I think I'm going to try it. I told my roommate what I was contemplating after yesterday's sloshy run, and she made fun of me about my ankle claustrophobia. I always wear low socks, even in winter, because I hate the feeling of stuff around my ankles. I told her better that than continuing this same wet, tender foot issue. That powder works for awhile, but nothing has been completely workable in this heat and humidity. I was even careful about not allowing water poured on my head to get to my feet, but that didn't work either. I admit it, I sweat.
I'm thinking about scotchguarding my next pair of running shoes, but I don't think that will even help. I'm going to try it in case some of the water getting in is getting in from dripping into my shoes (as opposed to down my legs), but I'm not holding out much hope. I'll still change socks halfway through, as that helped for awhile. But I'm going to get more of the good socks from Fleet Feet (I only have one pair that I really like for me). And I'll wring out my anklebands when I change socks.
I feel a tiny bit sore today, but nothing terrible. My ankle I turned yesterday in the dark is feeling much better today as well. I'm hoping to get a little recovery spin in this afternoon while watching the Little League championship game. And I think I found another running buddy for the days my Belhaven running buddies aren't running. Yeah me. Maybe then I'd be more consistent, which was my original goal.
Hope everyone has a great week. Rememeber that you need to recover appropriately from yesterday's run but at the same time prepare your body and mind for next Saturday's run. Start hydrating now, for yesterday and for next Saturday. Today is recovery/replentishment day, to prepare you for the week and Saturday.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
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I think we are all sloshing around. My poor iPod is suffering too, and my feet were prety pruned up. Thanks for the comments, too. I'll do better next time. Scotty was talking about some pricey fleet feet socks that he wears, ask him- see ya Saturday--
Oh, I know the socks that Chuck is referring to. They're like $20 a pair! Tim Cagle and Lisa Davis (the alumni) wear some, too. I think it has that silver material in them to wick the moisture better.
Love your pictures of Glacier! It makes me want to go again, we went several years ago! My favorite hike was the highline trail, absolutely beautiful! It might be worth it to try those $20 socks! Good luck with the wet feet issue!!
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