I visited my A.R.T. doctor last night and I feel much better this morning. He beat me up pretty good, but that is the way I like it.
I rode my bicycle this morning and other than my butt, I was pain free.
I heart ART.I first started using ART a few years ago after dealing with a recurring IT band issue for 6-9 months. I tried everything I could find in a google search but nothing worked. Then I finally tried ART and the problem was gone after 2 sessions. Wow.
So after my ART session last night, I got a one hour ride in this morning at a park near where I work. Rode a few loops in the park and then down to the beach and back and then a few more loops. Nothing crazy, just an hour ride.
By the way, I got in a short swim yesterday. Felt a little creaky and my should hurt a bit, but not too bad either. I will try to get a run in this afternoon, again all easy.
I am trying to take it easy from now until the end of the year. I am still running focused, or will be when I am fully recovered. However, between now and February 1, I want to make sure I get 3 sessions each of biking and swimming a week. That should lay enough of a foundation for when my IM program kicks in earnestly then.
The other key is to make sure I am mentally refreshed too so that I don't burn out during my training.
Overall, I am happy that I feel a little better today. We will see how the week progresses.
MAF test
21 hours ago
November 30, 2011
10:12 AM
Patrick Archbold


3 comments:
A.R.T.? as in artificial reproductive technologies? I'm joking, but I don't know what YOU mean by ART and I'd like to know.
Sorry, I should have linked. Active Release Therapy
http://www.activerelease.com/
Thanks! That looks like a very practical therapy. I didn't see the link at the top of the article the first time. (blaming it on new glasses-bifocals)
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