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Old 02-24-08 | 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by thehammerdog
I say do fewer miles at a higher intensity....Sprint more, track work longer rest time recovery between running.
Many debates on both sides of this subject but my $0.02 is this is pretty bad advice for someone recovering from an injury/surgery. Running is already high-impact and higher intensity will just dial it up. You won't get any benefit at all if you're nursing a new injury.
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