Good Morning Team!
OK, the computer erased my first post, so I guess I have to try again, and remember what I wrote! (Someday I will learn to write this in word first then copy it to the post.)
Vicky you asked how hot it was here, well, it is usually about 50 degrees when I start my morning walks just after sunrise, and it is about 60 to 70 degrees when I am finished. It warms up quickly after sunrise. The high will generally be somewhere between the mid 80s to the mid 90s. The good thing is that we do not have high humidity. Today I was lucky that there were some clouds and the sun did not come out until I was done it was 80 degrees by 9am today.
Dave are you taking any anti-inflammatory drug? (Aspirin or Ibuprofen) When I was dealing with PF, I always wore a support shoe with my inserts in them, (and I still do). My physical therapist blamed my PF on a summer of wearing
crocs and sandals. I also found the night splint that keeps your foot at a 90 degree angle with you leg very helpful.
Regina try the stick (you can google it), it is a massage tool that you use on yourself. I have seen them at runningwearhouse.com and at most of the race expos (where they will give you a demo massage with it). I also like a cool pool swim after a race, or if there is no pool available, a cool (rather than iced) soak in a tub.
Today we (the dogs and I) did a 6 mile walk. I am finding that when I concentrate on my walking form, I can keep up a sub 17 m/m pace, but when my mind wanders, my pace increases to over 18 m/m. Today, my best pace was the last mile when I average a 16:30 m/m, but my overall average was 17:30 so I still need a lot of work in the speed category.
Pixie dust to all who are in need!
Have a great day all!