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Tag Archives: recovery
Epiphanies And Paradigm Shifts Are Rare, But Matt Fitzgerald Gave Me One Of Each: Train To Recover
“How you think about an issue will determine your relationship to it, so think wisely, which is a life-long process of learning.” FitOldDog “Get more out of your training by doing it backwards. Your fitness increases not while you run … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise Tips, recovery
Tagged Exercise Tips, Ironman, recovery, sports psychology
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FitOldDog’s Training Diary (Day 101 of 221), Aortic Surgery To Lake Placid Ironman 2014 - Learn From Your Cat
Countdown to Lake Placid Ironman Rest day - got to watch a cat if you want to know how to relax. Need to rest my legs for a few days until they feel right. I suspect that struggles with my … Continue reading
Posted in aging, Training Diary
Tagged Exercise Tips, Ironman, Older Athletes, recovery, stent displacement
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Recovering From A Serious Injury Or Ill-Health Is A Structured Work Of Art - Advice On Femoral Neck Fracture Rehabilitation For Luis, Please?
Hi folks! Painful as pain is, it’s here to protect us from ourselves. Just ask someone with leprosy. Post-surgical repair, that’s fine. Today I received a tweet from a cyclist that I admire, Luis, asking for my thoughts on recovery … Continue reading
Posted in bike, bone fracture
Tagged Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, femoral head fracture, Older Athletes, recovery
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FitOldDog’s Training Diary (Day 95 of 221) - Letting Go Is Not Always Easy!
Countdown to Lake Placid Ironman Second passive recovery day as I watch my muscles letting go of tension from mild over training, starting with my hip flexors, then my quads, followed by hamstrings, and calves, and now my feet … Continue reading
FitOldDog’s Training Diary (Day 94 of 221) - Passive Recovery Day
Countdown to Lake Placid Ironman Workout: Nada - just a 2-mile gentle walk with the dogs. You don’t realize how tired your legs are from training, until you give them a rest. Important Note: These posts do not provide medical … Continue reading
FitOldDog’s Training Diary (Day 93 of 221) - Active Recovery Day
Countdown to Lake Placid Ironman Workouts: Swim: 1,000 yards easy, enjoying the feel of the water, gently working on pull and drag. Felt good to go easy for a change. Run: Easy 2-mile trail run/walk, which means running when you run (not … Continue reading
From Surgery Recovery To Safe Exercise And Training, Case In Point: Back To Back Inguinal Hernia And Prostate Repairs
Question from a reader on a comment stream of this blog: “Kevin, I recently had both surgery to repair a hernia, as well as prostate surgery. Because of decreased capacity because of the hernia as well as the trauma of … Continue reading

