It's my sartorius!!!
Look at how that bastard wraps from hip across the quad and groin and down to the inner knee... I hope I'm right because it would totally explain why my hip, groin, quad, and inner knee are all randomly tight or sore all the time... now let's hope I can find some info on rehabbing it!
Also, I've ran 3 times so far this week; a 5 miles, and two 3 milers... not exactly the kind of mileage that will allow me to competatively complete a marathon in less than 2 months, but at this point I'm happy to be doing anything...
Based on the picture above I think your problem may stem from the lack of muscles and skin on your lower body. I think you may have taken the weight-loss too far. Protein shakes - stat!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see that you're back to running. Downtime is maddening.
Okay I had a comment re: injury but that hat photo is toooooooooooo awesome.
ReplyDeleteBlinded by his own doucheyness.
ReplyDeleteJust keep running through the injury. That's what all the good runners do. Cheers!
Does not sound fun, nor is it one I've heard of before. Hope you can get over it quickly.
ReplyDeleteHat Fail - LOL! Is your leg pain any better, or about the same now?
ReplyDeleteweb diagnosis is the BEST. Drs are just going to tell you to rest anyway
ReplyDeleteThat picture would only have been better if it would have been an upside down and backwards visor. The sun never sets on cool ethan.
LOL - but you've gotta love cubs fans - they're a lot like Toronto Maple Leaf fans.
ReplyDeleteDr. Google is free ... but he goes down sometimes with a 404 - page not found.
Hey, hope you are right. 99% of the problem is figuring out what the problem is to fix it. Chicago Marathon, hope you can attend, and that your running has not suffered too much. When you go, see if you can get a shout out to Liz Yelling for me.
ReplyDeletedang why haven't i thought to wear my hat like this?!?
ReplyDeletei am a big supporter of self-diagnosis. webmd should practically be my homepage.
Hey man, how you coming?
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your thought about injury, this is very informative.
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