The Running Thread
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I just ran my first half marathon in under 2 hours. At the beginning of this summer my longest run ever was maybe around 8km.
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nice work, dev
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Acid reflux is still burning in my throat. Crazy.
Or maybe it's my lactate level? How does that work?
Or maybe it's my lactate level? How does that work?
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Training on trails for my 11 mile trail run is going to kill me. I tripped the other day so hard that my shoe flew off, almost stepped on a 4 foot black snake, and did you know that it's possible to bruise the bottom of your foot? I did not.
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Falling so hard your shoe flies off...lol.
Verb the thought of you having nothing to show for that 3 hour treadmill session is making me sad. Sign up for a half at least. Get a shiny medal to wear in your wedding photos.
Verb the thought of you having nothing to show for that 3 hour treadmill session is making me sad. Sign up for a half at least. Get a shiny medal to wear in your wedding photos.
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Technically, I didn't fall. I stayed on my feet.guestT wrote:Falling so hard your shoe flies off...lol.
Maybe I don't have the attention span for runs over an hour.Dev wrote:You have to pay better attention to the ground and your feet.
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It's possible. Don't get me wrong. I have hurt myself plenty of times, because I am not paying good enough attention, but I think I have sharpened up in my old age. The point is it's just a stupid reason to get injured.B wrote:Maybe I don't have the attention span for runs over an hour.Dev wrote:You have to pay better attention to the ground and your feet.
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Just got back from a 10km run. The most I'd previously been doing was around the 7km mark lately. Felt good, and I beat my personal best times from the 6km mark onwards - some by over 2 minutes, so I'm happy about that
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dev, answer himRangi Guy wrote:Just got back from a 10km run. The most I'd previously been doing was around the 7km mark lately. Felt good, and I beat my personal best times from the 6km mark onwards - some by over 2 minutes, so I'm happy about that
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that smartsDev wrote:It's possible. Don't get me wrong. I have hurt myself plenty of times, because I am not paying good enough attention, but I think I have sharpened up in my old age. The point is it's just a stupid reason to get injured.B wrote:Maybe I don't have the attention span for runs over an hour.Dev wrote:You have to pay better attention to the ground and your feet.
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It was nice to be back out there today.
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alknee tunes wrote:dev, answer himRangi Guy wrote:Just got back from a 10km run. The most I'd previously been doing was around the 7km mark lately. Felt good, and I beat my personal best times from the 6km mark onwards - some by over 2 minutes, so I'm happy about that
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I just ran another half marathon. These leave mentally and physically exhausted.
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You're a beast, dev.
My wife's going out of town this weekend so after tomorrow I don't think I'll be able to run again until Tuesday.
Maybe a short one if I can convince my daughter to ride in the trailer. Oh well...a little rest before the 6-hour race next weekend might not be a bad idea.
My wife's going out of town this weekend so after tomorrow I don't think I'll be able to run again until Tuesday.
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I think I'm addicted to running now
I'm a runner now
I'm working up my stamina slowly but surely
I run around my lakeside community area
there are hills
I'm getting better at pushing myself to run up them as long as possible
my calves get pretty tight so I have to take a day off sometimes regretably
on that day yesterday i did my stationary bike only 250cal/30min cause poor poor baby cry and wife cooked
hard to fit in exercises with poor poor baby so young but i'm doing it
feeling fresh
strong good
I'm a runner now
I'm working up my stamina slowly but surely
I run around my lakeside community area
there are hills
I'm getting better at pushing myself to run up them as long as possible
my calves get pretty tight so I have to take a day off sometimes regretably
on that day yesterday i did my stationary bike only 250cal/30min cause poor poor baby cry and wife cooked
hard to fit in exercises with poor poor baby so young but i'm doing it
feeling fresh
strong good
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Still waiting for that Strava follow, bro.guestT wrote:You're a beast, dev.
PS I also biked 8.6km yesterday but forgot to mention it.
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