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Wednesday............Just Git OUT There........

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<p>...I am often amazed</p>
<p>at the times</p>
<p>Cooties and Golfers Elbow are confused with each other.</p>
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<p>also,</p>
<p>It's impressive to know people with MULTI-Sports Injuries....</p>
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<p>..but I digress.....</p>
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<p>hiking today</p>
<p>poolrun afterward.</p>
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<p>hopefully an OutAndBack tomorrow.......</p>
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<p> ..must admit</p>
<p>I'm a little Anxious about that one....</p>
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<p> ............good running guys...........Enjoy The Warm Stuff.....</p>
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<p>Morning masters.</p>
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<p>Got in very late last night after going to Indianapolis to watch Lebron and the Heat.  The four hours over goes much quicker than the four hours back.</p>
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<p>Yesterdays run that was supposed to be a medium effort somehow turned into me bonking at 50 minutes and having to cut the pace back to finish my hour.</p>
<p>I think it involved dehydration, a fast treadmill, an overly humid Anytime Fitness, and my bodies dislike of running early in the morning.  I did get in 7.46 miles in 60:00 at 3% incline.  Elevation gain of 1,180 ft.  </p>
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<p>The plan for today is about the same mileage but at an easier effort.</p>
<p>Opie, the incline is doing a great job as my knees haven't hurt at all.  I am hoping running up hill all the time gets me in a little better shape also.   Because my avg pace is slower than it would be on level, I am doing some faster stuff to get the turnover.  I bounced back today with a strong 7.76 miles with a fast finish the last couple minutes.  1,225 ft elevation gain.  I still consider this crosstraining and wouldn't be surprised if it takes me 3 or 4 weeks to get used to running outside.  When I went from 12% incline to flat, my legs were sore for a week. </p>
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