camaker
Anything worth doing is worth overdoing
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More than 4 words, but - I definitely don't want to make it seem like people that are new to runDisney aren't allowed to ask questions (in case any newer people are lurking here, HI!), but I also feel like people don't try to look for info anymore...whether on runDisney.com or even doing a search in the forums. That's sort of a head-scratcher for me.
As the one who started this, I'll clarify too. I love being helpful and I think most folks on here do, as well. However, I find it frustrating to see the same questions asked over and over again for information that is readily available either through official channels or a quick search of this forum. If you honestly can't find information and are stumped, by all means ask. But don't expect the folks on this board to be your Google.
I am currently bracing myself for the absolute flood of "How do I get my pictures in my PhotoPass?" questions that are about to descend on the forum along with Marathon Weekend. Hint: Instructions are on the back of the bib that you are linking and in the event guide you didn't read.
Maybe I'm just Grumpy today.
), but I also feel like people don't try to look for info anymore...whether on runDisney.com or even doing a search in the forums. That's sort of a head-scratcher for me.
So that's my new pro-tip...read the race thread from the previous year..but also knowing rundisney may not do things the same exact way this year.
And, truthfully, if I don't want to answer a question, I just don't answer it. But, that's me and I get why others can find it annoying. I just know I was a newby about runDisney once (and I am again now with doing my first DL race), so I try to remember what it feels like to have all those questions and be intimidated by those who already know all the answers. 
The best thing to do is to not run. I pushed through the pain to race and it was disastrous; agonizing pain and set back recovery by months. So I can't in any way recommend it if the pain is already present. I did find an ITB strap to be helpful in keeping the pain away, but only once pain was gone for long time and I resumed running; it did nothing while pain was already present.
