Ugh...sorry, man.I’ve been dreading typing this because once I put it in this thread it’s painfully real. Have been dealing with plantar fasciitis the past month or so. It really sucks. Open to any and all advice from this group. Doing a few stretching / strengthening exercises. Hate that I can’t run 3-4 times a week. Ugh.
Just run through the pain. I've been dealing with it for about 3 months now. And get some recovery sandals from @gianmarco.I’ve been dreading typing this because once I put it in this thread it’s painfully real. Have been dealing with plantar fasciitis the past month or so. It really sucks. Open to any and all advice from this group. Doing a few stretching / strengthening exercises. Hate that I can’t run 3-4 times a week. Ugh.
RICE. Stay off your feet as much as possible. Anti-inflammatories. Any type of exercise not on your feet would be a good thing.I’ve been dreading typing this because once I put it in this thread it’s painfully real. Have been dealing with plantar fasciitis the past month or so. It really sucks. Open to any and all advice from this group. Doing a few stretching / strengthening exercises. Hate that I can’t run 3-4 times a week. Ugh.
Try rolling out calf and lower legs with a stick or something similar. Lax ball or similar size ball to roll out the foot.I’ve been dreading typing this because once I put it in this thread it’s painfully real. Have been dealing with plantar fasciitis the past month or so. It really sucks. Open to any and all advice from this group. Doing a few stretching / strengthening exercises. Hate that I can’t run 3-4 times a week. Ugh.
I don't know about running through it, but spending some quality time with @JShare87 in his ice tub would be a healing, bonding, and enlightening experience. Also, get a small ball (e.g., racquetball) and roll your foot on it.Just run through the pain. I've been dealing with it for about 3 months now. And get some recovery sandals from @gianmarco.
Thx tri. I’ve got a golf ball to roll my foot with and it is helping. Sandals.....will wait to hear more from gian.I don't know about running through it, but spending some quality time with @JShare87 in his ice tub would be a healing, bonding, and enlightening experience. Also, get a small ball (e.g., racquetball) and roll your foot on it.
A big "yes" to recovery sandals. I've been meaning to offer a huge thanks to @gianmarco for highlighting the sandals. I've had a pair for years, but really only used them after my longest runs in marathon training. But with gian's strong nudge, I got them out and have been wearing them every day, most of the day around the house. They've been a tremendous benefit to relieve the foot pain caused by my heel spur. Early in 2020, my left foot was sore for a couple of days after any run. Now I'm able to run consecutive days with no issue ...just need to stop and stretch for a bit a minute or two into the start of each run. So seriously - thanks, @gianmarco!
Gracias. Will google and check out today.Try rolling out calf and lower legs with a stick or something similar. Lax ball or similar size ball to roll out the foot.
Google Kelly Starrett vids and articles, he’s my first go to for searches on overuse injuries.
My forearms are going to look like Popeye. Wait....maybe there are other options for exercise off my feet.....Any type of exercise not on your feet would be a good thing.
You could think about trying a push-up. #ZasadaMy forearms are going to look like Popeye. Wait....maybe there are other options for exercise off my feet.....
Hey! I moved up to ~13lb dumbbells for my presses. Progress!You could think about trying a push-up. #Zasada
Right. Ummm, that’s what I was referring to. Yes.You could think about trying a push-up. #Zasada
RICE. Stay off your feet as much as possible. Anti-inflammatories. Any type of exercise not on your feet would be a good thing.
My wife has suffered with pf ov were the years. Off the feet has helped but isn't a permanent solution. Rolling them out and stretching has also helped. I'll ask her if there's anything else. She's gone as far as getting a cortisone shot.Try rolling out calf and lower legs with a stick or something similar. Lax ball or similar size ball to roll out the foot.
Google Kelly Starrett vids and articles, he’s my first go to for searches on overuse injuries.
