Hypochondria

I did feel a slight ache in the right shoulder then a “catch” toward the end (after stopping). No, I don’t want to go back, but I will adjust what I am doing. I do feel a forward pull in my shoulders; time to bring back rows in one form or another (make them back friendly?) and chest stretches.

And maybe, gradually reintroduce back stroke.

Workout notes:

Sleepy…a bit high after a night of Chiefs baseball (10-1 loss..4 errors).

Swim: 1800 yards:

5 x 50 free, 50 side

10 x 25 drill, 25 swim (lots of forward kicking)

10 x 50 on the 1:10. Mostly 50-51 though the last one was 49

50 back, 50 breast

100 pull

100 of 25 dolphin kick, 25 breast

LOT of slow paced PT; did everything plus

Walk. 2.02 in 30:10 (14:57 pace). Note: I felt it at 1.65 or so; I have a conditioning problem. My abs tire and I slump forward and I end up losing spinal support.

Baseball last weekend I got to see 2 of Bradley’s games against Indiana State: a 12 inning loss then a nice win. The win had the following happen: in the bottom of the 7’th with ISU up 2-1, 2 out, BU had a runner on second. ISU intentionally walks the BU batter and the next player up hits a home run! Great win to get the series win.

Chiefs: oh boy..this was a 10-1 loss. First 2 runs were NOT the fault of the starter; 2 out, runner on second, sharp ground ball to the short stop who decided to play games with the runner instead of going for the all but certain force at 1’st..bad throw..runners advance to 2’nd and third, then the next batter hits a single to drive in two.

Short stop made THREE errors…but is on the team due to a .378 batting average and a ton of RBIs. The kid can hit. Maybe a future DH?