I had another great run. This run consisted of 3 x 20 minute run with 10 minute recovery walk. Twenty minutes is the longest straight run since my Total Knee Replacement and an hour is the longest total time actually running. My total time and distance was 95 minutes and 9 miles, both new milestones. I felt incredibly well and no issues following. Next week I am going to decrease the recovery period to 5 minutes.
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Jenn Reinhart
1/7/2019 06:18:52 pm
Nice work on your run! I'm at about the same place. Did 8.2 miles on NYE, only 7 this past Sunday. Go back to the surgeon for my one year check up in a couple of weeks. He caught me at the local running trail and was not happy with my running distance. How does your surgeon feel about your running and Ironman goals!
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Walt Wilson
1/12/2019 06:19:20 am
Planning my TKR for November. Exploring minimally invasive. My surgeon is _not_ happy about my (absolute) intent to return to running. Very interested in what you've been told. Thanks.
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