God damn. I don't even remember how long it's been since I've been capable of running without breaking down and passing off as dying on the spot. It's like saying hello to an old acquaintance again. I covered three blocks going about as fast as I could push myself before needing to stop.

Considering that I'm in a tired state from working non stop every day, that's not bad. That means I could do more if I was well rested. Maybe it's a mundane thing for you folks.

But I find the fact that I'm actually recovering, and being able to move and run and do normal physical things again fascinating. All that muscle memory and that wonderful feeling of just the right amount of stress on the muscles so that they're damaged, but they heal properly.

You don't ever truly know how much you have to miss until you've lost it, I suppose.

So, my late night compatriots. You ever feel the burn? The good kind?

When I'm cycling, it becomes pretty much pure burn after 10 miles. But usually after those 10 miles, I went 10 miles away from my house, so I have to bike 10 miles back with all of the burn.

MUH GAINS BRUH

When I'm cycling, it becomes pretty much pure burn after 10 miles. But usually after those 10 miles, I went 10 miles away from my house, so I have to bike 10 miles back with all of the burn.

MUH GAINS BRUH

I'm just saying. Cooped up in a house for so many months of winter and having that slow degredation. Good/Bad meds destroying things. It feels good to actually not feel like a walking corpse for once. I'm not much in the way of a bro dude. In fact generally I've always thought of myself as underfit compared to the average folks around here.

But I can appreciate the fact that I have a semi functioning body again. And I'm fascinated that it is capable of so much. Healing and repairing, making a such a comeback. It's probably the only true good feeling I can put trust in right now.

Quote from: Sigma617 on May 05, 2015, 02:32:36 AM

I go on late night walks nearly every day.

I go pretty fast at a walking pace, and I cover some pretty sizable distances.

Ever tried running? Just for a short bit? Push yourself as fast as you can go?

I don't really dress for it. I like keeping things in my jacket pockets that I'm afraid will fall out if I move more aggressively than my usual trot.

Also, I only have a couple pairs of shoes; one of them being heavy boots.