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		By: Alan Cole		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Just a quick follow up - The good news is that my achilles seems fine since the race so I was hoping to start running again. I was pretty motivated after the win as well. What I didn&#039;t notice at the time of the race though was that I must have stood on something in transition. I do vaguely remember a sharp pain as I exited the water from the swim but continued on regardless. I didn&#039;t feel it in the heat of the moment but it was pretty sore by the time I got home. Since then it seems to have got worse. It&#039;s not a huge cut but it is very deep and it&#039;s difficult not to aggravate it when it&#039;s on your foot.

Walking is more of a hobbling procedure at the moment, there&#039;s no chance of running and cycling shoes aren&#039;t the most comfortable for it either. I can surf ski without any pain but walking to and from the beach with my ski is pretty painful. I&#039;ve just come back from a windsurf session as well and I can confirm that windsurfing doesn&#039;t help it either!

I think it might take a while to heal thanks to the depth of the wound and it&#039;s location. There&#039;s always something!!!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just a quick follow up &#8211; The good news is that my achilles seems fine since the race so I was hoping to start running again. I was pretty motivated after the win as well. What I didn&#8217;t notice at the time of the race though was that I must have stood on something in transition. I do vaguely remember a sharp pain as I exited the water from the swim but continued on regardless. I didn&#8217;t feel it in the heat of the moment but it was pretty sore by the time I got home. Since then it seems to have got worse. It&#8217;s not a huge cut but it is very deep and it&#8217;s difficult not to aggravate it when it&#8217;s on your foot.</p>
<p>Walking is more of a hobbling procedure at the moment, there&#8217;s no chance of running and cycling shoes aren&#8217;t the most comfortable for it either. I can surf ski without any pain but walking to and from the beach with my ski is pretty painful. I&#8217;ve just come back from a windsurf session as well and I can confirm that windsurfing doesn&#8217;t help it either!</p>
<p>I think it might take a while to heal thanks to the depth of the wound and it&#8217;s location. There&#8217;s always something!!!</p>
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