The Pain of Running at Altitude

"I didn't really recognize I had a problem until like mile 25 and mile 25 was when there was like a steep uphill," he says. "It kind of just like every time I bent over to try to climb where it was leaning forward, it was like stabbing pain behind my shoulder blades" The ER doc at one of the eight stations was thinking that she might have cracked a rib or fractured her spine but decided not to call an ambulance because you're not going to make it worse. She only found out about this from dad at like mile 60 and you were hurt. You're back. It's gnarly is right. No, I want to know, do you think you