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[AM_Runner]

looks like we all had the same idea...

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[tim723]

Hello again everyone,

Sorry i kind of fell off of the face of the earth there for a while.. i guess i better post again. I cant believe cross country season is amost ending. I feel like im just getting started. Ive sped up a lot since the start of the season. Last race i ran a 17:27. not good enough for any of the big stuff, but its okay. I trust track season will be better(assuming i dont ruin my leg!).
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Running is a big question mark that's there each and every day. It asks you, "Are you going to be a wimp, or are you going to be strong today?"
- Im currently injured

[Fry the Sailor]

I'll be honest. I'm a little jealous of your PR! I was right or even better than you back in January! Good job on your progress so far!

Something tells me you're not injured as you think you are. I've followed a pretty aggressive training schedule that would have put me at or above where you are right now. Though my injuries, were awful. I only got 18:42 for the entire season (I ran faster than that in some training runs). If you're really worried, go see a doctor and see if he can refer you a physcial therapist. If the pain doesn't go away then, arrange for a trip to the sports therapist. He can then refer you to an orthodics lab and orthodics can fix any severe problem.
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[tim723]

Thank You! Im proud of my time! However in the last races of the season i ran kinda crummy.

I am moving...to god knows where..probably in the phoenix area for my dads job. i dont think ill be here for most of track season, so i havent signed up, knowing ill have to quit suddenly.
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Running is a big question mark that's there each and every day. It asks you, "Are you going to be a wimp, or are you going to be strong today?"
- Im currently injured