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cohunter14 said:1.5 mile run today. Can't believe I have been 'working up' to this. I haven't run for years, but have stayed in decent shape. But apparently there is decent shape and there's running shape. Let's just say Dan would have lapped me multiple times with the speed I ran it at :lol:
Going to keep bumping the speed and distance. I've got a 3 mile loop in my neighborhood that includes a lot of altitude change and my goal is to be running that multiple times a week. If I can be doing that consistently, I think it should make elk hunting even easier this year.
I'm documenting everything I'm doing with the plan to eventually share it here for everyone in a couple months. I've got a trip to sea level coming up in a few weeks where I'm hoping to compare running there to my altitude here at home (roughly 6,000 feet) to give people my opinion of the difference. I'll also be chasing turkeys around the mountains in April combined with some scouting, so I'm hoping to be able to share how I feel doing that after all of this running versus beforehand.
Bull_Fighter said:I'm on day 10 of the Whole30 diet. Trying it out in support of my wife's efforts. No dairy, sugar, legumes, grains or any processed foods for 30 days. Feeling great at day 10, although I will admit it is tough to stick to this diet of having literally NOTHING to eat! I find myself in my office at lunch eating plain turkey meat and plain carrots and if I'm really feeling wild maybe I'll have some salted almonds. I've never eaten this "clean" before and it feels really good. It is tough, but easier than I thought it would be.
I am also sticking to my increased gym routine of 6 days per week. Last night I had a great back & biceps workout and helped coach my wife through her second day at the gym. I have no doubt I'll be in the best shape of my life come September! I hope you are all able to find the motivation to do the same and share your success stories.
cohunter14 said:I've still been running six days a week, but three days ago my knee began to hurt while running. It's been getting worse each day when I run, so I'm guessing I'm going to have to slow things down a bit unfortunately. I've still got the same goals, it just might take a little longer to get there. Luckily I started when I did instead of waiting until the summer!
As a side note, anyone ever deal with 'Runner's Knee' before? It sounds like exactly what I'm dealing with.
Thanks for the info Bull Fighter! I'm definitely up for some new shoes so I'll have to look into that. Appreciate it!Bull_Fighter said:Nice job with the running! I just took up running a couple years ago after a lifetime of hating it. I've been wondering when I'm going to start getting running injuries like this, but (knock on wood) hope it never happens! My son runs HS cross country and track and has similar knee pain when he trains hard (running). From what we've been able to find out, it sounds like it may be an issue with his "gait" and the way his foot hits the ground (pronation?). There's a running shop here in Boise with some fancy gadgets that can measure how your foot lands and the recommend a certain type of shoe to counteract whatever is "wrong" with your gait. Just a thought. Maybe you need some new shoes or inserts to help make things land more comfortably.