Well, when you throw that into the mix of heat and being dehydrated (over caffeinated), things aren't going to go well.
The prescribed workout this afternoon was 4 to 5 sets of the following: run an 800 at 5k race pace, 45 second rest, run 400 hard and rest for 3 minutes. I made all of my goal times through the first 3 sets. About a minute into the third rest, I started feeling light headed. I hoped it would go away, but I just felt a little out of it. I had enough energy to continue my workout, but didn't want to push it with the way my head was feeling. I went over to a nearby Oak tree and set down in the shade for about 10 minutes. That did the trick, but I was done for the day.
Hopefully, this back pain and stiffness will be gone by Thursday's workout.
In the meantime, here are a couple pics from the Lake Mary 5K.
I am on the left with my 2nd place 35-39 Age Group medal. In the middle is the 1st place AG winner and 3rd place on the right. |
6 comments:
Congratulations on placing!
I'm sorry about your back, I hope it heals up quickly.
Hope you get your back sorted soon
Awesome on the medal! Hope the back feels better!
Congrats that's a huge accomplishment!
congrats on a strong race!
Pain pills mainly form the reason of addiction. Initially the intake of drug begins with taking prescript medicines to relief oneself from the acute pain, but follows is an addiction to the drug. Sometimes it is purposefully to enjoy the ecstasy that the intake of the drug brings and other times it is mare helplessness that draws a person to take the drug or experience severe pain. The later addiction is more of psychological were the person believes that if they don't take the drug they will have to bare the pain even when it is nothing serious.
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