Hi! How are you all?
As well as being away, I've been laid up with a kidney infection, which forced a hiatus from running. I don't know if the two were related, but a few people I have spoken to have agreed that marathon training can do some weird/gross/unexpected things to your body. Thankfully, after a few emergency visits to the doctor and antibiotics, I am now fine.
However, the enforced running hiatus has obviously been a worry. The whole thing has also made me a bit nervous about the long distances I'm running, and wearing myself down, etc.
Today I went for a run, my first in over a week, with some trepidation. I set out to a wind-battered Hove seafront and I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was... fine. I felt pretty strong and enjoyed my plodding along for eight miles. I need to get back onto the mega distances but this is a good re-start for now. Once I hit my stride, I didn't really feel like I'd been off it. I'm pleased about this, as I was worried about my confidence being knocked further.
Phew. With less than two months to go now, and a lot of sponsorship money racked up, the pressure is growing and I can't cave now!
Any tips for keeping me healthy at this stage? Any and all gratefully received!
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