I am also forcing myself to take a week off from running and it is HARD lol. Counting down the days until Sunday when I will try a short, easy run.
@DopeyBadger can tell you much better than I can, but you should probably think about taking more than a week off for recovery if you ran the marathon.
I started from A for the 5k/10k and B for the half/full and every race was so different! Between stops I ran about an 11 minute pace for the 5k, a 10 minute pace for the 10k, and 11 minute pace for the half, and 11:30-12 for the full.
The group around me cheered when Charlie made the shot as well! So much nostalgia. W&D is also looking to be my next runDisney adventure and I would love to get back to my old half marathon times which were well under 2:00.
After testing positive, he was looking at his Fenix 7 data and noticed the pulse ox readings had dropped into the 80s during the half and full. Selfishly, one of the benefits for me having stayed with him the entire weekend is that I had absolutely no soreness. Typically I take a decent amount of time off after a full/Dopey, but I ran an easy 4 mile recovery run yesterday morning and felt great. I’m thankful as my next half is in just over 3 weeks. 
I tested positive on Sat and didn’t run the marathon. There’s a Reddit thread right now with lots of ppl who have returned home sick, COVID or otherwise.
I have no tested positive at this point, and I've had sniffles for a few days now.
Do you mind sharing the screenshot? I love Kristin’s 10 minute yoga classes for post run stretches
My mom who was with me the whole time (cheer squad) has a cold. She has tested three times for covid and still negative, so we are thinking just cold. Also all she has is a runny nose.Curious, for those who went home with a “cold,” did you test for covid? My poor hubs tested positive Monday night after we arrived back in CA. In his line of work he has to be ultra conscientious and can’t chalk up symptoms to just being a cold. I’ve had two negative tests so far and definitely hoping it stays that way.
It was our third and likely last Dopey as this time was brutal for my husband. Likely related to unknowingly running with covid.
Marathon Weekend is such a fun time, but coming from California to do dopey is rough. Beyond thankful rD is coming back to DLR as we’ll likely cut our WDW run weekends way back and stay close to home. After years of being spoiled by the DLR rD races (rolling out of bed shortly before the start and walking to corrals), the WDW four early bus days in a row is just too much!
That was me following last year's marathon. I hope that you feel better soon.
I'd love to see the screenshot too, if you don't mind sharing it. I'm in the group of taking 2+ weeks off to recover, and enjoying it, but want to get in the habit of strength training and yoga in my time off.
Curious, for those who went home with a “cold,” did you test for covid? My poor hubs tested positive Monday night after we arrived back in CA. In his line of work he has to be ultra conscientious and can’t chalk up symptoms to just being a cold. I’ve had two negative tests so far and definitely hoping it stays that way.
It was our third and likely last Dopey as this time was brutal for my husband. Likely related to unknowingly running with covid.
Marathon Weekend is such a fun time, but coming from California to do dopey is rough. Beyond thankful rD is coming back to DLR as we’ll likely cut our WDW run weekends way back and stay close to home. After years of being spoiled by the DLR rD races (rolling out of bed shortly before the start and walking to corrals), the WDW four early bus days in a row is just too much!
I came home with a feeling of overall fatigue which morphed into stomach flu on Wednesday. Yes, I tested for COVID, and thankfully the test was negative.
in early 20 right when Covid was starting to be a thing I had some respiratory issues I couldn’t shake and urgent care kept insisting it was because I just did an endurance event as I was “too young” for it to be Covid lol
