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Tango Tuesday

Postby mcshame » Tue Jul 13, 2010 5:55 am

Why not, it's never too early to dance.

Good run this morning with 10 strides, 13k @ 4:35.

Bought a new minivan yesterday, Dodge Grand Caravan. Getting it delivered at the end of the month, just in time for our trip to Toronto and Stowe, Vermont in August. 1st American (Canadian) car purchase, God help me....

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby JacSprat » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:03 am

28km bike from home to work this morning. I got soaked from the fog :shock: Taking the easy way home and meeting dh at his physio appointment in town. So about 31km by the end of the day.

Have a good one everyone!
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby Jo-Jo » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:09 am

Cooler with less humidity in the air today.
Taking C-Moss to the vet for her post surgery checkup today.

Speed workout this evening at RMC with Audey.
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby HCcD » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:27 am

Pretty well a repeat of yesterday's tempo workout, 5K / 23:15, except about a 1 minute and change faster this morning, in the 'hoods of Kanata ... Woke up at 5am, and checked the weather channel, as it was already at 19C, with showers, in the forecast before 8am, and wanted to avoid that :? :oops: ... Afterwards, headed to the Club, on my usual time, for 30 minutes of R&R in the chair ... 8)

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby Sir Crashalot » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:33 am

McShame: Congrats on the new bus!
C-Moss: Hope to hear you back on your doggy legs soon!

Nice cool wet riding weather this morning!
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby ceileigh » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:36 am

6K speed = 1K warm up, 4K on track at a local high school, 1K cool down heading back home. 85% humidity, 0 wind at 6AM ... I would have liked showers! No rain here at all. Have to go water the flowers ...

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby HCcD » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:37 am

Sir Crashalot wrote:McShame: Congrats on the new bus!
C-Moss: Hope to hear you back on your doggy legs soon!

Nice cool wet riding weather this morning!
:D


Umm, her doggy legs are fine, it's her ear that has the issue, Cr@sh ... :roll: :lol: :wink:
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby a-slow-5 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:40 am

No tango in my step today.
Took the lazy way out and stayed in bed when the s/o got up. Scored me an extra 2 hours of (obviously) much needed sleep.
Appt at noon, stretching tonight (if it kills me!).

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby fe.RMT » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:49 am

Took the road bike out this morning for the first time in ......um, a long time. It was very humbling.

Work 11-8 (whew!)... then home for a much needed three days off :)
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby La » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:56 am

3.5K done first thing this morning. I need to get my morning routine timed better as I was about 5 minutes late to catch my train, so had to drive to work instead. :?
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby msdesigner » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:58 am

Rest/sick day for me. Ugh..... going back to bed. The good news is that my home is now 10C cooler than it has been for the past 11 days!!
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby blank » Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:28 am

The weather cleared out so nicely yesterday evening I thought this morning would be nice clear air. No such luck, muggy and overcast. :evil:

Anyway, 15K done at a steady pace.

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby trixiee » Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:29 am

Bike ride today - 20K..
Have come to the realization that I need to make a physio appt. Knee isn't as good as it should be (I don't think) for 6 weeks post surgery. Still a lot of tightness, pain and swelling, and now that stupid plantar fasciitis is roaring it's head again. :roll:

No rain here - just clouds. Lots of plant watering happening here too!
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby Marg » Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:30 am

Slightly longer run commute this morning taking the parkway for better scenery. ETA to add distance: 5.25kms
Cooler maybe, but the humidity is nasty. I'm still sweating. :?

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby Dr. S » Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:36 am

urgh hope your knee and PF gets better Pat!

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby erinmcd » Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:47 am

Legs felt a bit heavy this morning. 10k @ 4:48. Looking forward to a rest day tomorrow.
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby purdy65 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:59 am

Wow!

I had some suprising pep in my legs this morning!

13K in total with 9K@ 5:00m/K Total = 1:07:30

Have a good one!

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby orleansrunner1962 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:03 am

55 min in Z1 done -- pushing 18 month old grand son in the jogger - so shoulders got a workout too!!!

And got an email this morning confirming that I will be the 2:20 (continuous) pace bunny for the Army 1/2 marathon in Sept -- I am really excited -- never done the pace bunny gig before.... should be fun :D
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby eme » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:22 am

trixiee wrote:Bike ride today - 20K..
Have come to the realization that I need to make a physio appt. Knee isn't as good as it should be (I don't think) for 6 weeks post surgery. Still a lot of tightness, pain and swelling, and now that stupid plantar fasciitis is roaring it's head again. :roll:

No rain here - just clouds. Lots of plant watering happening here too!


I am surprised that you are not still in physio post knee surgery.

I am not sure what surgery you had, but when I had mine (cartlidge clean up on the back of the kneecap and a lateral release) I was in physio for at least three months, as my quad atrophied - jiggly like Jell-O :shock:. I also had the muscles around my knee seizing up - they were trying to protect the site of the 'trama' aka the surgery site.

I had a great physio - she was a sports physio and tailored my program to my needs/goals. I seriously have never worked so hard in physio before or since - she was a tiny little thing but a slave driver :lol: She was fantastic.

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby runJrun » Tue Jul 13, 2010 9:46 am

It has been raining here for what seems like forever! I hope to get 10-12 km in after work :) Taking my mom to see a movie this evening.

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby Joe Dwarf » Tue Jul 13, 2010 10:08 am

45 minutes planned for tonight. It's turned cold and drizzly here. Blech.

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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby trixiee » Tue Jul 13, 2010 10:53 am

eme wrote:
trixiee wrote:Bike ride today - 20K..
Have come to the realization that I need to make a physio appt. Knee isn't as good as it should be (I don't think) for 6 weeks post surgery. Still a lot of tightness, pain and swelling, and now that stupid plantar fasciitis is roaring it's head again. :roll:

No rain here - just clouds. Lots of plant watering happening here too!


I am surprised that you are not still in physio post knee surgery.

I am not sure what surgery you had, but when I had mine (cartlidge clean up on the back of the kneecap and a lateral release) I was in physio for at least three months, as my quad atrophied - jiggly like Jell-O :shock:. I also had the muscles around my knee seizing up - they were trying to protect the site of the 'trama' aka the surgery site.

I had a great physio - she was a sports physio and tailored my program to my needs/goals. I seriously have never worked so hard in physio before or since - she was a tiny little thing but a slave driver :lol: She was fantastic.


Appointment made with my slave driver tomorrow. I did have a few simple exercises from the hospital, but not enough...
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby ultraslacker » Tue Jul 13, 2010 11:21 am

good morning... I think!

Had a terrible sleep last night (insomnia is normal for me but seems to be worse lately... possibly due to my impending race and/or too many overnight shifts!). Then I was late for work and I'm soooo sleepy!

But I need to run tonight. Distance tbd.
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby ratherBrunning » Tue Jul 13, 2010 11:28 am

trixiee -- Good luck with physio for your knee. Fingers crossed for you.
purdy65 -- Great run, speedy girl!
orleansrunner1962 -- Congrats on the Bunny gig! I'm really happy for you!

18+ km -- Good muddy, splashy fun!
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Re: Tango Tuesday

Postby runlolarun » Tue Jul 13, 2010 12:10 pm

I actually did it - I was up and out the door by 5:00am. Ran 7K in 43:22. The real test will be if I can do it again tomorrow.
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