Anyone here tried this new thing called "jogging" ?

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  • GlowGirlGlowGirl Posts: 7,523
    Did you wrap it?
    My brother broke ribs a few times and swore by wrapping his chest so that he could go back in the kitchen, where he worked at that point.
    No wrap. I don’t even know what I did to it. I woke up with it the day after the Innings Festival. I don’t think it’s broken. But one rib really hurts when I press on it or move a certain way like reaching that arm up. It hurts a little to lay on that side as well. Otherwise, it doesn’t hurt that bad or at all depending on my position. Maybe a few days without jostling it when I am running will help. I am hoping it is just a pulled muscle and not a bruised rib. 
  • mcgruff10mcgruff10 Posts: 26,934
    mcgruff10 said:
    Needed to fetch something downtown after work, so I ran across both bridges in my city. Had been somewhat of a goal for me. Got so peckish(?) for orange juice that I stopped at my local store instead of running a bit farther to breaki my distance record.


    Awesome! Are you running along a River? Must be gorgeous.  
    It’s a canal/river that runs through Gothenburg and Sweden. 

    A mix of running through fancy neighbourhoods and old industrial areas :)


    Wow.  That s gorgeous! 
    I'll ride the wave where it takes me......
  • GlowGirlGlowGirl Posts: 7,523
    mcgruff10 said:
    Needed to fetch something downtown after work, so I ran across both bridges in my city. Had been somewhat of a goal for me. Got so peckish(?) for orange juice that I stopped at my local store instead of running a bit farther to breaki my distance record.


    Awesome! Are you running along a River? Must be gorgeous.  
    It’s a canal/river that runs through Gothenburg and Sweden. 

    A mix of running through fancy neighbourhoods and old industrial areas :)


    Beautiful! Just a tad nicer than running along the East River in NYC ;)

  • BentleyspopBentleyspop Posts: 10,016
    GlowGirl said:
    mcgruff10 said:
    Needed to fetch something downtown after work, so I ran across both bridges in my city. Had been somewhat of a goal for me. Got so peckish(?) for orange juice that I stopped at my local store instead of running a bit farther to breaki my distance record.


    Awesome! Are you running along a River? Must be gorgeous.  
    It’s a canal/river that runs through Gothenburg and Sweden. 

    A mix of running through fancy neighbourhoods and old industrial areas :)


    Beautiful! Just a tad nicer than running along the East River in NYC ;)

    This East River?

  • GlowGirlGlowGirl Posts: 7,523

    This where I used to run along the East River. Now it is a big construction site for a few more years. So I lost this path for now. 
  • GlowGirlGlowGirl Posts: 7,523
    I reluctantly did not go for my run today. I am hoping this will help my rib pain. It was really hard to restrain myself from going. I feel off. I guess it really is an addiction. 
  • F Me In The BrainF Me In The Brain Posts: 28,427
    It is.  Hope you can find something else to do.  Can you take a long walk?
    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • GlowGirlGlowGirl Posts: 7,523
    It is.  Hope you can find something else to do.  Can you take a long walk?
    Yes. I plan to take a walk after work.

  • Spiritual_ChaosSpiritual_Chaos Posts: 27,320
    "Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
  • GlowGirlGlowGirl Posts: 7,523
    Taking my walk. I am on mile 3. By the time I get home it should be close to 4 miles. Not as far as my 5 mile run but at least I don’t feel as guilty since I got some walking miles in. 
  • beano.79beano.79 Posts: 430
    Was hoping for a better time around 5 hrs but it was super muddy and slippery, very sapping. But it was good enough for 9th place my first top 10 finish 🎉
  • F Me In The BrainF Me In The Brain Posts: 28,427
    Awesome job
    Top 10!!!!

    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • GlowGirlGlowGirl Posts: 7,523
    beano.79 said:
    Was hoping for a better time around 5 hrs but it was super muddy and slippery, very sapping. But it was good enough for 9th place my first top 10 finish 🎉
    Great job!! Top ten is spectacular. You did an amazing run. 
  • GlowGirlGlowGirl Posts: 7,523
    I took a chance and ran today. After doing yoga on Thursday my rib pain felt much better. This morning it was slightly there but I didn’t want to miss another run. I ran on the treadmill. I thought that might be easier on the ribs. I did 5 miles and so far so good. If I wake up in pain again tomorrow I will know why. But right now it is feeling fine. 
  • beano.79beano.79 Posts: 430
    GlowGirl said:
    beano.79 said:
    Was hoping for a better time around 5 hrs but it was super muddy and slippery, very sapping. But it was good enough for 9th place my first top 10 finish 🎉
    Great job!! Top ten is spectacular. You did an amazing run. 
    I can't lie... If I got this time in last year's race it would have seen me outside the top 20 😂 but I'll take it.
  • beano.79beano.79 Posts: 430
    GlowGirl said:
    I took a chance and ran today. After doing yoga on Thursday my rib pain felt much better. This morning it was slightly there but I didn’t want to miss another run. I ran on the treadmill. I thought that might be easier on the ribs. I did 5 miles and so far so good. If I wake up in pain again tomorrow I will know why. But right now it is feeling fine. 
    This is good news! It's torture when we can't run for whatever reason. Fingers crossed you wake up feeling ok
  • NewfieintheUSANewfieintheUSA Posts: 1,597
    beano.79 said:
    Was hoping for a better time around 5 hrs but it was super muddy and slippery, very sapping. But it was good enough for 9th place my first top 10 finish 🎉
    Fantastic job! 
  • NewfieintheUSANewfieintheUSA Posts: 1,597
    GlowGirl said:
    I took a chance and ran today. After doing yoga on Thursday my rib pain felt much better. This morning it was slightly there but I didn’t want to miss another run. I ran on the treadmill. I thought that might be easier on the ribs. I did 5 miles and so far so good. If I wake up in pain again tomorrow I will know why. But right now it is feeling fine. 
    That's great! How are you feeling?
  • GlowGirlGlowGirl Posts: 7,523
    GlowGirl said:
    I took a chance and ran today. After doing yoga on Thursday my rib pain felt much better. This morning it was slightly there but I didn’t want to miss another run. I ran on the treadmill. I thought that might be easier on the ribs. I did 5 miles and so far so good. If I wake up in pain again tomorrow I will know why. But right now it is feeling fine. 
    That's great! How are you feeling?
    The pain is definitely almost gone. I didn’t run on Sunday but plan to at some point today. So, overall I think it is basically healed. Thanks for asking. How are you doing?
  • NewfieintheUSANewfieintheUSA Posts: 1,597
    GlowGirl said:
    GlowGirl said:
    I took a chance and ran today. After doing yoga on Thursday my rib pain felt much better. This morning it was slightly there but I didn’t want to miss another run. I ran on the treadmill. I thought that might be easier on the ribs. I did 5 miles and so far so good. If I wake up in pain again tomorrow I will know why. But right now it is feeling fine. 
    That's great! How are you feeling?
    The pain is definitely almost gone. I didn’t run on Sunday but plan to at some point today. So, overall I think it is basically healed. Thanks for asking. How are you doing?
    That's great!

