Monthly Archives: January 2010
Going on 5 weeks
Still can’t run. Not much to say. Getting heavier too. Weight: 253.4
No More Alcohol
I went to my buddy Rob’s place last night for a party. Although I drank considerably less than I have in the past, I think it did not do me any good for my gout. So until at least when … Continue reading
Still not running
Normally, I would be running today. Not much I can do without reinjury though. I don’t have a stationary bike. Weight: 250.8
Busy schedule
Been really busy lately. I haven’t had much time to relax. But my time has been managed well. I still am getting my execise in albiet no running. Weight: 250.0
Increasing my workout
I tried to up my workout today by adding some time on to the elliptical today. Unfortunately I couldn’t, they way the elliptical made me beind my foot hurt too much. Anyway, I did have an excellent stationary bike workout. … Continue reading
Tippy Toe Test
So the problem with my left foot is that I can’t put pressure on the toes. If I tippy toe today, my left foot won’t support me. I think when I can Tippy Toe with little pain, I will still … Continue reading
Starting to Care again
I tell you, when something is wrong with you, like when you are in pain, you stop to care about other things. You don’t want to think about work, friends, family. You don’t want to do anything. You just want … Continue reading
Legs want to go, left foot don’t want to
Went walking for a lap today. Left foot still hurts, I am for sure still hobbled. But I feel like my legs want to go. In fact, my entire body but my left foot wants to run. It’s like that one … Continue reading
Fizzled start to New Year
Remember that Scene in the last years Star Trek movie. The Enterprise an crew were all gearing up to rescue some the people at Vulcan. They were energized, built up and ready to go. All set to jump into Warp … Continue reading
Not a milestone but an important step
Today I actually went for a walk outside. This brings my back to when I first started, when I barly could go 1/2 a mile. My foot is certainly still tender, and I absolutely have a long way to go for … Continue reading