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I was feeling really great when I was at Argonne National Lab on Saturday for their open house event. I spent about six hours walking around and photographing things and I really felt different. It was subtle, sure, but I could really tell that my legs were stronger (thanks to lots of regular cycling) and I tired less quickly (possibly thanks to some weight loss). It was much easier than I was used to to bend, squat, crouch, and kneel for photos. So I did a lot of it.
By the end of the day back at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
danaeris' place, my right knee, the one that had been giving me trouble on the bike, was significantly painful. It was only when I walked on it, but I was limping seriously and having some trouble getting around. On the advice of *both* my girlfriends, and much to my frustration, I decided not to bike to school today, and I probably won't do it tomorrow either. It's better today, but whatever damage I did is letting me know in no uncertain terms that it's not healed yet. There's mild pain and discomfort when I walk, the occasional popping of a tendon or something, and muscle twitches happening whenever I sit still for a while.
It's more than a little frustrating. I was really getting into a rhythm. It felt good, I was getting in better shape, and I was enjoying the outdoors for an hour and a half a day. I guess I just have to hope that the body parts in question are going to quiet down if I give them some time off.
Sure would be nice to have health insurance.
By the end of the day back at
danaeris' place, my right knee, the one that had been giving me trouble on the bike, was significantly painful. It was only when I walked on it, but I was limping seriously and having some trouble getting around. On the advice of *both* my girlfriends, and much to my frustration, I decided not to bike to school today, and I probably won't do it tomorrow either. It's better today, but whatever damage I did is letting me know in no uncertain terms that it's not healed yet. There's mild pain and discomfort when I walk, the occasional popping of a tendon or something, and muscle twitches happening whenever I sit still for a while.It's more than a little frustrating. I was really getting into a rhythm. It felt good, I was getting in better shape, and I was enjoying the outdoors for an hour and a half a day. I guess I just have to hope that the body parts in question are going to quiet down if I give them some time off.
Sure would be nice to have health insurance.