Well, I let it happen again. A couple of months go by and
the only thing I post about is cutting off my beard. In my defense, since
Leadville I haven’t really done much running. I suppose that even after a DNF at
mile 76 my legs still endured enough trauma to contribute towards a lingering
fatigue which only now seems to be dissipating.
Since Leadville I’ve probably only ran 100-150 miles (not
much at all). I’ll have great outings where I feel strong and fast as ever, but
follow them up with several days of extremely lethargic, seemingly never-ending
runs.
I took the past week off completely. Not one step of
running. For now, it seems to have worked. My legs have felt great the past
three days and the fatigue seems to be nearly gone. Guess I’ll just have to
take things day-by-day.
Here are some photos of my outings dating back to a few
pre-race day runs in Leadville back in mid-August…
One last Green summit run before Leadville |
Heading up Hope Pass in the days prior to Leadville |
Hope Pass run |
Hope Pass run |
Llamas on the way up Hope Pass |
Hope Pass run |
Nearing the top of Hope Pass |
Running amongst the Aspens on the way down Hope |
Sunrise over Turquoise Lake |
Sunset on a week in Leadville |
Cool climb next to a waterfall in Tensleep Canyon, Wyoming |
Awesome lake in the Cloud Peak Wilderness, Wyoming |
First long-haul road trip in the Taco |
South (left) and North (right) Arapaho Peaks |
View from the South to North Arapaho Peak traverse |
Arapaho glacier |
Aspens turning! |
Nothing like an early morning run on some nice, buttery smooth singletrack... |
Crewing Jason Schlarb at the Rub Rabbit Run 100 Miler...Crewing isn't as easy as it looks... |
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