The Running Thread

[epilogue]

I have no idea how I got in 7 miles today. My body straight up betrayed me. I was keeping a good 8 and a half minute pace for three miles. Then I hit a goddamn wall. My legs just stopped. My guts roiled. Felt like I was gonna throw up. I dropped a full minute on mile 4 and never bounced back. Mile 7 was 10+.

[run2death]

It happens, man.

The key is to finish. Gutting out the shitty runs builds stamina and mental toughness.

[epilogue]

It happens, man.

The key is to finish. Gutting out the shitty runs builds stamina and mental toughness.

Word. That's why I pushed through and kept going instead of walking home.

I'd feel better about it if I was actually training for something, though.

[Dev]

I will be returning to running soon.

[verb_to_trust]

LIFE WTR is some good ass tasting water

[Dev]

Cant wait to run again. Just ordered my watch. Got a new route planned. Might try it tomorrow.

[epilogue]

Great

[Dev]

I went for a statless run today. I feel so peaceful now.

[run2death]

So you didn't actually run then?

[Dev]

Just be cool

[run2death]

No

[Dev]

Would you prefer if I did not participate in this thread?

[run2death]

No

[Dev]

Then you should be psyched I got a run in. I know I'm not the best runner on RM. That might be you, R2D. But I love running just like you do. And I think that's what's important.

[run2death]

KT's post about her boyfriend's death reminds me that everyone (but particularity runners) should get their hearts checked out when they reach 40.

The prime heart attack years for runners are 45 to 55.

[epilogue]

KT's post about her boyfriend's death reminds me that everyone (but particularity runners) should get their hearts checked out when they reach 40.

The prime heart attack years for runners are 45 to 55.

[daft twat]

Hit 500 for the summer today. Ran a half today. Ran down into St. Paul and back up home (400 feet of climbing) and finished just under 1:37. Miles are in the bank. 6 weeks until the marathon. We’ll see.

[run2death]

Pikes Peak Marathon today.

Looks like Kilian is destroying the field.

Some things never change.

[verb_to_trust]

Perfect conditions out there today. My favorite time of year for running is right around the corner.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Pikes Peak Marathon today.

Looks like Kilian is destroying the field.

Some things never change.

My first assignment in the Air Force was Colorado Springs. I was always amazed at that race.