For 7/18/26

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RUMINATIONS – by CtCloser

 

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WHOZ DOIN WHAT IN 2026

Through next month…

Nuthin’ to report

SEND YOUR RACE PLANS TO: CtCloserPhilly@yahoo.com

 

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CONGRATS-A-MUNDO TO ALL!

Nuthin’ to report

SEND YOUR RACE RESULTS TO: CtCloserPhilly@Yahoo.com

 

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RUNNIN’ OFF AT THE MOUTH

 

  1. “Running is the perfect way to quiet the mind and let your soul speak.” – UnknownUnknown
  2. I“I love running because it gives me the freedom to explore the world at my own pace.” – Unknown –Unknown

 

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ELSEWHERE ON THE WEB – by CtCloser

There’s a New Way to Treat Sprains and Strains. Hint: Ice Is Out.

“If you think you need rest, ice and ibuprofen, think again.” 

Treatment used to be RICE, but newer research is pointing to a different, more effective and expeditious regimen: PEACE & LOVE. This regimen is not just opinion; research actually bears it out. “Probably the greatest problem with RICE, though, most experts agree, is the R — rest. It’s ‘often misinterpreted as “put your feet up and do nothing,”’ Warden said.” 

Here’s the details on the new mnemonic…

  • Protect the injured area by restricting movement, somewhat, for the first day or two.
  • Elevate the injured limb to reduce swelling. “There’s not much evidence elevation helps healing, but it doesn’t hurt, either. So, why not?”
  • Avoid ice and anti-inflammatory painkillers. But remember that Tylenol is okay.
  • Compress, with taping or a bandage. “It could make movement easier” and lessen swelling.
  • Educate. Consult with a doctor, physical therapist or athletic trainer if you don’t feel comfortable treating an injury yourself.
  • Load. “Move and load” the injured area as soon as possible.
  • Optimism. “An optimistic mindset” can help with recovery.
  • Vascularization. Aerobic exercise maintains healthy blood flow to an injury. If you can’t easily walk, try stationary cycling or swimming.
  • Exercise. Once the injury starts to heal, exercises that strengthen the joint or tissue could help you recover fully and avoid reinjury.

(https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2026/07/01/theres-new-way-treat-sprains-strains-hint-ice-is-out/)

 

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THEMZ WHO WUZ THERE

Stats – We track attendance and Shawmont. Loggin’ the miles is just for fun.

Records: Attendance – 39 on 6/23/18. Shawmonts – 26 on 2/10/18.

This Week, 7/18/26: Attendance 5. Shawmont 0.

  • Trail Tag: Distance (ROUTE)
  • Half Caff – 8
  • Jamie – 10
  • Jimmy Dee – 10
  • Dr. Ned – 10
  • Ted – 10
  • No women showed up????
  • Thanks for reading. Let’s have a great weekend!

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