Repost from January 2018, but people ask me all the time: It was awful. It was December 29, 2017, coming back...
Read MoreRead MoreRepost from January 2018, but people ask me all the time: It was awful. It was December 29, 2017, coming back...
Read MoreRead MorePlantar Fasciitis, or "PF," has got to be one of the worst injuries for an athlete, runner, CrossFitter, or any...
Read MoreRead MoreYahoo! Race Week Baby! I am stoked as it is the first race of the season!!! “Enter the Rusty Trombone” Nope. Unfortunately,...
Read MoreRead MoreAfter the Ironman World Championship, I was on cloud 9. I felt AMAZING and felt like I could have done anything and everything. As time was moving on from October 14th, I started working out again but I wasn’t doing your typical swim, bike and run. I went to The Tribe in San Antonio, along with going to Inferno Pilates at the Union, eating extra cookies and gaining a little bit of weight. You know doing the things that you should be doing off season. It was AWESOME.
I started noticing my lower back was bothering me, which it has off and on for years.
Our Christmas Vacation to Florida was a success but coming home (December 29th), I decided to twist and lift my luggage. #notrecommended.
Let’s look at the timeline:
December 29th: I laid down that day for a bit, took some Aleve and fell asleep. I woke up. I was in pain and I couldn’t move.
January 2nd, 4th, 9th and 11th: Went to Stratton Sports and was hurting. Bad.
January 8th: I tried to swim but I felt this pain in my back to my neck. That isn’t right. January 9th: I woke up crying. It hurt so bad. I had a business to run. I had to drive up to Austin that day. AWFUL!
January 10th: Doctor’s appointment with Dr. Saenz at San Antonio Sports Medicine Associates
January 12th: Three Bulging Discs…dose of steroids and three months of PT!
Recently, I have heard a lot of people saying they have been sick. Cold. Sneezing. Coughing. Then it may turn...
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