hiking2:05:11 4.36 mi (28:43 / mi) +222m24:48 / mi ahr:104 max:128
Based on the heart rate it doesn't seem like I was working hard but it sure felt hard to me. Wore my studded icebug o-shoes which worked perfectly on the packed snow.
The good news is that the MRI showed nothing was torn or damaged to the point of needing surgery. The bad news is that my shoulder can't be "fixed". So, will try to find a physical therapist that knows what they are doing and see if that helps.
More shoveling. A great neighbor did some snowblowing at some point so I didn't have to do much on the sidewalk but digging out my car was hard. Shoulder not too happy.
1 PM
snowhoe1:03:02 1.63 mi (38:40 / mi) +65m34:24 / mi ahr:127 max:149
Snowshoe with Sandy in the Wissahickon. It was hard enough work that after about 25 minutes we decided we had enough of breaking trail so we just turned around and went back the way we came. But then we decided to HTFU and broke trail through the meadow to finish it off. Surprised by how few tracks there were; I figured people would have been skiing all morning.
Fell once and managed to jam my finger so that my knuckle is nice and swollen. Just add it to the list of body parts that hurt.