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A different track -- When exercise causes injury, find an alternative
2004
Overview
[Trish Headley], now 42, was training for the Flying Pig Marathon in Cincinnati that May, so she ignored the pain and did her scheduled run the next day. Over the next two months, the pain in Headley's leg worsened - and she ran more and more. Photo(3); Photographs by Thomas Busler/The Commercial Appeal Thomas Busler/The Commercial Appeal Trish Headley had a hard time adjusting to being grounded from her running routine by injury. She found alternatives in swimming and biking during the down time. Physical therapist [Joel Lyons] examines the leg of a runner who was injured. \"It was a real stunner to realize I wasn't going to run for 12 weeks,\" said Trish Headley. \"I became irritated and depressed, and I lost perspective.\"
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Gannett Media Corp
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