FitOldDog’s Training Diary (Day 90 of 221) - R & R OR W & W

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Countdown to Lake Placid Ironman

I’d planned two runs today, including speed work at the track this afternoon. My legs said, “No Way!” I listened.

Workouts:

Walks: 2 x 2-mile trail walks with friends, including dogs. One dry, one wet. Good decision.

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About Me: Senior Scientist Ironman Triathlete & Blogger. Carrboro, NC. Mantra: safe exercise for better health through improved mind and body awareness. Business USP: use the experience of an actively competing scientist Ironman triathlete with an abdominal aortic aneurysm stent graft to develop a safe approach to exercise for better health through improved mind-body awareness, if you have diabetes, heart disease, cancer, obesity, other health challenge, or you are simply dealing with the effects of aging. Marital Status: Partnered Ethnicity: Caucasian
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2 Responses to FitOldDog’s Training Diary (Day 90 of 221) - R & R OR W & W

  1. Glenn Jones says:

    Good move Kevin. It is a wise man who listens to his legs. They speak a special language that involves pain and fatigue - and they usually speak that language in stereo!

    Best regards,

    Glenn

    • FitOldDog says:

      That’s true, Glenn, except during the last 10 miles of an Ironman or the last 5 miles of a Marathon, when, “Shut up legs!” is more appropriate - I guess training and racing are different. I do like hearing from you. Hope we meet one day. I’ll let you know when we are visiting Deb’s parents in The Gold Coast again, and you can decide. Yep! Good call. OK! Off to watch a movie with Deb - true R & R. Kind Regards, and hope stenting is going well. Kevin

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