"jef" <
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> Yes, GCT! I managed 3 miles last night. 10 more in 5 days?
>
> Come on...somebody must have achieved a similar goal and stumbled across something that worked and
> helped to keep the injuries at bay.
>
> Thanks. <
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>> you must mean the Gulf Coast, i did it too and i ran last night but had to stop at 2.5 miles.
>> good luck. i would just rest with little work
>>
>>
>>
>> On Tue, 13 May 2003 00:32:50 -0400, "Joel Rose" <
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>> >Maybe scout out a good place to watch! "jef" <
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>> >> I finished a respectable 1/2 IM (my first) on Saturday 10 May and I'm feeling a little beat-up
>> >> and I'm sunburned to a crisp. Any suggestions
> on
>> >> preparing (mentally and physically) for a decent 1/2 Marathon on
> Saturday
>> >17
>> >> May? Thanks.
>> >>
>> >
>>
>
I'm sure it can and has been done, but it sure doesn't sound like a good idea. People in who've done
this in the ast are likely either genetic uber-athletes who are naturally able to resist injuries
better than most or just plain lucky that they didn't hurt themselves.
This from someone who's doing a 3.6 mile swim this weekend after doing GCT last. Oh well, at least
swimming, particularly at the pace I'll be doing it, isn't so hard on the old carcass! I definitely
wouldn't take on another half marathon this weekend.
