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Racing has become a very important part of my life. It takes a lot of dedication and a lot of focus but results in a real sense of accomplishment and puts me in great shape. Sharing this information helps keep my mind in the game and lets you read about my experiences :)
~Kris



Friday, November 21, 2008

Hours this week and looking ahead to Thanksgiving week

OK so I'm hoping one or some of my training friends can tell me that I'm NOT a total slacker and falling behind in my off season work if this week I've only done 2 Masters swim sessions, 1 hour of slow zone 2 treadmill work and 45 minutes lower body lifting. = 3hr 45 min total

I feel like I haven't done enough this week and I know with Thanksgiving next week, it will likely be the same. (Plus about 5 pounds after I spend Thanksgiving at moms and stuff myself as usual)

And for my fellow peeps with IT band issues. I can tell mine is still tight but I can run on it. Chiropractor wants me to go get deep tissue done but that will have to wait until I have money....likely sometime in January :-P

2 comments:

Jon said...

From one slacker to another, rest and recovery should be part of any training routine. Taking a few days off (vs weeks or months) will actually HELP you instead of hurt you.
I'm not telling you anything you already don't know. I have a hard time living by that too though. I feel like I should be doing something every day, but know in the long term that isn't conducive to proper training.

walchka said...

You're doing enough...