Ok so I did it, I got back on the treadmill after about a 2 month rest!!!!!!!!thats right been a while
Instead of puching myself so hard however........My goal was to just do that mile in 16 minutes.
I was up to 5 miles in a hour but at this rate, I got 4.25 done and I wasnt really tired when I was done. I had to get off though...........family duties called.
anyway I have decided that one day SOON I will get on and actually see how far I can go!
Has anyone done this yet?
I had one other question ( this is my first ever marathon)
we all mention wearing a few layers of clothing right? Well arent we suppose to wear our number on the back of our shirt? SO if its pinned to the outer most layer does this mean as we shed we have to repin it?
Also, one more Q, for those of you who run/walk both the treadmill and outdoors, what are the differences (beside weather of course) I am only able to use the treadmill and can not get walks outside in my schedule, I am afraid that although, I may be able to finish a certain distance indoors, that outdoors will take a bigger toll on my body..
Just curious............
thanks all
renee BACK ON TRACK

Instead of puching myself so hard however........My goal was to just do that mile in 16 minutes.
I was up to 5 miles in a hour but at this rate, I got 4.25 done and I wasnt really tired when I was done. I had to get off though...........family duties called.
anyway I have decided that one day SOON I will get on and actually see how far I can go!
Has anyone done this yet?
I had one other question ( this is my first ever marathon)
we all mention wearing a few layers of clothing right? Well arent we suppose to wear our number on the back of our shirt? SO if its pinned to the outer most layer does this mean as we shed we have to repin it?
Also, one more Q, for those of you who run/walk both the treadmill and outdoors, what are the differences (beside weather of course) I am only able to use the treadmill and can not get walks outside in my schedule, I am afraid that although, I may be able to finish a certain distance indoors, that outdoors will take a bigger toll on my body..
Just curious............
thanks all
renee BACK ON TRACK

Not a big deal when you have a nice walking path
but another issue when on the treadmill.
Not to worry -- I have been to see my MS specialist and she has cleared me to continue to train. My gait is just 'off' a tad, and like I said, I veer to the left. I plan on having my sister walk on that side. She doesn't mind giving me the elbow to get back into my own space.


that's me but i'm not so sure of the smile LOL anyhoo -- it's done and i'm glad, i was kinda a boost of my pride that i didn't let those nasty elements stop me i just DID IT!


Otherwise--they'd have to let 18,000 people back into the parks for free.