and with the switch back to "day light savings time" in the northern hemisphere, there'll be enough time after work to ride the levee. Now if someone could just do *something* about the wind...
and with the switch back to "day light savings time" in the northern hemisphere, there'll be enough time after work to ride the levee. Now if someone could just do *something* about the wind...
Beth
Hi CC,
I had aready declared March as my transition back to something...I am not sure what just yet. But back to...training I guess. I think a month of transition and then a month of really easy base training. Then I will see where I am at the end of April.
Right now I need to figure out how to get in to a routine with a very unpredictable body. My PT is officially finished, so I need to come up with a plan.
Right now I am sort of gentle pushing of my limits at the suggestion of my PT to see how I feel. I did a walk/jog on Thursday and another this morning. Aside from being very sore, my knee feels ok.
Still can't swim because of the elbow, but that is ok for now.
I am going to try a street ride tomorrow.
I am going to need to do two days of strength training for my legs, and I am not sure how to fit that in.
But that is what March is for...figuring it out!!!!
Well, maybe...
The shoulder is finally feeling MUCH better, and doesn't seem to bother me when I am riding (but I still can't shovel snow).
Unfortunately, when I fell on my hand in January, I must've really done a number on SOMETHING in there. I thought I had just sprained the fingers, and went on with life in general. Until now. Still in pain, still SWOLLEN. I am heading for x-rays tomorrow.
Just when I did think I was getting back in the swing...
SheFly
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She Fly - I had to laugh at the "still can't shovel snow" bit. You know, I still can't fold laundry.
I am hoping March is also my transition back into actual honest to goodness riding outside. (2 solid hours on the trainer yesterday, fully supporting weight on the shoulder for 2/3 of it and NO pain today!) So I'll join all of you in the whole "transition club".
Last edited by maillotpois; 03-03-2008 at 04:24 PM.
Sarah
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Well, I cycled to work today..btwn train stations so it's only a 5km ride on way. Cyclists seem to be zooming by way too fastI kept it very very easy but there are little hills that annoy my knee. It was ok.
I too think i've done something odd to my left shoulder/side..wierd stuff man..Perhaps i moved my head or neck the wrong way @ the pool?
Good Lordy we are all a mess.....
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