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Re: Overtraining...?

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  1. Lots of symptoms:
    feeling tired after a run instead of being invigorated
    waking up tired in the the morning
    insomnia
    resting pulse higher than on a rest day
    sore muscles and joints - should only have that after the weekly hard
    run

  2. rick++ said:

    Lots of symptoms:
    feeling tired after a run instead of being invigorated
    waking up tired in the the morning
    insomnia
    resting pulse higher than on a rest day
    sore muscles and joints - should only have that after the weekly hard
    run

    Yes, the other big culprit could be sleep. I often do wake up feeling
    a little "tired" -- but I like to attribute that to the chemicals the
    body releases due to dreaming (in order to keep the muscles paralyzed
    and not flailing about) more than anything.

    The other thing is, I don't know why, but I find it very hard now to
    have a good night's sleep. As a matter of fact, I don't think I get a
    full uninterrupted eight hours of sleep more than maybe twice a
    year!! Honest, I always wind up waking up to use the bathroom, some
    nightmare, sometimes I'm just awake and I don't even know why. Very
    strange stuff. But even with the interruptions, I get a good six
    hours on average I'd say.

    BTW, I've always been a very light sleeper, apparently, even as a
    child. So maybe that's just how I'm "supposed" to be....

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