WaffyNoonan

I like RunKeeper for running etc. It has some programmes built in to chose from (some free ones) and it updates mfp automatically.

(didn't read all the replies, sorry) This might count as a weird answer to a weird problem, but when I get a bit stuck in my own head, I sort of imagine that the person doing the running is someone else, and I'm cheering them on at the sidelines. I picture myself cheering my friend Jamie on when he does his marathon, and…

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I had a trochanteric bursitis which I developed while trampolining, treated with physio and now I'm back into running. It only took a couple of weeks to fix, but I was very good about doing my homework :) Hope it all works out for you!

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Headless :) *** now I just look silly

Great hat!

A few people have mentioned it, but I'll add my vote to the NHS podcasts - they're free, and narrated by the lovely Laura, who gives hints and tips and is always calm and encouraging. I'm a bit in love with her.

I keep having to take breaks, I tend to just jump back to a point in the programme I know I can do with confidence: I'm currently back at week 3 after having about 6 weeks off to adjust to some new medication. I just figure that an easier run done successfully is better than thinking about doing a harder one. I was told…

At the risk of sounding desperate - me too! Pick me!