I am also a weak guy. Started doing pushups on 6/30 with a pathetic 3X5 and have done them pretty consistently since then (5,865 total - off course I am tracking them in my running spreadsheet) and I am now up to 6x20 each day. I even got myself a pullup bar on 10/9 and have started doing 3x5 assisted pullups (kneeling on an exercise ball), last night I did 1.5 pullups unassisted. It's been fun seeing improvement in a new activity.Hey! I moved up to ~13lb dumbbells for my presses. Progress!
ETA: I have no idea if doing dumbbell presses will improve my ability to do a pushup. I'm assuming they do. But if they don't, .
Ugh. Ok. You guys are convincing me.I am also a weak guy. Started doing pushups on 6/30 with a pathetic 3X5 and have done them pretty consistently since then (5,865 total - off course I am tracking them in my running spreadsheet) and I am now up to 6x20 each day. I even got myself a pullup bar on 10/9 and have started doing 3x5 assisted pullups (kneeling on an exercise ball), last night I did 1.5 pullups unassisted. It's been fun seeing improvement in a new activity.
Thanks Floppo. Would really like to avoid cortisone. Buddy of mine went that route.....but didn’t do all the other stuff, and it mostly just masked his underlying issues.My wife has suffered with pf ov were the years. Off the feet has helped but isn't a permanent solution. Rolling them out and stretching has also helped. I'll ask her if there's anything else. She's gone as far as getting a cortisone shot.
Ugh. Ok. You guys are convincing me.
It will also help with.....forearm strength and stamina.....umm....for when I play tennis.....
These?Btw, re: Oofos sandals, I ordered a second pair so I had one to wear exclusively around the house since I kept wearing my first pair out.
I ordered the same type but in blue and it felt different (stiffer, TWSS), so I returned them and got another pair of the smoke color. Those are definitely smoother and feel a bit more "plush".
FWIW, they were on sale at REI for $40.
A PT I chatted with a while back said, when trying to convince me to do strength work, that "cardio improves the duration of your life, while strength training improves the quality of your life". It wasn't enough back then to get me to change my approach, but the phrase has been nibbling at me over time, and has been a small part of my addition of strength training to my weekly routine (the big part being trying to avoid re-injury to my glute).Strength training will not make you faster, but it will keep you healthier. It didn't enter my head at the time but after hearing it enough times from my ortho, PT, among others I'm convinced my injury this summer wasn't worse because of it.
I don't like thongs, so I get the slide ons. It's these.
Once you will yourself through one late afternoon/evening strength training session you don't want to the future ones become easier. I don't always get an unexpected second wind from it, but more often than not I do.A PT I chatted with a while back said, when trying to convince me to do strength work, that "cardio improves the duration of your life, while strength training improves the quality of your life". It wasn't enough back then to get me to change my approach, but the phrase has been nibbling at me over time, and has been a small part of my addition of strength training to my weekly routine (the big part being trying to avoid re-injury to my glute).
I'm down to 1x weekly on my strength/PT, but hope/plan to get it back to 2x weekly. Problem is that I can't find the time/motivation to stack both running and strength into the same day. So a strength day means no running, and that's hard for me to trade.
I like to slide in beside thongs too.I don't like thongs, so I get the slide ons. It's these.
You can see the 3 versions at regular price for $60. The one on sale for $42 is the one I have.
I was wondering who was going to be first to hit that softball.I like to slide in beside thongs too.
I was like Costanza seeing a fire in a kitchen at a kid's birthday party making sure I got in first.I was wondering who was going to be first to hit that softball.
Props. I get derailed from all the things I should be doing like push-ups/pull-ups/lunges/core so easily. I can’t get them to stick even with ridiculously low daily expectations. Morning routine is shot presently, been holding on with miles during soccer practice and weekends.I am also a weak guy. Started doing pushups on 6/30 with a pathetic 3X5 and have done them pretty consistently since then (5,865 total - off course I am tracking them in my running spreadsheet) and I am now up to 6x20 each day. I even got myself a pullup bar on 10/9 and have started doing 3x5 assisted pullups (kneeling on an exercise ball), last night I did 1.5 pullups unassisted. It's been fun seeing improvement in a new activity.
