%$%#$%@ Calf problems!!
Week of Pain:
Monday: 30 min on the trainer with high resistance, followed by immediate 2.5 mile run on treadmill. A good little time to workout effort. HR in the 160s on the bike and 180s on the run.
Tuesday: After a trail warmup from Broadway, a hilly 8 mile tempo run at Saguaro Monument East. 56 total minute effort with long interval/fartleck work. Then a trail cool down. Sore and stiff from the steep ups/downs. 11.5 mile total.
Wed: Day off
Thursday: Before work 35 minute indoor trainer. After work weights
Friday: Before work 30 minutes on the indoor trainer. After work 6.5 treadmill. Nice and easy at 7.7-8.8.
Saturday: On call at the hospital for 24 hours. Before got on the treadmill for a goal slow 4-5 miles. At 2.8, for no $%&$# reason, my calf balls up. End of run! I'll just say it FUCK!!
Sunday: Today, after a night a wrapping my calf, I thought of spinning on the bike instead of going for the planned 6 mile run, but opted out. Thought about getting in the pool, and tried to motivate myself with the hot tub first. The pool is at 56 degrees. I am a whimp! Feeling so especially, after my daughter jumps in after a moth. I go have some coffee. In Russian fashion (Where vodka cures all ailments), I add some vodka and some holiday cheer to the coffee. Some egg nog. No work out. Depressed. Have no idea why I share this to cyberspace. Maybe somebody will get a laugh from my pathetic weekend. I hope everyone out there has a great week.
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Dude, maybe you need
Dude, maybe you need calcium and magnesium.. I used to get serious calf cramps every day and finally found out (after 18 years) that it was because of a lack of calcium. Don't drink milk if you want calcium, those claims are a crock, the calcium in milk is not digestible. I have the best calcium supplements from Shaklee if you want to try it.