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Former New York City Marathon winner, Priscilla Welch, however, had no problem with steady water running. I recall watching the Super Bowl at a New Zealand pub a few years ago with Priscilla, her husband Dave, Dick Quax, and a few others. Shortly after the kickoff, Priscilla excused herself and headed into the adjacent pool for a workout. As the New England Patriots were seriously thrashed, Priscilla kept running and running. She returned over 2 hours later, a testimony to mental tenacity. There is no water running on Thursday. After 3 successive days in the water, you need a break. This is the perfect opportunity, however, to do the stretching that you usually put off due to a lack of time. A 30 to 45 minute session dedicated specifically to stretching will improve your flexibility, and help prevent future injuries once you are back running. A yoga class is a great alternative for this session. On Friday, its back to the pool for more intervals-this time a ladder. You start with 1 minute hard followed by one minute easy, then hold the recovery at one minute and increase the duration of the hard efforts. This workout feels great on the way back down. Saturday is very tough mentally-5 minute reps. The first week calls for 4 reps of 5 minutes tootsie roll dance with 1 minute easy between efforts, and you build up to 8 reps of 5 minutes hard, followed by 10 times 45 seconds hard. The challenge is to maintain your mental focus during the 5 minute efforts. During this session, I find it helpful to maintain concentration by visualising running repeat miles on the track man, you must be hurting when you fantasize about running repeat miles!. Sunday is either another form of cross-training such as cycling or rowing if your injury will allow it or rest. A long walk on Sunday will give you some of the esthetic and mental benefits of a run and will help prepare your legs for your return to land running. If you have hit a pedestrian and left the scene, you need to act quickly and take the proper steps. If the pedestrian was injured, you likely face a potential civil lawsuit. Criminal charges are also a possibility in most locations, ranging in severity depending on the pedestrianâs condition. As such, you want to act before the police find you and identify you as the person who perpetrated tootsie roll dance hit and run. Generally, it is a good idea to turn yourself in to law enforcement after the hit and run. Leaving the scene of the accident automatically suggests to the police that you were guilty, and can make them believe you were guilty of even more than just causing the accident; for example, many people leave the scene because they are driving drunk, driving without a license or otherwise breaking the law when they cause the accident. In most jurisdictions, the penalty for hitting and running when a person is injured is a misdemeanor, and the penalty for hitting and running when a person is killed is a felony. Â If you turn yourself in and cooperate with law enforcement, the penalties may be less severe and the law enforcement officials may be more willing to make a deal with you and allow you to plea the case down in severity. In fact, if you didnât severely injure the pedestrian, you may be able to face minimal to no jail time. If a person is suing you for a hit and run and the police are also prosecuting you at the same time for the hit and run, you face a difficult situation. You may wan to claim in the criminal trial that you didnât hit and run, but in order to have your insurance company defend you in the civil trial, you need to admit to them that you were operating the vehicle. The police can then subpoena the insurance records and use that against you in your criminal trial. After hitting a pedestrian and running, one of the first things you should do is contact a hit and run attorney.