i missed this yesterday…great worktree_ wrote:5.25 miles this evening. Feel pretty great about it.
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what’s your heart rate normally? Mine is ridiculous but it’s the only way I can get a halfway decent pacetree_ wrote:So, this is the furthest I've gone and I owe it to keeping heartrate down. No matter how slow I have to go, be it walking even, trying to keep heartrate down to around 140-150 most of the time worked wonders this time. I even woke up a little hung over in the morning and wasn't feeling great by the time evening run came. I imagine how well I will do when I'm feeling fresh. I looked into this more and it's a method used by many to great results. Things are finally looking up for me. Going to try to pull off over 5 miles at least 2-3 times a week now.tree_ wrote:5.25 miles this evening. Feel pretty great about it.
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Thanks. If I'm pushing myself normally and not paying attention, it can get up to 160, 170 fairly quickly after the first half mile or so. So now when it shoots up, I walk and watch it hover around 150, 140, and when it gets to 130s I slowly jog and try to get it to stay around 150 if I can.. if not I walk again. Simple as that, but it makes a big difference for me to be satisfied with a consistent heartrate as opposed to pace.
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Also, when you train like this you should be able to increase your pace while keeping heartrate low after some time. Here's some info on it.
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i tried something similar last year when i was concerned about my heart rate, but it didn’t really change anything…and even though I’m clearly in better shape than I was 12-14 months ago it hasn’t lessened either
i had some tests run on my heart and they didn’t find anything, but it does still concern me a bit
i had some tests run on my heart and they didn’t find anything, but it does still concern me a bit
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my run schedule this week is going to be iffy, so I’m going to try to kill it on 2 miles this evening…estimated average heart rate is 180
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This exchange was waaay back in January 2020. Pre pandemic. I stuck with it, save a couple of patches that year. I'm still running, retired those discount Bostons, am on like 3 different pairs of shoes now and logging runs up to an hour long on the regular.washing machine wrote:verb_to_trust wrote:My physical therapist gave me a 10/12 week timeline to returning to running at my initial appointment yesterday. Will you be a Strava ghost again by the time I get back?Nah. This time I'll stick with it. I promise.The effort I put into Strava this time will be directly proportional to the discount percentage I paid for the Boston 8s.
...but now verb's not here anymore. Is it even worth it?
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only did a mile…i’m quittinglennytheweedwhacker wrote:my run schedule this week is going to be iffy, so I’m going to try to kill it on 2 miles this evening…estimated average heart rate is 180
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Don’t worry about it
Walked the dog almost a couple miles in the humid heat. Was harder than it should have been.
Walked the dog almost a couple miles in the humid heat. Was harder than it should have been.
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yeah i think the humidity got to me...and i may have gone a little too hard too quicklytree_ wrote:Don’t worry about it
Walked the dog almost a couple miles in the humid heat. Was harder than it should have been.
i still want to quit though
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Surely you're in a better position than you were before taking up running, though.
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meh
my only goal in exercising now is to allow me to eat somewhat badly…i can’t handle the complete inconsistency in my runs
my only goal in exercising now is to allow me to eat somewhat badly…i can’t handle the complete inconsistency in my runs
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We'll never give up on you, Leonard. I'll carry you to the finish line if I have to.
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i'm not worth itEllo Sailor wrote:We'll never give up on you, Leonard. I'll carry you to the finish line if I have to.
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Probably true but I would get a killer workout in.
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maybe...you can probably deadlift 4 times my weight thoughEllo Sailor wrote:Probably true but I would get a killer workout in.
i might as well start getting fat again
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Lenny, that's nonsense. Keep running. Even if it's shitty and slow, you're still better for it.
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i don’t feel any better at all…thanks for the encouragement thoughEllo Sailor wrote:Lenny, that's nonsense. Keep running. Even if it's shitty and slow, you're still better for it.
i’m going to bed…maybe i’ll disappear in the night
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The knee discomfort I was secretely worried might be a sprain yesterday completely disappeared today. Still, took it light for 3 miles this morning just to be safe, but thank goodness all is well. I was pretty bummy yesterday about it if I'm being honest.
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glad your bummy's now yummy. good news