Showing posts with label rock-running. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rock-running. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Congrats to Spain
over the night's course.In today's final round game, played in New Jersey, The Spsin nationl soccer team w on over Argentina 1-0 in extra time to claim the 2026 WorldCup title. again, congrats to Spain...
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Saturday, July 11, 2026
Thursday, June 4, 2026
Cardiologist Visit, ExercIsing, Baseball, TV, Beach, Depot Parkrun, Typing
This morning I visited my regular cardiologist at northern Gainesville's UF Health Medical plaza in Spring Hill. He endorsed prescriptions to help lower my recent high blood pressure...and the exercises continue! I also did a good amount of rock-running, mainly while watching baseball games on TV. Also, I slow-ran for 40 seconds across the back yard. It's now early in he evening following sunset, and I'm ready for more television. As for tomorrow, we'r e still considering a brief stay at the beach..Depot Parkrun is now "off the table." My typing accuracy has worsened a lot, so, I'll leave it for you to read the best that you can,errors and all. So for the time being, good night, everyone..sleep well...
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typing,
wishes
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Abnormal readings set the Tone for My Cardiologist Visit on Thursday
This morning I awoke with the intention of walking around my home block with Melissa . but after getting two unusually high blood pressure readings, we instead decided to cool it with the intense physical activity. My nurse Jennifer visited and we had a good conversation. I have a mid-morning appointment tomorrow with my cardiologist, but I suppose the main focus will be my recent high blood pressure spikes. I hope he has some good solutions to get me relief with this problem. Later on today, I did some milder rock-running exercise while watching baseball on TV. So right now I'm closing out today's blog article, preparing to go back to the bedroom to try to get a decent night's sleep. And then it will be onward to the cardiologist again...
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Exercise and Baseball Following Medical Tests
After having some of my medical concerns addressed yesterday at Shands Hospital, today I was more into exercise, doing a single home block walk/run... and then i earned more than 10K steps while rock-running as I watched TV, mostly baseball, on our MLB channel. My favorite specificgame this evening? MIlwaukee'e 8-3 home field victory against their struggling National League rival San Francisco, as "Front RowAmy, the Brewers' top fan, meticulously watched, cheered and kept score for this interesting game's duration.Well, it's time now to go to the back of our house for some overnight climate-controlled rest and relaxation. Good night, Y'all... , and calm down, Peewee Daisy...
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Night,
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rock-running,
Sleep,
walk/run,
wishes
Monday, May 25, 2026
Athletic Training Prospects with Uncertain Medical Future
ALTHOUGH I am grateful((to God) for the time and quality of life He has so graciously granted me for this limited season, I get the disturbing impression that somehow the the clock is ticking down on me. Before the cancer bomb hit me in October,2025with no forwarning, my fitness level was sky-high...now when I walk I often feel as if I'm kicking down into the pavement with each walking step. I'm still fighting the good fight with my training, practicing slow running in the back yard and rocking simultaneously back and forth on my feet...running in place seems to have slowed down, however, as a regular workout routine. Depot Parkrun 5K is a fitting challenge if I want to finish walking or running the course to completion....I just need to make it a priority. This coming Saturday morning could well be too wet with the high probability of rain that they're forecasting. The time is now approaching midnight...and I hear thunder in the background outside. Tomorrow I'm going with Melissa to get blood drawn and another chemotherapy infusion session, to last much of the afternoon.And then later in the week I have another MRI to undergo. That procedure, along with its analyzed results, could drastically change how stable of a life I have to expect at least for the short term, looking at my pain here with headaches, with me longing for release from having to pay attention to them and communicate my feelings to Melissafor for some relief and added life quality. I just need to put everything about myself into the hands of the Lord...He's the Boss and has everything covered...
Sunday, May 24, 2026
Storm, exercise, Steps,Baseball Commentary Over"Stepping"
I regularly exercise indoors, in air conditioning on my living room floor, doingrock-running. By this way my heart rate gradually climbs over 90 beats per minute, reaching a low "zone one" of cardiovascular stress that physicians recommend to their patients for walking and light physical exertion. Yesterday I earned a little more than 23K (23,000) steps training this way while watching TV, usually major league baseball games, half-inning by half-inning. MyFitbit watch has an annoying tendency to reset the step total to zero every few hours..and whenI've already done a few thousand steps, I try to remember to write down that number; I have credit for 2511 so far today. Last night Gainesville had a tremendous thunderstorm that went on for hours..before today's meteorological activity I observed the clouds build up while sitting with sweet Melissa and Peewee Daisy on the back porch. Maybe later today I'll be able to enjoy sitting outside some more with them.Yesterday evening I watched some baseball on the baseball channel we're subscribed to. I enjoyed the game but not the commentary during the final innings. The dude who thought he had all the important opinions came across as cynical, hypercritical and disrespectful to both the game of baseball and to me as a fan who, ironically, has never played it. Maybe if this continues I'll use the "mute" `button more. More games are on tap today and into the evening:enjoy...
This is Memorial Day weekend, so with it I would like to honor Americans who made the ultimate sacrifice in times of conflict to protect our blessed freedoms. None of us, myself included, will live within our mortal bodies forever on this Earth. Those who bravely sacrificed their precious lives for our sake are especially worthy of our respect and honor. May GOD bless them all...
Wednesday, May 20, 2026
HeadacheThroughout Day, No Early Rising Planned
It's now early evening here in gainesville, Florida, which went through a very uncomfortably hot stretch in the low nineties. My exercising wasrestricted to rock-running in the living room, amassing~4,500 steps. Now the baseball channel is showing the tail end of a tied gamethat is going to extra innings...I don'r care who wins, as usual. I putout some K-Cup flavored decaf coffee to brew a pot...now I"m sipping from a small Mario Brothers mug. I have been sufffering from headaches for most of today and still feel their effects, moderate in intensity but not going away. I'm still speculating on last October and the worsening of my headaches back then, which I think may have intensified due i major part to the rapid growth of cancerous brain tumors that the surgeon generally removedo n October 24th, more than 95% of them according to his own account. I don't want these tumors to return, and i really want the neext MRI's I undeergo to reveal that my tumor growth has stalled out, at least for the next few months. Waste removal and recycling are scheduled for pickup in my neighborhood tomorrow. I don't have plans to get up hours before sunrise...a good night's sleep would be in order. Well, i can adjust the air and rest on the living room couch for a while before heading back to stir up Peewee Daisy. Y'all have a good night tonight...
Monday, May 18, 2026
My Ongoing Walking and Running Training Activity: Going for the Steps, Slowly
Today I exercised out in the back yard [soft running] and on the living room floor rug rock-running. The other day I watched a YouTube video extolling walking for fitness' sake. It touted doing up to 10,000 steps per day. I have been monitoring my Fitbit and Angel Sense watches, and watched some live major league baseball innings while simultaneously rocking my feet forwards and backwards, in he process adding steps on my wrist device. Yesterday I amassed 7,500 steps while, with today's sunset, I went over 8 thousand. Well, let's see how tomorrow goes.Becoming fitter with walking and running may, at my age and with this gloomy medical condition, have slowed down a lot. but it won't be until Saturday morning, May 23rd, when I test my training progress during Gainesville's next Depot Park 5K.Speed doesn't matter here, only distance covered. Just call me the "slow AF geezer"...Funny, a little while ago I searched on my phone's Facebook for photos taken at last Saturdays'West End Community Parkrun 5K west of Gainesvilleon Newberry Road, but the pictures hadn't been processed. Well, I'll check it out again tomorrow or Wednesday...
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