Broken Toe
MrWilson6
Posts: 148 Member
Hello All,
I have been a bit lax in keeping the thread alive lately, so I apologize. The start of 2016 has not been a good one on my end, with the dealings of 'runners knee' which has required physio, and then the breaking of a toe. Basically my running has come to a screeching halt. With all of that said, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Since all of this has happened, my knee is much better and I only have a couple of weeks left of recovery for my toe. In looking at the weather, this would be good timing, as the snow is scheduled to start its melt next week.
Enough about me, as this is more about the group. Spring is coming, and so are the days of running outdoors again too. For those winter runners, it's time to find your shorts and t-shirts, and start lacing up those runners! The excitement is int the air!!
I have been a bit lax in keeping the thread alive lately, so I apologize. The start of 2016 has not been a good one on my end, with the dealings of 'runners knee' which has required physio, and then the breaking of a toe. Basically my running has come to a screeching halt. With all of that said, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Since all of this has happened, my knee is much better and I only have a couple of weeks left of recovery for my toe. In looking at the weather, this would be good timing, as the snow is scheduled to start its melt next week.
Enough about me, as this is more about the group. Spring is coming, and so are the days of running outdoors again too. For those winter runners, it's time to find your shorts and t-shirts, and start lacing up those runners! The excitement is int the air!!
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