Blech.

[perfectstormpsu]

I'm bummin'. Last week was my first Chinese pole class. It was hard, but fun. I left with my elbows feeling a little sore- I initially figured it was because I haven't done a lot of moves before that require me to lock my elbows. A little ibuprophen and my left one was back in shape the next day. My right one....weeeeelllll....not so much. A week

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[supermanz]

Tony's totally right. Being injured and unable to do what you love IS the hardest part of any training (says the guy who hasn't run in three weeks and is looking at possibly one more). Hang in there. Injuries heal. And it seems you're being smart about this and easing off early on.

Which James Bond?

[perfectstormpsu]

What did you do? :-(

[supermanz]

What didn't I do it seems like. My hamstring has been bothering me for a while now. I finally started going to PT for it but the recovery is slow and frustrating. Then right before New Years I aggravated my left achilles for the fourth time in two years. Which means at least three weeks off and some self-rehab of that. Blargh :/

[perfectstormpsu]

Bummer. I'm sorry to hear you're out of comission for a little. Though I'm sure you'll be back zoomin' in no time. In any case, I hope you have a speedy recovery!!

I'm trying to be smart, though I'll still be taking my aerials classes twice weekly. I feel like I can be a pretty good judge of what will and won't aggrivate it there, so I won't be having to give up class totally. Even a week off from there seems to set me back. It's just that Tuesdays and Thursdays will have ice and ibuprophen chasers. However, if I find that even that bothers it, well, I don't even want to think about that. This morning it is feeling better though.

As for Bond- Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace. Daniel Craig is not the best Bond (Connery was), but he's pretty close. And besides there's almost nothing that can perk up a mood like action, spy toys, exotic locales, a man in a tux, and a steel grey AM vanquish!!!