because Beloved Husband was resting...
a painful knee.
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I switched my day around and ran in the late afternoon rather than early morning. The forecast was rainy, but instead I was blessed with beautiful Bay Area sunshine. As a result, I was wearing too much and found it a huge effort to hold a 9.5 minute pace for 7 miles. But the important thing is, I held it, and that may just be the fastest I've ever covered that distance.
I had finished the run and was walking the last few yards home when I became aware of a nasty, nasty pain in the arch of my left foot. It wore off after a few hours but I have some fresh hypochondriac Googling to do, to find out what novel problem this might be. I've never experienced anything like it and am hoping it's solely (no pun intended) attributable to my not-broken-in-fully new shoes. As long as it doesn't cost me another $160 in remedial kit, I don't mind too much :)
Photo thanks: Cheeriotown Photography
Oh no about Hubby's knee & your foot! But hurray on you getting those 7 miles at a good pace :o) Hopefully it was just the shoes. I finally bought some running shoes that fit right and they do make a huge difference.
ReplyDeleteDon't you love the google for aches and pains :-) Have a great day!
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