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DIY Money | Personal Finance, Budgeting, Debt, Savings, Investing
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DIY Money. What's checking, Logan? You just said something to me off the air that I gasped at. You said you might not run.
Well, it's so about a week and a half ago, I suffered a hamstring strain while I was on a workout run, which means I was running really fast and I was doing these intervals.
Doing like a track run or something?
Sort of, yeah. Not on a physical track, but a big loop. And so I had a strain in a hamstring. I stopped immediately, took a day off, tried again, you know, was still giving me some issues. So I had to take, I had to take literally four full days off. Now that's not terrible, not the end of the world. I've been like dry needling. I'm doing PT. I mean, you name it. Like, because I am now two and a half weeks out. Okay. Two and a half weeks out.
What personal running injury story opens the episode and why does it matter?
Yeah. And so I'm doing all the things. Now, hamstrings, I've had issues with hamstrings in the past. So it's very frustrating. And anyways, long story short, my hamstring's better and I'm able to run. But this morning, I had what would have been a fairly simple workout. It was 30 minutes really easy, followed by 30 minutes medium, and followed by 30 minutes at my marathon pace. You were dying. I couldn't hold my pace. And it was very, very frustrating. And, and so I've talked with, you know, my coach and I've also talked with my buddy Maurice, who, uh, his name is not Maurice. It's Morris, but I always call him Maurice, uh, big Mo. And what's interesting is the statistics, like the heart rate and everything says I still have the fitness, but I need to like retrain my body that I can run fast, right?
Almost like a mental block.
It is 100%. It's a neurological thing. Because my heart rate was really low, but I was like, I'm dying.
I got you.
And so I have another attempt at this on Saturday, and it's a decent-sized run, and that will be two weeks out. And if I can't do this on Saturday, if I can't hit my times on Saturday, I might have to pull out of this race and start the training again. God. Not start the training again, but just target a different race. And anyways.
I'm living.
Well, I hope you get over that. It is the most, I'm telling you, I have never in my life, other than when I was like an early investor. And I always felt like around every corner there was something else I was missing. And so I would feel like I'm figuring this out. Like I'm learning this. And then, bam, I'd learn something new. And then, bam, I'd learn. And I'm like, golly. And, I mean, literally. most people give up before they sort of crack the code and there is no code to be cracked. Make, make no mistake. It's not like sure far away, but you go through enough cycles as an investor, you see enough things, you can start to connect the dots. And that's what this stupid thing is like. Like, it's like, I have this goal, I have this objective and I keep running into these roadblocks and I keep learning more.
So it's been a very discouraging day for me. Uh, but you know, it is what it is.
we live up by another well you need to get fired up because saturday is a big run and it sounds like your mental block is in more than one area so you gotta work on that i'm gonna get yes i'm gonna get fired up it's all good and i'll report next week on what i'm doing i like it all right well let's get to the housekeeping odds and ends and then we can get to our good question today visit us on the web uh at diymoney.org we're starting to put up some blog blog posts on there
I want to touch on that because I'm really excited about that. We have now, um, the ability and we're going to be getting into a really good routine. If you miss a podcast or if you, if you don't, um, you know, maybe you want to reference something or dig a little bit deeper. We are going to be, uh, archiving, not just a podcast, but a blog post from the podcast.
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