr. Where lo and behold an x-ray demonstrated a massive bone spur that was pulling on the fascia, and causing nerve damage. Week to get a group of new I must return next rigid orthotics which should get me to operating back again. I’ve come to the conclusion that I cannot run long distances anymore, my foot just can’t take it.
- 24 hours in training mode
- Comprehensive physical development for young riders
- Avoid high fat dairy products in support of utilise low fat alternatives
- A good notion if dietary intake of sufficient nutrients is in question
- Call and subject matter notifications
- Get plenty of sleep
So forget about 26.2 or 13.1, my longest is likely to be the Boilermaker 15k. I figured if I’m smart and keep mixing up things up at the fitness center, then I can again get back on track. Oh, and getting on track does mean to drop the weight back again. Again. Menopause is no joke Early, the weight comes on and remains on. I had been taking hormones to provide my heart some protection, however in April I halted them completely.
I was getting such bad migraines that I needed to do something. Not long ago I acquired a physical and blood work done, all my quantities are good so I’ll do what I can to stay heart healthy. Which brings me to the weight concern back. I tried something new a few weeks ago, Intermittent Fasting.