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Piriformis Syndrome Strengthening
Piriformis Syndrome Strengthening. Having a few minor piriformis issues. I’ve already begun incorporating the “bridging” exercise from this site, but also need to add the “side to side with pelvic tilt” exercise. Related Posts Strength exercises and struggles with any … Continue reading
18.01 miles in 2:49:27, 60.9 miles for the week #twit2fit
Ran in running shorts + compression shorts, ear warmer, and Under Armour Cold Gear mock turtleneck shirt and Under Armour Cold Gear gloves. I started out dressed for the mid-teens temperatures from this morning (same as above + a pair … Continue reading
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How long was your marathon?
How long was your marathon? It’s a question that annoys the slightly-less-than-novice marathoner. There’s an air of offense that comes in response to the question: “How dare you not know how far I ran? It’s a marathon. Worship me.” But … Continue reading
Cold, wet, but fruitful 16-mile in 2:26:03 (9’00″/mile) this morning #twit2fit
I ran in the 45 degree rain this morning, starting about 8:30 in the morning. I had originally intended to run with a group from work this morning at 8 am downtown, but the thunder, lightning, and downpours canceled that. … Continue reading
244 pushups today, 5106 pushups since I started on 2008-12-27
So far, I’ve only missed one day since December 27, 2008. (That was two days ago). I am now up to 244 pushups in one session. Today’s sets were 9×25 and 1×19, for 244 total, finishing in roughly 35 minutes. … Continue reading →