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Serendippily Jun 2019 6:42pm, 3 Jun 2019 12,839 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily is your foot properly swollen still?
HappyG(rrr) Jun 2019 9:31am, 4 Jun 2019 31,653 posts	Quote Pin HappyG(rrr) AL, I've commented on your blog. Good news that you seem to be having some progress with your glute/ham issue? G
Serendippily Jun 2019 11:24am, 4 Jun 2019 12,845 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily Just dropping by to say still cross about not running. This may be a theme for a while
Diogenes Jun 2019 12:06pm, 4 Jun 2019 37,177 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes Cross with my calf
Serendippily Jun 2019 12:34pm, 4 Jun 2019 12,847 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily And rightly so the yoga should be helping strengthen so it’s not playing fair
Autumnleaves Jun 2019 12:39pm, 4 Jun 2019 13,669 posts	Quote Pin Autumnleaves I do think I am making progress - but I get a twinge if I break into a jog (say across the road when the lights change!) so not out of the woods yet. I have a new set of exercises to have a go at tonight - it's good to ring the changes
Raemond Jun 2019 9:57pm, 6 Jun 2019 2,658 posts	Quote Pin Raemond I'm having a mopey moment where I feel like I may never get back into the habit of regular sportsing. It's been so long already and there's still so much further to go, am I just setting myself up for frustration and failure by holding on to the idea that I could ever get back there. Maybe I'd be better off giving up on the idea of being a sportsy person and working on being happy with just crafting and reading and sleeping and suchlike.
Serendippily Jun 2019 10:58pm, 6 Jun 2019 12,883 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily ((Rae)) try not to despair, was it the rugby that did it? People recover well from breaks
Badger Jun 2019 11:03pm, 6 Jun 2019 10,876 posts	Quote Pin Badger It took me nearly three years to sort out a knee issue, Rae, but I’m so happy I stuck with it, running trail marathons in the Lake District and things like that now, which were the things I was dreaming of while working my way back, and loving them. And I’m faster and lighter than I was before. Went through a lot of mopey moments (buddied you so you can see the swearing in my training log if you like) along the way.
Raemond Jun 2019 6:37am, 7 Jun 2019 2,659 posts	Quote Pin Raemond Yeah, it were the rugby what did it Dipps. I was loving playing and training in a more social way and then boom. A lot of people ask if I'll go back to it once I've recovered and I want to, but I do worry it might be foolish. Three years, badger? Cor. That makes my not quite three months so far seem like the blink of an eye. Thanks for the buddying :hug: