I've noticed that since I've had my PF, the

I was musing during my run how some of those other, worse phases of the PF in the past might not have boded so well back in the hunter-gatherer days. Not being able to get away as fast and hobbling around would probably have left me as prey to a saber-tooth tiger and the multi-generation baton relay of my DNA-sequence would end right there. We're pretty lucky to be able to run with little fear of attacks from large animals and enemy tribes these days, at least in most areas. With that in mind, my PF ain't jack and I'm aiming to make my caveman ancestors proud!
Ran 8.0 miles @ 8:37/mile pace.
AHR/MHR - 156/166
Beaches with mostly packed sand.
Very flat.
Lower 30s, sunny.
Long pants, fleece jacket, short sleeved shirt, beanie, gloves (removed halfway through).
5 comments:
Good Job Jamie...have you tried that heel insert yet...called Heal that Pain, google it. I think I mentioned this to you before but it works almost instantly and is getting more popular in the ultra world. I ran JJ100 in them and my buddy Tom ran Badwater in them....
anyways enjoy that Beach :-) !!!
You go Jack! Keep plugging away like you are and it'll all come together. Maybe winter will be behind us soon too!
Hopefully you're over the worst of this PF and you can return to your training. You sure have been a gamer though throughout this whole thing. Good on you!
Ah, but if you were a Hunter-Gatherer you would have run on soft trails all your life and your feet would be immensely strong from the barefoot running. I don't think you would ever have developed PF.
Sounds like the last micro-brew before bed. Very glad to hear about a good run!
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