My week's been good! :3 nervous tho bc I have my driver's test on Monday
Good luck with your test. Took my third tries. By the third attempt I was used to the drill and went in assuming I'd fail again but it took the nerves away and passed (in truth I think I'd finally got some road sense) .
thx!! my sis had to take four but fingers crossed I pass on my first try!!
It's only Tuesday! I didn't had a chance to completely fuck it up yet. But I'm on a good track 😅
Ha, well I was a bit late on posting this as I've been busy, really it's for how the previous week went!
Been OK overall thanks. Just ticking along
im passively dying and actively not doing anything about it
proposed to my now fiance in venice
Congratulations!! Awesome news! Now the fun of wedding planning begins!
Thanks
Yes lad congrats
thanks
Mine was good! Half term and did an extended family get together. Hadn't seen that branch for ten years.
Aye alright lass how's you?
A mixed bag but manageable. Think I'm in the middle of an attack of sciatica right now but got a mercifully quick NHS physio appointment next week so we'll see. Best wishes all.
Yeah alright cheers mate, how was yours?
It was fine, honestly nothing really happening to shout about!
I've been on and off with running since Feb as I keep getting shin splints which is really annoying. I'll take a break for a couple of weeks, start again, and by my 3rd run my shins and calves hurt again. I'm convinced it's to do with a new pair of running shoes I started using in January, but I need to book a physio appointment to get some proper advice. I'm dreading them saying that I'll need to take months off to recover.
Hey, I'm not a physio but I managed to get back into running after suffering bad shin splints on multiple attempts with a few basic home exercises and a small, mostly temporary, change to my running form. I don't think this was the exact article, but most of the exercises I was doing match the ones in this article. I did a whole bunch after every run, before I had cooked down fully.
And while running, I tried to run with a higher cadence than normal. My normal cadence is probably somewhere around the high 160s, but I did my best to keep it well over 170. I think I probably slipped back down to my normal cadence as the run went on, but at least having it in mind as much as possible, especially at the start of any run as I was warming up, helped reduce the impact force through the legs. At least, that's why I think it helped.
Some new big cushioned shoes (I started using Asics Novablast around this time for training) also may have helped, but I don't think the timeline quite matches there. I can't remember for sure.