I've been tying push ups to my bathroom routine. Every time I get up to take a leak at work, I'll do 10-20 push ups out in the shop on my way back to my desk. I then do a plank or two in the afternoon around 3:00. Just takes a couple of minutes for those.Props. I get derailed from all the things I should be doing like push-ups/pull-ups/lunges/core so easily. I can’t get them to stick even with ridiculously low daily expectations. Morning routine is shot presently, been holding on with miles during soccer practice and weekends.
@tri-man 47 does the same.I've been tying push ups to my bathroom routine. Every time I get up to take a leak at work, I'll do 10-20 push ups out in the shop on my way back to my desk
Thanks Floppo. Would really like to avoid cortisone. Buddy of mine went that route.....but didn’t do all the other stuff, and it mostly just masked his underlying issues.
Taking notes:
- Rolling legs
- Stretching
- Golf ball for rolling feet
- gian’s sandals
- anti inflammatories
- “exercise off my feet”
Be sure to get the smoke colored ones to match @gianmarco and the rest of the thread's running team.
Ok...just asked her.Thanks Floppo. Would really like to avoid cortisone. Buddy of mine went that route.....but didn’t do all the other stuff, and it mostly just masked his underlying issues.
Taking notes:
- Rolling legs
- Stretching
- Golf ball for rolling feet
- gian’s sandals
- anti inflammatories
- “exercise off my feet”
Pull-ups are one of the best exercises you can do. Pushups are good too.I am also a weak guy. Started doing pushups on 6/30 with a pathetic 3X5 and have done them pretty consistently since then (5,865 total - off course I am tracking them in my running spreadsheet) and I am now up to 6x20 each day. I even got myself a pullup bar on 10/9 and have started doing 3x5 assisted pullups (kneeling on an exercise ball), last night I did 1.5 pullups unassisted. It's been fun seeing improvement in a new activity.
Strength training will not make you faster, but it will keep you healthier. It didn't enter my head at the time but after hearing it enough times from my ortho, PT, among others I'm convinced my injury this summer wasn't worse because of it.
If you can find 5 minutes in the afternoon or before bed, you can get some strength work in. Perhaps start with 30 seconds crunches, 30 seconds pushups, repeat. Take 15 seconds rest at first after each minute.A PT I chatted with a while back said, when trying to convince me to do strength work, that "cardio improves the duration of your life, while strength training improves the quality of your life". It wasn't enough back then to get me to change my approach, but the phrase has been nibbling at me over time, and has been a small part of my addition of strength training to my weekly routine (the big part being trying to avoid re-injury to my glute).
I'm down to 1x weekly on my strength/PT, but hope/plan to get it back to 2x weekly. Problem is that I can't find the time/motivation to stack both running and strength into the same day. So a strength day means no running, and that's hard for me to trade.
Up and at ‘em, about to leave soon for the start. Guts aren’t feeling the best this morning, so hopefully that will subside. Leaving a little extra time for a Kwik Trip bathroom stop on the way.
Temps are perfect (nice and cold). There’s a wind advisory for later, but I’m running mostly east, and the wind is out of the SSW, so hopefully it won’t be too big of a deal.
Get you some!Up and at ‘em, about to leave soon for the start. Guts aren’t feeling the best this morning, so hopefully that will subside. Leaving a little extra time for a Kwik Trip bathroom stop on the way.
Temps are perfect (nice and cold). There’s a wind advisory for later, but I’m running mostly east, and the wind is out of the SSW, so hopefully it won’t be too big of a deal.
I just did 16 at that pace and can barely walk. Floppinha and I playing tennis afterwards was not pretty.
A beast.At that pace, he should finish in just under 2 more hours right around 2pm CST.
I know he wanted to try and pick up the pace at the end if possible.
Where's your HR data, btw?I just did 16 at that pace and can barely walk. Floppinha and I playing tennis afterwards was not pretty.
No idea.Where's your HR data, btw?
Check on Strava that you allowed permission to display.No idea.
Still getting to the functions o the watch. Also still haven't been able to connect it to strava, so still running with the phone too.