Finally a new PR for this year. But let me regress. I had a banner year in 2014 nine Pr's. But I finished the year with a spur of the moment fifty miler. Which was very hilly and as it turned out the course was wet and muddy. A 10 mile loop with 14 stream crossings and hills that seemed to go straight up and down plus lots of suck mud. I suffered after that one. Then in the spring of 2015 I did a 100 miler while not that hilly the course was also mud fest. I suffered again. It took almost all summer to recover. And I have to give Eric credit for bringing me back. I kept up on the slant board, wobble board, and fit ball exercises. I finally felt some what normal about the time to taper for my "A" race. St Pats 24 hr. It was this weekend. A new PR. 104.05 miles. Fifth overall fourth male. If I would have used my brain I might have gotten more miles. I was running very consistent laps (3 miles) but at midnight I blew it. I had a long stop at the aid station and got chilled. Temps at that time were in the low thirty's. When I got around to changing clothes I had one more jacket that I was going to put on after a couple of more loops. But I didn't further adding to my troubles. By morning it was down to the lows twenties and very frosty out. Fortunately I had enough miles in the bank to get my first an probably only PR this year. Eric's exercises work Thank you for letting ramble on, Bill
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