Terapin
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Hi there!
I injured my foot/ankle over the summer and it never really healed. It is either or both of the talar ligament-itis or the posterior tibial tendonitis. I haven't run since October 27 when I dropped out of a marathon due to extreme foot pain at 26k. I was told to stay off it until it doesn't hurt anymore. i ran a half marathon Oct 20 and so my training was up to date until that point pretty much as far as the long runs.
I would say that it is 90-95% healed and feeling pretty good. i promised myself a week of no pain at all before I'd run again. I anticipate another 10 days off it and then easing back in.
Please suggest how I should jump back into Dopey training.
I have run 8 half marathons in the calendar year (plus Dumbo and a bunch of races from 5k-16k0, and did Goofy last January, so I have a base.
On the 3 week cycle of long runs I'm not too far off, but want to ease back into distances. I want to salvage what I can for Dopey - and then Princess.
Please help - getting down to the wire I feel for getting training in. I already know I will be doing the marathon undertrained and will have to gut it out.
I am feeling nervous about running again - don't want to undo the healing, and worried that I have lost a lot of fitness. Can't get a lot of cardio in as it all seems to flex my foot repeatedly and cause the pain. I have been weight lifting 2-3x a week and staying active. I haven't gained any weight due to being diligent and have actually lost a few pounds.
I miss running and also dread starting up again and it being hard.
Thank you!
I injured my foot/ankle over the summer and it never really healed. It is either or both of the talar ligament-itis or the posterior tibial tendonitis. I haven't run since October 27 when I dropped out of a marathon due to extreme foot pain at 26k. I was told to stay off it until it doesn't hurt anymore. i ran a half marathon Oct 20 and so my training was up to date until that point pretty much as far as the long runs.
I would say that it is 90-95% healed and feeling pretty good. i promised myself a week of no pain at all before I'd run again. I anticipate another 10 days off it and then easing back in.
Please suggest how I should jump back into Dopey training.
I have run 8 half marathons in the calendar year (plus Dumbo and a bunch of races from 5k-16k0, and did Goofy last January, so I have a base.
On the 3 week cycle of long runs I'm not too far off, but want to ease back into distances. I want to salvage what I can for Dopey - and then Princess.
Please help - getting down to the wire I feel for getting training in. I already know I will be doing the marathon undertrained and will have to gut it out.
I am feeling nervous about running again - don't want to undo the healing, and worried that I have lost a lot of fitness. Can't get a lot of cardio in as it all seems to flex my foot repeatedly and cause the pain. I have been weight lifting 2-3x a week and staying active. I haven't gained any weight due to being diligent and have actually lost a few pounds.
I miss running and also dread starting up again and it being hard.
Thank you!