Sitting on the sidelines
I had micro-fracture knee surgery about 1 month ago and I have read all the recent postings about results and upcoming races and have been frustrated as I have nothing to add. So I will bore you with my experience at the Mayo Clinic to repair my knee. It started off as a simple meniscus repair but, fortunately, a bigger problem was seen and repaired. I have progressed to cycling for 3 more weeks and then I can get back to Wednesday nights at Oda Field where I am still a "Newbie". Hopefully I can move up from very slow to slow. You can see pictures of my surgery on my blog at www.barrybergmann.com. Also you can learn about micro-fracture surgery at http://www.steadman-hawkins.com/
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Well, good you're getting better!!
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Mutsumi san,
Yes I am in Melbourne until Frbruary and then come back to japan for the Tokyo Marathon (10Km).
How much longer are you in Cartagena?
Yes...come to australia some time. :-)
Jon san! Thank you for your commet. I'm very fine now! There is no a lot of chance to run the races in Colombia. So I ran the race. I learned again that health is excellent. I want to Australia some day. Will you be in Australia in X'mas and new yea…
Good effort. Next year you will complete the race. Good luck.
Great effort Mutsumi san. It is always hard to race when you are feeling bad. Next time you will win for sure.
Take care. Hope to see you back in Japan one day.
Kiyo-san, that was really too bad! But it's great you ran the race anyway, I have never even achieved that!
My first Fukuoka International Marathon was stopped at 40km point.
I was eliminated by timeover. Official staff stopped me at 40km line, when I had just reached at 40km line. The time limit of 40km was 2:37:30. My watch displayed 2:37:33. I was so c…
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