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Training and Emotional Wellbeing
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It is amazing how exercise can impact ones attitude. I slightly sprained my ankle on Sunday and was off the road for four days. Maybe something else was going on as well, but I was a mess. I felt down, was unproductive at work, and had a short fuse with my kids. I managed an eight mile run (on snow encrusted roads) this morning, and it seems like all that is behind me.

But then, maybe it is just Friday.

Victor

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Re: Training and Emotional Wellbeing [Bell Head] [ In reply to ]
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Word.

An hour a day keeps the doctor and the shrink away. And the type of exercise really doesn't matter.


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Re: Training and Emotional Wellbeing [Bell Head] [ In reply to ]
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yup.

maybe she's born with it, maybe it's chlorine
If you're injured and need some sympathy, PM me and I'm very happy to write back.
disclaimer: PhD not MD
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Re: Training and Emotional Wellbeing [Bell Head] [ In reply to ]
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I am not sure the corollary of emotional well being is to become a "mess" because from a minor, ancillary set-back.
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Re: Training and Emotional Wellbeing [Bell Head] [ In reply to ]
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I cannot go more than 3 days without it. Endorphins, adrenaline, and my love of suffering on the bike.
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Re: Training and Emotional Wellbeing [Bell Head] [ In reply to ]
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I know what you mean. I got attacked by a pine cone and rolled my ankle last week. Being able to run again makes life so much better.


If my body isn't strong enough... I hope my wallet will be.
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