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54.23 plus my 2.21 miles today for a total of 56.44. My knee was good today, but now my darn back/ left hip is giving me fits!

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54.23 plus my 2.21 miles today for a total of 56.44. My knee was good today' date=' but now my darn back/ left hip is giving me fits! Sent from my iPhone using VST[/quote']

But you still got 2.21 miles in! Good for you.

I feel you though. My husband, asking if I was going to walk with them this evening: "honey do you want to limp around the block with us?" :/

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3.65 miles today. Knee feels good and miss riding the bike but I think I will give it a couple more days before riding. My total is at 121.1 miles. Great job everyone, let's finish the month off strong!

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Oh big whoop I got .6 miles today. 54.8.

I don't know what to set my November goal at because I don't even know if I will make my second October goal. First oct goal was 40' date=' second was 60.

(This sounds like a math problem). Therefore November should be..??[/quote']

Go for 50 halfway between September and October's goal. I won't be riding any more this mmonth unless I get in a ride this weekend. I will be all walking in November and more than half of December. If you live where it is warmer, you might get more outdoor workouts in.

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I'm recovered from my dog bite and back on my bike. Rode 10 miles yesterday bringing my total bike miles for the month to 90 (my goal was 300!) I'm still planning on my Halloween 21 mile ride though.... so I'll make one part of my goal at least!

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6 more miles today. 59 for the month!

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I am probably done for the month with the miles. I ran a mile this morning to get some blood flowing before doing some stretches so I could sit all day for work in my chair. I will run 1-2 more miles this afternoon before cross fit . Unless there are some runs as part of cross fit workouts, I will probably add 1-3 miles per day until the end of the month. Hope everyone has a good end of the month with their running challenge.

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I'm recovered from my dog bite and back on my bike. Rode 10 miles yesterday bringing my total bike miles for the month to 90 (my goal was 300!) I'm still planning on my Halloween 21 mile ride though.... so I'll make one part of my goal at least!

DOGBITE!! I missed this status!!! Yikes!! Glad you are better!

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Oh big whoop I got .6 miles today. 54.8. I don't know what to set my November goal at because I don't even know if I will make my second October goal. First oct goal was 40' date=' second was 60. (This sounds like a math problem). Therefore November should be..??[/quote']

1.5 miles today for 56.3 total

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3.3 mile run and 2 mile walk today.

So far this month:

Run: 44.3 (goal 60)

Walk: 60.2 (goal 40) Over!!!

Bike: 43 (goal 50)

Total: 147.5 miles

I'm going to be short on my running goal because I missed 4 running days, but overall a huge improvement from last month.

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I'm recovered from my dog bite and back on my bike.

WOW...hope your ok! I hope the dog is missing a couple teeth. I love dogs and have 2 myself but first time one comes at me, he is gonna be in for a surprise...lol

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5 more today. Makes a total of 134.4 miles

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5 more today. Makes a total of 134.4 miles

You're over your goal! Way to go!

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