1. I didn't run
2. I had to DNS another race
3. I volunteered at a race I was supposed to run
4. I almost did 50 squats a day for 30 days
5. I did a TON of strength training
I'm ready to move on. Ready to get back in my running shoes. Ready to log some miles. Ready to be injury-free.
What are you ready for?
I'm ready for anything! Bring it! :) Hope you are back to running injury free in October!
ReplyDeleteI'm ready to have one weekend without running! Did I just admit that? Yes! I've been marathon training and those long weekend runs take up half a day...or at least it seems like it. I'm ready for the marathon and want one weekend to sleep in :)
ReplyDeleteHang in there!
Ready for life...and some hills! ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm ready for my body to adapt to this cold weather so my hip will start working again so I can run. Whenever the weather first changes my lower back and hip go on strike.
ReplyDeleteJust because you didn't run, doesn't mean you didn't get a workout. Far out all those pictures with those awesome workouts put my September to shame. I ran a lot, but didn't really do any strength training. I'll be glad to get backing to picking up those weights, and doing my yoga. I miss yoga.
ReplyDeleteLove that attitude Angela!
ReplyDeleteYou deserve it after logging all those training miles!
ReplyDeleteGo get 'em Kierston!
ReplyDeleteUgh, sounds tough. Hope everything is working for you soon!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Your comments always give me a new perspective on things!
ReplyDeleteYou had an awesome workout month, even without the running!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on being ready to be injury free.
I think you had a brilliant month (those collages of you working out are so cool!).
ReplyDeleteBelieve me when I say that the strength training that you did will help you so much as you start back running! Looking forward to hearing how October goes.
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Amy, I can totally relate. I have been having a hard time getting back in the swing with running. I hope that you will feel more positivity about running soon but at least you will be ripped from all of that strength training :)
ReplyDeleteMy September was meh too! Happily I'm back running but I'm not quite over the paranoid of being reinjured phase. Every time I run and I mean super easy runs, I feel every little twinge in my left shin. It's driving me crazy! I'm ready to move on too :)
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