Everything below the waist hurt yesterday, everything. Thank goodness I'm busy being a stay at home
lazy bum wife and studying for boards right now. I give high praise to anyone that goes to work on the day after they run a marathon!
Thankfully these shorts arrived yesterday, and I was rocking it out home alone in full-on leg compression.
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CW-X Pro Shorts and my Running Skirts compression socks (picked up a few pairs on a great Schwaggle deal) |
They are the
CW-X Pro Shorts, which I found for a steal of a deal on Amazon. I'll try to get around to a full review once I've gotten a little use out of them, but I can honestly say I felt an instant difference after slipping these on yesterday. I could walk up the stairs without using the bear crawl!
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So much fruit has been consumed in the last 48 hours. |
Aside from still have an insatiable appetite, I'm feeling worlds better today. After taking a total rest day yesterday, I actually made it out of the house today- yay! I
warmed up with an hour of shopping at Target. Yes, walking counts as exercise. I did hit the gym after as well for a nice slow and easy 30 minutes on the bike and a long stretching session. I also treated my feet to a hot epsom salt soak, and they thanked me. I was cruel to them this week!
I'll eventually get down all the details from Sunday. Knowing that this will not be my last race or my last marathon, I do want to get all my thoughts and feelings out before I forget them! For now, my favorite picture from Sunday.
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Around mile 4.5ish, after crossing the 9th Street Bridge |
The hubs was out taking pictures at miles 4.5 and 25 throughout the day, from the start until shortly after I passed mile 25; what a trooper! You can find all of pics on his site,
http://www.hodnick.net/sports, with digital downloads and all kinds of prints for steal of a deal prices.
Do I have to disclose that I got mine free with the "Married to the Photographer" discount? Sorry, that's one discount that non-transferable.
Question of the Day: Do you buy your race photos? Never? Always? For momentous occasions like first full or major PR?
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