24-04-2014, 11:03 AM
that should be all the running you do .. no 1hr runs even
with the above planned running you minimise the chance of aggravating the knee
slow running will aggravate it, running quicker for the 1hr will add unnecessary muscle fatigue
you can add 2hr rides to compensate for the 1hr run, focusing on aerobic via spinning and not using the quadriceps too much
you should be OK, not much else you can do. Don't kill the carbs too much but rather cut down on sugar
you will be the normal 'beast' on race day, so keep the belief system and not the fear of
onwards
TheEd
with the above planned running you minimise the chance of aggravating the knee
slow running will aggravate it, running quicker for the 1hr will add unnecessary muscle fatigue
you can add 2hr rides to compensate for the 1hr run, focusing on aerobic via spinning and not using the quadriceps too much
you should be OK, not much else you can do. Don't kill the carbs too much but rather cut down on sugar
you will be the normal 'beast' on race day, so keep the belief system and not the fear of
onwards
TheEd