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Increasing The Effort, Starting to Recover

Distance: 4.52 miles, Time: 50:02, Pace: 11:04 min/mile | Hudsonville - Progressive Run / Me early in the morning on the street outside my home with the snowy yards in the background.

While both recovering from some injury and trying to find off a cold that has hit the rest of my family, I have been trying to increase my running effort slowly. I did feel a little bit of foot pain after the run today but not too bad. I’m hoping that I can get back into a better routine of running and stick to the training plan, it’s been a a challenge lately.

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