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		<title>By: Ron</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Casey, Thank you for the update as I have been wondering how your training has been going.  In reading your recent update, I also had similar dilemma of time as I was training for a 5K; I had about 45 minutes to work with on a daily basis and ended up getting up earlier in the mornings (4am) to do my workouts and had to be in bed, the latest, by 9:30pm, as I generally get by on 6 1/2 to 8 hours sleep.  You mentioned developing &#039;runners knee&#039; whereas I had the tightening of the outside of the &#039;calves&#039; and the peroneals and did the massages myself which I learned after several years of getting deep massages - I purchased my own deep tissue massage &#039;items&#039; which was very helpful.  I ran in a 5K over the weekend and bettered my previous time of 22:18 by running 21:29 (6:55/mile pace) which was exciting.  Perhaps, or consider, getting a massage if a similar challenge develops in the future...just a thought.  Ron.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Casey, Thank you for the update as I have been wondering how your training has been going.  In reading your recent update, I also had similar dilemma of time as I was training for a 5K; I had about 45 minutes to work with on a daily basis and ended up getting up earlier in the mornings (4am) to do my workouts and had to be in bed, the latest, by 9:30pm, as I generally get by on 6 1/2 to 8 hours sleep.  You mentioned developing &#8216;runners knee&#8217; whereas I had the tightening of the outside of the &#8216;calves&#8217; and the peroneals and did the massages myself which I learned after several years of getting deep massages &#8211; I purchased my own deep tissue massage &#8216;items&#8217; which was very helpful.  I ran in a 5K over the weekend and bettered my previous time of 22:18 by running 21:29 (6:55/mile pace) which was exciting.  Perhaps, or consider, getting a massage if a similar challenge develops in the future&#8230;just a thought.  Ron.</p>
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