Re: running to get to places. Back when I lived in Dallas, Steve Nash still played for the Mavs. In the offseason, when he and Dirk were younger, they used to go out all the time. But Nash was kind of a maniac, so when they'd go bar hopping, Nash would run to the next bar. You'd be sitting somewhere in Deep Ellum or some such and you'd be like "oh look there goes Steve Nash running down the street."
I ran into Steve Avery once in the mid90s when he was on the DL with the Sox. He was just running around the Charles. I said, hey Steve and he said hey.
Thanks, Joe. Plantar is tough. I don't know of any magic bullet, but I have been able to ward it off with a stretch where you sit back on your heels and really stretch the soles of your feet. It's a tough one at first. Go easy.
Just getting around to reading this but really enjoyed it! Love these segments
Thanks Emmett. They're a blast to do.
Excellent interview. Big fan of LT's stuff.
Re: running to get to places. Back when I lived in Dallas, Steve Nash still played for the Mavs. In the offseason, when he and Dirk were younger, they used to go out all the time. But Nash was kind of a maniac, so when they'd go bar hopping, Nash would run to the next bar. You'd be sitting somewhere in Deep Ellum or some such and you'd be like "oh look there goes Steve Nash running down the street."
I ran into Steve Avery once in the mid90s when he was on the DL with the Sox. He was just running around the Charles. I said, hey Steve and he said hey.
Oh man! What an awesome perspective on running AND parenting AND running while parenting. Always loved Louisa’s work TNY.
PS: Anyone know how long I can expect this plantar fasciitis to last??? I’m in like month two. Sucks.
Thanks, Joe. Plantar is tough. I don't know of any magic bullet, but I have been able to ward it off with a stretch where you sit back on your heels and really stretch the soles of your feet. It's a tough one at first. Go easy.