Harold Being Harold

Tag: Injury

  • A Challenge Accepted

    I don’t know about you, but when someone thinks that I can’t or might not be able to accomplish something, that I believe is within my capabilities, I tend to bristle up a bit. It also gives me the motivation to push a bit harder than I might have otherwise. Let’s get to it Well…today…

  • This Sucks Royal Donkey Balls

    This morning, I am more than a little frustrated, down, pissed and all those other useless words we use to describe how we feel when we planned and wanted to do something and then pretty much at the last-minute decide to do the “right thing” and not do it. It sucks royal donkey balls! However,…

  • No Graduation Today – RunLog 8-26-13

    Today was the day I was supposed to graduate to no adult supervision in regards to physical therapy for my Achilles tendon. Didn’t happen! I took most of the month off from PT, to see how I would progress on my own, my good enough, was not good enough. Like many of my past students,…

  • Finding an Injured Runner on the Trail 3-21-12

    This was supposed to be one of those routine trail runs where you go run your 5.0 miles and enjoy getting wet, muddy and dirty, then go home. At just about the 4.0 mile mark I came upon a young lady crawling on her hands and knees. Let’s back up a bit first This was…

  • Running Injuries – Go Slow Grasshopper

    When is the most difficult time to be a runner? Answer: When coming back from an injury. In my opinion it is most difficult when you are Injured and Almost Back. Whether it has been days, weeks or months, when a runner finally (I know it seem like freaking forever no matter how short a…

  • Stay Connected to Running-Even When Injured

    Mike W over at Just a Little Run wrote a post Just a Little Run…: Making It Count., about what to do when injured and he offered a lot of great advice on things you can do while you are injured to stay active. I added one more thing and I think it is an…