washing machine wrote:Hope to see you back soon. What's the early scoop on the Boston 9s?
Hard to tell. The upper looks weird. Like it can't decide if it wants to be ultra breathable or locked down. I still have some 7s to burn through before I'd give them a try. Hopefully they have some cool colorways by fall.
You been running lately Reid? I refuse to open my Strava app, it depresses me.
Yeah, I've got a handful of runs and walks logged over the last month. No regular routine. Just escaping the house, wife, and five month old infrequently and with with moderate guilt.
dimejinky99 wrote:I could destroy any ai chatbot you put in front of me. Easily.
I think I'm about done with Hokas after my current pairs wear out. The Cliftons start to feel dead after 100 miles on the road, and the Challengers are too tall for technical trail running. Thinking of maybe going back to Brooks on the road and trying Altra on the trails.
ghost wrote:Signed up for one of those Last Man Standing events in June. Spoiler alert, I will not be the last man standing.
Is it just loops around a race track?
4.x mile loops on a wooded trail (12 loops = 50 miles, 24 = 100, etc.). You have 1 hour to run the loop and be back at the start line at the top of the hour for the next loop. Continues like that until only one runner is left.
ghost wrote:Signed up for one of those Last Man Standing events in June. Spoiler alert, I will not be the last man standing.
Is it just loops around a race track?
4.x mile loops on a wooded trail (12 loops = 50 miles, 24 = 100, etc.). You have 1 hour to run the loop and be back at the start line at the top of the hour for the next loop. Continues like that until only one runner is left.
verb_to_trust wrote:I was talking to my PT today. She thinks I might be able to convince them to let me run after my next doctors appointment on Tuesday.
