7K Home from Work
Anyway, after the cramp went away I was able to get back to a nice pace and finished the run strong. I managed the 7km in 36:05 for an average pace of 5:09/km. My slowest kilometre was 5:30 (thanks for nothing, Mr. Stitch!), while my fastest was the last one, which ended up being 4:37. It's kind of intimidating to think that even at that pace I would not BQ! I'd have to run 4:36/km for the entire marathon in order to qualify, and that really puts the whole Boston Qualifying accomplishment in perspective. Naturally I am not in line for this achievement, but it was fun to run almost fast enough for a whole kilometre.
Garmin don't lie.
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Cabbagetown? I thought that was just a nickname but there it is on Google. Sometimes stitches will go away if you change your breathing pattern by exhaling when landing on the 'other' foot.
I occasionally get a stitch when I run. Seems to be no rhyme or reason to explain why it happens...
I read on another blog that the author only got a stitch when they hunched over. Maybe you are doing that with the backpack?
Andrew: Good tip! Thanks. I will pay more attention to my upper body form next time I run with a backpack.
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