7.19.2013

July 18

AM: 10 x :90 on/off - 8 miles
PM: 5 miles easy

I got in a short but respectable set up pickups in the morning around Bayfront Park from campus, and I followed that up with another easy 5 miles around the neighborhood in the evening. Thanks to my crash at the Double Dipsea, this was my first double in weeks.

July 17

AM: 9 miles easy

Easy morning run in the morning before work. Wednesday mornings after Tuesday evening medium-long runs have been tough lately, but at least my left quad is finally starting to feel normal again.

July 16

PM: 13 miles easy

I met NBSV for the usual Tuesday run. After most finished up, Billy and I mutually agreed to pick up the pace too much, so we wrapped it up early.

July 15

AM: 8 miles easy

Slow, tired run in the morning from work.

July 14 (75 miles/week)

PM: 10 miles easy

I foolishly waited until 6:00 to run, but we had to go apartment hunting in the morning. With yesterday's run in my legs and a brutal headwind in Foster City, this was a slow run.

July 13

AM: 19 miles moderate

I got in a solid long run with Billy and Dale from Stanford and through Portola Valley. It featured a lot of good climbing, and we came in just under 1:59. Highlights included an uphill 5:50 mile on Sand Hill Road, 59 minutes for our last 10 miles, and close to 5:30 for mile 18. I just started using Strava (link to the right), so all of the data is available there.

July 12

AM: 5 miles easy

Short run in the morning before a conference in SF.

July 11

AM: 10 miles easy

Easy run through Atherton from campus in the morning. Valerie and I are in the hunt for a new place to live, and that's been sucking up a lot of time (thus the lack of doubles). I also don't want to push my leg too much because the tightness is still lingering.

July 10

AM: 8 miles easy

Easy run around Bayfront Park from work.

July 9

PM: 15 miles moderate

I ran with the NBSV, starting gradually with the warmup and then holding 6:00/5:50 pace with loops around Stanford for miles 6-14. Billy, Brad, and I finished with a barefoot cooldown on the infield grass.

July 8

AM: 8 miles easy

Easy run in Maine along the river before heading back to California in the late afternoon.

July 7 (25 miles/week)

PM: 10 miles easy

I waited until the late afternoon to run, but I felt better than I thought. My leg is making slow progress, but it's progress nonetheless. It feels slightly better every day.

July 6

PM: 9 miles easy

I got out in the morning for a hour in Maine before playing 9 holes of links golf and the wedding in the evening.

July 5

AM: 6 miles easy

I ran country roads in Maine with my soon-to-be brother in-law, Tom down to a bike path near Brunswick. It was pretty muggy out, especially for Maine. My leg felt OK enough this morning to give it a test run.

July 4

DNR

Too the day off while traveling back to the east coast in an effort to let my leg recover.

July 3

AM: 60:00 elliptical

Leg feeling a little better, but still not runnable.

7.02.2013

July 2

AM: 60:00 elliptical

My leg felt good enough this morning that I hit the elliptical. Other than sweating buckets, I don't have much to report other than that it was basically a pain-free hour. If I feel OK in the morning, I'm going to try running easy tomorrow.

7.01.2013

July 1

AM: weights, core

I made it to the gym in the morning. I'm happy to report that the swelling has gone down in my quad, but it's still too painful to run on without affecting my stride. I'll hit the pool tomorrow.

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