Yeah you can see the HR and RPE was higher because of the heat. I’ve followed a simple rule with niggles when I’ve run, and that’s, “if the pain is 4/10 or less, I will carry on”. If it’s worse, I will stop. Generally this has worked really well for me. I had foot problems once and remember walking home midway through ad Horntye run because the pain went to a 5, and took 8 days rest which did the trick. So it’s just a case of listening to your body and seeing if it gets worse. I’d also look at shoe choice as well. I checked Strava and noticed you are running in the ASICS Magic Speeds, is there a reason you do your easy runs in these? Or just they are the ones you find the most comfort. I would question that shoe choice for an easy run and perhaps look for something with more support and stability.
Coach Simon ๐