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RRS 1st 5K

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Location:

Collierville,TN,USA

Member Since:

Oct 22, 2007

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

St. George Marathon, October 4, 2008 -  3:49:19

Boston Marathon (4/20/2009) - 4:07:23

Boston Marathon (2010) - 3:49:50

Boston Marathon (2011) - 3:53:33 

NYC Marathon (November 2006) - 4:30:39

St. Jude Memphis Half Marathon (December 2008) 1:42:15

2009 Germantown Half Marathon 3/15/09 - 1:43:34 (Second Overall Grand Masters)

2010 Germantown Half Marathon - 1:40:02

2011 Germantown Half Marathon - 1:47:08

2011 New Orleans Half Marathon - 1:44:34

2008 United Way 5K - 22:40 

2010 Jingle Bell 5K (12/11/2010) - 22:44

Coca-Cola Classic 10K (May 2008) - 48:01

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

 

1:40 or better half marathon - 2010 Germantown Half Marathon - 1:40:02 (almost)

Requalify for Boston -  2010 and 2011 (done)


Long-Term Running Goals:

Sharing the joy of running with everyone

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Race: RRS 1st 5K (3.1 Miles) 00:24:51
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RRS 1st 5K.  Have been in physical therapy for 6 weeks for a psoas muscle injury.  Was leary about pushing too much since it still hurts when I do, but not as bad as it did.  It was hot, humid, and hard to breathe even at 7 am.  Disappointed in my race time - same course last year was 23:30.  Any suggestions from the blog on how to get back there with this injury?

Comments
From MichelleL on Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 02:29:34 from 67.41.183.229

Hey there! I don't know anything about that muscle. I would keep in PT.

From aroundthebend on Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 22:16:52 from 75.66.171.171

The psoas muscle is in the back, a deep muscle, on each side, extends around to the front. I have been doing the stretching and core-strengthening exercises recommended by the PT. When I first went to PT, she said, 'this muscle is on fire', which is exactly how it felt. It is better than it was, and now only hurts when I really push my running pace, or when I sit for long periods of time (which my job requires), or do a lot of bending over or lifting. The injury seems to be an overuse injury and is related to not enough core strength.

From aroundthebend on Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 22:23:39 from 75.66.171.171

Thanks for the comment Michelle - hope you are doing well. Congratulations on your recent race!

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