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LatestSeptember 2026
What half marathon training with POTS actually looks like
I started training in May for a November race, and almost none of it has gone according to the plan: a Florida summer, POTS symptoms, and a motorcycle accident in the middle of it. Here’s what I’ve actually learned so far.
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