franksinatra
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The balls on this kid - that 100m is more courageous than any marathon - well done Ryley
Yes tremendous. We could all learn a few life lessons from Ryley.
The balls on this kid - that 100m is more courageous than any marathon - well done Ryley
I reckon it's a lot tougher mentally being out for so long walking and there's all sorts of injuries to contend with that I never seem to get from running e.g. blisters, hip trouble.
It was a very well organised event and the volunteers were amazing. Might look at running one of the longer distances next year. The Lake District version is supposed to be a great route as well.
Had calf issues which lead to pain in the outer part of the foot on that side, I basically did physio on the calf and rested for a few weeksI’ve got an injury that is stopping me from running at the moment. I actually did it playing football. I got a bit of a whack on the side of my calf, was able to carry on playing and just thought it’s a dead leg and it’ll be alright in a couple of days.
The next day though my when i got up i was in agony with my foot(even though id not banged my foot). It eased after a few days. Ever since every time i go for a run the next day i’ve got the same problem again. It feels a bit similar to a broken foot but i know it’s not as it eases a few days later. Just wondering if anyone has had anything similar and what it could be? Thanks
Welcome to Cumbria! Enjoy.Warrington Parkrun in 31:20. Off to Keswick for a two week holiday now, and hoping to do Parkrun 100 next week.