Anyone else from the San Antonio area I just found the San Antonio Road Runners club. The have a free, open to the public fun run the first Saturday of each month. I am so excited I found this! They do three runs a half mile, a mile and a three mile. I'm going on the 7th and plan on doing all three.
They also do a 2 mile zoo run every Wednesday evening. I am going to try to make that this week.
I have been looking for more runs to do and free ones are great for me!
If you are in the San Antonio area and haven't check out their website.
http://www.saroadrunners.com/content.aspx?page_id=0&club_id=736866
Can I please have Beach Run 5K added for July. It is going to be held on the Air Force base and I am pretty excited for it. I think they have a 5K about every 6 weeks so I may be doing more in the future. They let the basic trainees run in formation which is what I did back in 2007 when I was in basic.
They also do a 2 mile zoo run every Wednesday evening. I am going to try to make that this week.
I have been looking for more runs to do and free ones are great for me!
If you are in the San Antonio area and haven't check out their website.
http://www.saroadrunners.com/content.aspx?page_id=0&club_id=736866
Can I please have Beach Run 5K added for July. It is going to be held on the Air Force base and I am pretty excited for it. I think they have a 5K about every 6 weeks so I may be doing more in the future. They let the basic trainees run in formation which is what I did back in 2007 when I was in basic.
Arrggghhh!!! I need to make a PT appointment and see where this is going to take me. 
Sorry for whining but sheesh, it's been 2 months already! I've been getting massage therapy, not stretching cold and have been using the foam roller before and after every work out. It is slowly getting better.
I don't think I'll run the whole thing but we'll have fun.
that it heals quickly. It is frustrating when it happens but you do retain a level of fitness much longer than you realize. When I injured my back this winter I was in PT for 6 weeks but still was able to finish my half at the end of May. One of the Ironmen this week-end was coming off any injury and said he was surprised at how rested he felt. 

I have been having a little bit of an issue this summer with getting overheated. My last two long runs I have ended up with a bit of nausea and a nasty headache. So I will be hitting the gatorade this weekend, watching my grown up drink consumption, and making sure I start the race hydrated.
Last year I developed itbs in early March and spent basically the rest of the year injured. Over the course of a year I went to p-t three times (once with a chiropractor). It was incredibly frustrating and I wanted to quit so many times. I still don't think I am 100%, but overall am happy with where I am at for a 40something runner. What I will say is that making it through those injuries and still sticking with it has been a huge accomplishment for me. I feel like I have developed a mental toughness (at least as far as my running goes, maybe not in the rest of my life



This was after our neighbor's screaming munchkins kept us up way too late.
I hope I don't get a cramp in me peg! 
