Saturday, July 17th, 2010
hypothetically speaking
Let’s say you’ve been a casual runner for years, and decide it’s time to get competitive.

Let’s say you happily start training for a series of races, and all is well for about a month, and then you twist your ankle.

Let’s say your job puts you on your feet about 99.99% of the workday, which pretty much exhausts the amount of time you should really be stressing that ankle, limiting home-baking time to pretty much zero. Let’s say you need to squeeze things like boiling corn for dinner and chopping zillions of tiny vegetables for lunch into your limited kitchen time. Just go with me here.

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