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Getting Back In The Saddle After Marathon Recovery

ByTim Nolte Updated on

Finally got out this morning for my first run since the marathon. Doing a reverse taper, doing the training plan in reverse, as a way to ease back in. Felt great to be out there again, despite the cold and rain.

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