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Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Philly
Posts: 23
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#282 | |
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Mountain View, CA
Posts: 504
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![]() Ha! Skatelog is still here. For June, I have good news, bad news, and worse news. The good news is that I actually did record something on the Garmin. The bad news is that none of it was skating. The worse news is that there may not be any skating for the foreseeable future and even beyond. My fast walks have evolved into a mix of walking and light running. Running wasn't really a goal. I was just hunting for a stride change that would reduce heel impact and it seems that a light and low running stride works. I am very wary of running as I do not have the knees for it. It also challenging to get enough oxygen breathing through my nose and mask. If did not know otherwise, I would say I was somewhere between two and four weeks from resuming skating. I started the month with the notion that I needed to be sure there was no lingering rib pain that might provoke a repeat of the last crash. So that would mean there should be some skating in July. But that is not likely. I went in for a bone density scan early last month and came out with a diagnosis of "severe osteoporosis". We're still trying to figure out why this happened and what to do about it. In the short run, it means that even that even a moderate fall could fracture multiple bones and send me to the hospital. So, no skating. In the long run, it may never improve enough to make skating acceptably safe. I am still not able to ride a bike either. I have ordered an upgrade for my stranded push scooter. It can't arrive too soon. Scootering isn't in the same class as skating but it is still good exercise and I think it is compatible with my body as it is. Last edited by ese002; July 2nd, 2020 at 08:55 PM. Reason: missing word |
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#283 |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana USA
Posts: 512
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Finally back on skates and skateboards. I also commute by bike now, instead of skates and still do power walks with my wife as she is still working from home and fearful of returning to the gym.
So, for June: Walking:17 mi Cycling: 60 mi Roller Skating: 60 mi Skateboarding: 23 mi For a June total of 160 miles and YTD 1,427 with a stretch of 66 skate days in a row! I'm OK with it. Given the circumstances. Not how I imagined it going down fo sho. This is what 6 months without a miss looks like: ![]() https://scontent-atl3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...95&oe=5F2892CC
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2 Inline Skates, 1 Quad Skates, 4 Longboards, 3 Bicycles, 0 Cars |
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#284 | |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana USA
Posts: 512
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My current FB page is here: https://www.facebook.com/joey.brooks.10441
If this place disappears you can look me up there. Let me know if you are on FB and active in any skate groups where you may end up posting your monthly totals. Quote:
Cheers, Joey
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2 Inline Skates, 1 Quad Skates, 4 Longboards, 3 Bicycles, 0 Cars |
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