RE: Back in the game! Recovery run

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Nicely done on the recovery run. Sorry to hear about the old pain coming to haunt from the past, they happen every now and again. To that I can more than attest! The important things is you didn't let it affect your preparation! Great job!

I hope the kids are feeling better and with any luck you didn't pick up the virus too!

I wish I could keep my heart rate under 140 working out, but I have had issues since the COVID vaccine that have left me fighting my heart rate on a daily basis just trying to keep it down while resting. The highest I like to see it is around 140 while walking! But I am about twenty years ahead of you in the age scale and beat my body up in the military! lol

Great job! You'll rock that marathon!



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Thanks my friend!

Yeah, I didn't expect that dip to occur yet but it did, still feeling like 40% of the intensity and that still hurts but so much more manageble than during the last week. Like you say I have this haunting me about every year/two years for the last 20 years.
(Working on a structural solution and a safety net to break that spiral earlier - so it will be alright!)

While my oldest is still sick, my wife and youngest seem to be all good again! For me the sickness seems to be a common cold. Which will be long gone at the race!

On the vaccine, I experienced something similar after my second shot aswell, it lasted until I actually got COVID and recovered from it. Strange stuff!
Does that higher heartrate translate for you into getting tired earlier? Or in simply burning more calories with lower intensity?

!PIZZA

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No, it gave me a pulmonary embolism and since then I've never been the same. I wish I would have passed on that vaccine but couldn't due to my profession at the time, but it was life changing in a very bad way. My heart rate has been a problem since the embolism sadly and the more active I am the more of a problem it becomes...

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