Rebuilding My Relationship with Running

TLDRAfter overcoming injuries and surgeries, I am ready to get back into running. This video follows my training journey as I prepare for my first 10K race.

Key insights

:runner:I've had a difficult relationship with running due to past injuries and surgeries.

:muscle:I've implemented a new training plan that includes a 50-50 split between running and strength and conditioning exercises.

:watch:I've adjusted my training schedule to prioritize rest days and recovery, as proper rest is crucial for injury prevention.

:thermometer:I've become more cautious with my training, paying attention to any signs of pain or discomfort.

:racehorse:I'm excited to participate in my first 10K race and have set a realistic goal for myself.

Q&A

How did you overcome your injuries?

I underwent knee arthroscopy and tibia osteotomy surgeries, followed by several months of rehabilitation and physical therapy.

How has your training plan changed?

My new training plan includes a balanced mix of running and strength and conditioning exercises to prevent further injuries.

What advice do you have for someone returning to running after an injury?

Listen to your body and take things slow. Gradually increase your training intensity and duration to avoid overexertion.

How do you manage pain and discomfort during training?

I pay close attention to any signs of pain or discomfort and adjust my training accordingly. I also prioritize proper rest and recovery.

What are your goals for the 10K race?

My goal for the 10K race is to finish strong and enjoy the experience. I'm focusing on maintaining a steady pace and avoiding injuries.

Timestamped Summary

00:00I've had a difficult relationship with running due to past injuries and surgeries.

01:24I've implemented a new training plan that includes a 50-50 split between running and strength and conditioning exercises.

02:51I've adjusted my training schedule to prioritize rest days and recovery, as proper rest is crucial for injury prevention.

04:37I've become more cautious with my training, paying attention to any signs of pain or discomfort.

06:41I'm excited to participate in my first 10K race and have set a realistic goal for myself.