Low-impact cardio is a great way to maintain your fitness while recovering from an injury. I spend a lot of time on the elliptical and in the pool. I use my tracker to monitor my heart rate and my effort level. I've found that I can still get a very effective workout without the jarring impact of running. I've also started tracking my recovery and my sleep quality to ensure I'm not overdoing it. If my knee is feeling a bit sore, I'll take a rest day or do a very light session. This helps me avo

As an avid runner, dealing with knee pain was a major setback. I've had to learn how to modify my workouts to stay active without making things worse. I've started incorporating low-impact activities like swimming and using the elliptical. I use an app to track my sessions and my pain levels. In the beginning, it was frustrating to not be able to run. But I've found that swimming is an incredible full-body workout that is much easier on my joints. I've also started a targeted strength training

Knee is feeling much better today. Taking it slow and steady.

It's hard to slow down as a runner, but listening to my body is the most important thing.

Focusing on strength training to support my joints. Squats and lunges are back on the list.

The elliptical is my new best friend during this recovery phase. Keeping the cardio up!

Logged a 30-minute swim today. Zero impact on my knees and I still got a great workout.

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lately i've been seeing a huge shift from new drops to vintage pieces. people are tired of the same 5 shoes every month. they want something unique, something with a story. i've started incorporating more vintage tees and rare finds into my shop and the response has been insane. the quality of those 90s pieces is just better than anything u can find today. if you're a reseller and you're not looking at vintage, you're missing out. the market is moving and u gotta move with it. vibes are definite

a lot of people hate on resellers, saying we're the reason they can't get shoes at retail. and i get it. but at the end of the day, it's just supply and demand. i'm putting in the hours, the research, and the risk that most people won't. if u want the shoe, u gotta pay the price. is the hype making things too expensive? maybe. but without the hype, would these shoes even be as cool as they are? it's a double-edged sword. i'm just playing the game. no cap, the culture is changing but it's not dea

it all started when i realized i was spending more money on shoes than i was making at my part-time job. i decided to sell one pair to pay for another, and then i realized there was a whole world of reselling. first rule: know your market. what's hyped today might be a brick tomorrow. second: network! join the cook groups and the discord servers. third: presentation is everything. take good photos, be honest about the condition, and ship fast. it's a lot of work and a lot of risk, but there's no

standing in line at 4am for a drop that might not even happen. the things we do for the fits. lowkey i'm exhausted but the w will be worth it.

resell prices are tanking right now. time to buy the dip and hold for the summer. tbh the long game is where the real bread is.