April 2019 Monthly Running Challenge

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  • KatieJane83
    KatieJane83 Posts: 2,002 Member
    @NCK96 yeah, it's really frustrating! Glycerins are the only shoes I've run in, they were the ones I was fitted in when I first started running when I went to my first running store to get fitted. I feel like I'm losing an old friend! :D Good luck to both of us with finding new shoes that work!
  • heracaniac
    heracaniac Posts: 6 Member
    @NCK96 yeah, it's really frustrating! Glycerins are the only shoes I've run in, they were the ones I was fitted in when I first started running when I went to my first running store to get fitted.

    The Glycerin 11 was the first running shoe that I was fitted for, but at the time it was because I was having some foot issues. After surgery, therapy and recovery, I have continued to go with the Glycerins. I do have the Revels too but they are just not as comfortable for me.
  • NCK96
    NCK96 Posts: 146 Member
    heracaniac wrote: »
    So it's getting real!! My very first 10K!
    Signed up today! I'm super excited for this new journey!



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    Awesome!!
  • MobyCarp
    MobyCarp Posts: 2,927 Member
    Hrm... extended forecast is calling for temperatures in the SEVENTIES F for my Marathon. Good thing I PR'd last year, no way I am PRing in those temps! I will just have to focus on "running well" and seeing what I end up with.

    Barefoot caveman weather!
  • PastorVincent
    PastorVincent Posts: 6,668 Member
    MobyCarp wrote: »
    Hrm... extended forecast is calling for temperatures in the SEVENTIES F for my Marathon. Good thing I PR'd last year, no way I am PRing in those temps! I will just have to focus on "running well" and seeing what I end up with.

    Barefoot caveman weather!

    Hard pass on that one.
  • Elise4270
    Elise4270 Posts: 8,375 Member
    edited April 2019
    Elise4270 wrote: »
    @Avidkeo I have new x rays. He was very pleased with the bone growth. I think the articulation of the hip look much better than it had. I’m hoping that alleviates my torn labrum pain.
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    @Avidkeo if I could pick your brain... is it just me, or is Shenton’s line disrupted by the femoral head? The doc mentioned the acetabulum was, uh a possible surgical fix. don’t think we went into that and I am unclear if he was talking about the other side, which also could be a candidate for the same surgery to help the sciatic impingement by the piriformis. (I’m seriously hoping this is it).
    The left appears to have a normal mckibbins index, +31(acetabular version +14 (+14, 0), femoral +17 (+14,+3) the right (rod side) before surgery, +55 (AV +18 (+17,+1), FV +37 (+27,+10). FV should be +15 post op).

    I should really go study for my muscle practical and leave my X-rays alone... ohhh I have the mri cd... hehe! Oh that’s the left not the right, rod side. I have a follow with with both surgeons in a month, i like to get a once over before I see them so I follow and ask better questions. Dh wants me to look at PA school. Meh.. uh Physician Assistant, idk if you have that title there down under. Is New Zealand still “down under”?

    Muscles. Go study.
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