    I am doing OK. Had an interesting weekend, my 15 year old son had to have an emergency surgery on Saturday evening for a testicular torsion, he was in the most pain I've ever seen anyone in. Surgery went well and we were sent home around 1:30 am. My son is doing well.

    Between that and the time change, I was pretty exhausted for my long run yesterday, but still got it in.
  • GlowGirlGlowGirl Posts: 7,523
    edited March 13
    GlowGirl said:
    GlowGirl said:
    I took a chance and ran today. After doing yoga on Thursday my rib pain felt much better. This morning it was slightly there but I didn’t want to miss another run. I ran on the treadmill. I thought that might be easier on the ribs. I did 5 miles and so far so good. If I wake up in pain again tomorrow I will know why. But right now it is feeling fine. 
    That's great! How are you feeling?
    The pain is definitely almost gone. I didn’t run on Sunday but plan to at some point today. So, overall I think it is basically healed. Thanks for asking. How are you doing?
    That's great!

    I am doing OK. Had an interesting weekend, my 15 year old son had to have an emergency surgery on Saturday evening for a testicular torsion, he was in the most pain I've ever seen anyone in. Surgery went well and we were sent home around 1:30 am. My son is doing well.

    Between that and the time change, I was pretty exhausted for my long run yesterday, but still got it in.
    I am glad your son is ok. That must have been scary. I am sure you are exhausted. It’s great you were motivated to still run. 
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  • F Me In The BrainF Me In The Brain Posts: 28,427
    Oh man,hope he recovers quickly.  I get a minor case of that sometimes during runs and it is brutal.  It is like a really bad cramp.  Can't imagine it staying until surgery could release it.  Holy shit that must have been brutal

    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • F Me In The BrainF Me In The Brain Posts: 28,427
    Newfie, is your son doing better?

    Had my first shot at a race this year, earlier today.  Atlantic City,  on the boardwalk.  5k.  Really thought I would do better but I still PR'd, so am happy about that.  Finished 19th overall and 5th in age group.  (Small group running / 200)
    Flat race - which is why I thought I would go faster.  Back half, my heart rate was in 180s and I know that means I need to get in better shape.  I pushed like a mofo the last quarter, was almost to 200, which is not a number I want to go above at 48.  :lol:  
    I slowed to encourage a guy about my age who was walking with half a mile left.  He gave me a big smile and thumbs up as he passed me with a hundred yards or so left.  :(  He was #4 in my age group and was appreciative of the support after.  
    Nice to be able to help.  I remember during my first half marathon that I was walking up the last hill for a short bit and a number of people encouraged me until I stopped being a wuss and started running (as much as I could) again

    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • beano.79beano.79 Posts: 430
    Newfie, is your son doing better?

    Had my first shot at a race this year, earlier today.  Atlantic City,  on the boardwalk.  5k.  Really thought I would do better but I still PR'd, so am happy about that.  Finished 19th overall and 5th in age group.  (Small group running / 200)
    Flat race - which is why I thought I would go faster.  Back half, my heart rate was in 180s and I know that means I need to get in better shape.  I pushed like a mofo the last quarter, was almost to 200, which is not a number I want to go above at 48.  :lol:  
    I slowed to encourage a guy about my age who was walking with half a mile left.  He gave me a big smile and thumbs up as he passed me with a hundred yards or so left.  :(  He was #4 in my age group and was appreciative of the support after.  
    Nice to be able to help.  I remember during my first half marathon that I was walking up the last hill for a short bit and a number of people encouraged me until I stopped being a wuss and started running (as much as I could) again

    Good run mate 👍 awesome to slow and help, but there must have been a tiny amount of bitterness when he passed you? 😁

    Nothing too hard this week, after last week's race and next weekends (much tougher) race I'm just on a nice little taper, ticking over.

    Next weekends race involves going away for 2 nights with my cousin in the beautiful landscape of North Wales, cannot wait 
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