running

I hope I be running soon any. Advice is appricated. Thanks everyone

3 Comments

running

by zawodniak1 - 2012-08-23 10:08:24

Don't push your luck. There comes a point in our lives when we have to respect what mother nature commands. Try substituting another passion.

Depends on how you feel

by IAN MC - 2012-08-24 04:08:56

You will find on here posts from :-

- runners who carry on as before , running marathons and triathlons. Some claim no fall off in performance after having an implant.

- runners who carry on but are frustrated that their performance and stamina is reduced . I'm in this category

- runners who decide to hang up their running shoes for good and take up other activities

I think the " Don't push your luck" advice in the last post is too negative; give it a go and see what happens. If it is really hard it is too easy to blame the PM ; as you know if you lose your running fitness the first few runs can be slightly demoralising.

Best of luck

Ian

Ditto

by Moner - 2012-08-24 12:08:30

Hi WIRunner49,

I'm with IAN MC, listen to your body, it you've been a lifetime runner, I can't think of a reason why you'd have to hang up your running shoes.

I went back to my regular schedule 3 weeks after.

Don't give up so quickly!

Moner
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