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The poultry netting (aka, chicken wire) was pulled away from the trunk. Rabbits found it. |
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Multiple layers of newspaper. If the exposed cambium does not dry out, it can heal. |
Interesting summary on pain and physical activity HERE
Like the Drill Instructor said, "More sweat now means less of your blood later". Higher levels of physical activity correlated to higher-to-much-higher levels of pain tolerance.
Today was a lifting AND running day. I ran first and then did minimum lifting for maintenance.
The running went very well. I had very little in my gut and I believe that my volume-of-air per breath was higher than the last run. My bpm plateaued at 143 bpm.
Twenty cycles of this equals one hour and four miles |
I am NOT recommending that anybody else do it this way. Everybody is unique.
If all goes well, the sixty-seconds at 6.0 mph will be bumped up to sixty-six seconds after another week of "foundational" conditioning.
A rule-of-thumb for younger runners is "growing" mileage 10% a week which equates to a doubling of mileage every seven weeks.
Maybe you should wrap that rabbit's skin around the newspaper to give it some insulation. ---ken
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