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	<title>Comments on: Training log: 8/13</title>
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		<title>By: Ryan Pugh</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ryan Pugh</dc:creator>
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		<description>Training Log for Ryan Pugh....little bro in training.

start time: 7:15pm
Temp: 74
Distance: 6.04 mi
Time: 57:51

My first run out into the country side. I was able to watch the sunset on the way out and return with the moon rise.  The temperature really dropped about 8 degrees by the time I got home, but it felt great coming into the last stretch.  I had two big hills to climb, and I probably pushed it too hard when I felt some pain in my right leg.  Sounds like you with my Sciatic.  I could barely walk this morning and when I went to the chiropractor he told me to take it easy for a few days.  I&#039;ve got a new book with stretches for my lower back that he said should help with this.  I can barley make it up the steps tonight, so I took the night off, and probably the morning run too. Mile splits: 8.29, 8.41, 9.01, 6.35 (downhill), 19.09 (uphill big hill and had to walk) 9.11.</description>
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<p>start time: 7:15pm<br />
Temp: 74<br />
Distance: 6.04 mi<br />
Time: 57:51</p>
<p>My first run out into the country side. I was able to watch the sunset on the way out and return with the moon rise.  The temperature really dropped about 8 degrees by the time I got home, but it felt great coming into the last stretch.  I had two big hills to climb, and I probably pushed it too hard when I felt some pain in my right leg.  Sounds like you with my Sciatic.  I could barely walk this morning and when I went to the chiropractor he told me to take it easy for a few days.  I&#8217;ve got a new book with stretches for my lower back that he said should help with this.  I can barley make it up the steps tonight, so I took the night off, and probably the morning run too. Mile splits: 8.29, 8.41, 9.01, 6.35 (downhill), 19.09 (uphill big hill and had to walk) 9.11.</p>
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