The best part was he said just to run but cut the miles in half and take it easy. This meant that I'm able to run again so I got back to the condo and laced up the running shoes. I was going to do an easy 90 minute ride but I decided a 4 mile run would be better. I was trying to keep my left foot as stable as possible to not bug my tendons. I basically turned in a tempo run which wasn't bad but man I felt it. Of course, the tendon warms up during the run so its not as bad as the beginning which is good because my form tends to have a little trouble at the end of tough workouts or long runs. I'll take it slow and just keep busting out 4 mile runs for the normal runs and try to get my one long run up to 10 something. Overall, I still have my base miles but man it's going to be hard to kill the marathon.
I got my new racing flats in the mail yesterday.

After seeing them up close they remind me of my first Nike marathon flats. This is a good omen as my marathon PR was on those bright green Nike racing flats. I can't even remember the name of that shoe but it didn't last long. The only bad thing is they are only a tad lighter than my training shoe. This is the real thing I don't like about my new training shoe. It had more cushion than my standard training shoe but ended up being lighter. I always liked the "fast feel" to donning the racing flats for race day. Overall, they're going to do the job. I just got to get the fast laces off my old flats.
1 month 30 days....ack!
glad you finally went to the doc, dude. so will rest cure it after the Ironman?
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