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Training Log Archive: Spike

In the 7 days ending Jan 24, 2009:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  orienteering1 1:15:0013c240.0
  rowing1 20:0020.0
  running2 20:0040.0
  Total3 1:55:0013c300.0

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Saturday Jan 24, 2009 #

running 10:00 [2]

I jogged a little bit. It felt a little awkward. I can tell I'm favoring my ankle a little bit. But the ankle doesn't feel any worse after running than it did before.

It'd be nice if there were a simple way to measure swelling and inflamation. Is my ankle more swollen after running? How does the swelling compare to yesterday or the day before? When my leg/knee was trashed, I could measure the swelling with a tape measure and was able to track improvement. The ankle isn't as easy to measure.

An option might be to come up with a simple measure of how much I can move my ankle (range of motion) that would be easy to repeat.

Friday Jan 23, 2009 #

rowing 20:00 [1]

Felt a little stiff, but otherwise ok. I'm also not limping for the first time since Sunday.

I stuck my foot in front of Mary for a second opinion. She said that the swelling was down (but still clear) and the black and blue was less.

Might try a bit of easy jogging tomorrow.

Thursday Jan 22, 2009 #

Note

Maybe something tomorrow.

Monday Jan 19, 2009 #

Note

The 31 Day Challenge officially ends today. My ankle is swollen and sore enough that it'd be stupid to train today.

Sunday Jan 18, 2009 #

running 10:00 [2]

Warm up jogging.

orienteering race 1:15:00 intensity: (30:00 @2) + (45:00 @4) ***
13c

The main thing to say about today's run is that a couple of K from the finish I turned my left ankle/foot. It hurt a bit. I walked/shuffled to the finish. I wrapped it soon after finishing and took pretty good care of it.

On the flight home the ankle swelled a bit and it is worse now than it was before I got on the plane.

I am still holding out hope that it'll feel better tomorrow and I'll be able to keep up the 31-day challenge. Hope.

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