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In the meantime I'm training as usual, with my fingers crossed that I'll have things ironed out by the 10-miler a week from Sunday.
This blog is about my running experiences. I chose the title because it reflects my attitude toward running. Too often we look for a quick fix as an alternative to hard work. Well, running is hard work but very rewarding, and there are no shortcuts or quick fixes. You can't run better (faster) without training consistently. Running is one of the best examples of getting out of something what you put into it. So, just go out and run, dammit!
1 Comments:
Lance,
Let me first preface that I have absolutely no medical training whatsoever and anything said herein, is strictly for entertainment purposes.
I take a multi-vitamin each day with 18 mg of iron. In the past I've taken a women's multi-vitamin. I believe Doctors usually recommend men not to take "extra" Iron, but runners need extra iron and if you are border line anemic it's more important. It will be interesting to see the results of the blood work.
Good Luck!
Bez
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