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after dropping my kid off to soccer practice, I decided to talk a walk around the practice facilities to close out my rings. I decided that once I hit the first mile I’d try to see if I could run the next mile without stopping.
the moment came and I went off at a nice pace. The fields are uneven with a few inclines here and there.
I made it all the way through nonstop for a 9’20 mile.
I hope my wife doesn’t lurk on the board or she’ll kill me.
the moment came and I went off at a nice pace. The fields are uneven with a few inclines here and there.
I made it all the way through nonstop for a 9’20 mile.
I hope my wife doesn’t lurk on the board or she’ll kill me.
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Okay Courtney Dauwalterlennytheweedwhacker wrote:I wear basketball shorts.washing machine wrote:What are you guys's preferred inseam length for running shorts? I personally would never with anything longer than 5"
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Hell yeah, dad. You love to see it.dad wrote:after dropping my kid off to soccer practice, I decided to talk a walk around the practice facilities to close out my rings. I decided that once I hit the first mile I’d try to see if I could run the next mile without stopping.
the moment came and I went off at a nice pace. The fields are uneven with a few inclines I had to go up rather than down.
I made it all the way through nonstop for a 9’20 mile.
I hope my wife doesn’t lurk on the board or she’ll kill me.
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Tracksmith 7 inch Sessionswashing machine wrote:What are you guys's preferred inseam length for running shorts? I personally would never with anything longer than 5"
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A dude as tall as you could get away with 7"s. Love Tracksmith's minimal but essential pocket placement.verb_to_trust wrote:Tracksmith 7 inch Sessionswashing machine wrote:What are you guys's preferred inseam length for running shorts? I personally would never with anything longer than 5"
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You are seriously a beast.dad wrote:after dropping my kid off to soccer practice, I decided to talk a walk around the practice facilities to close out my rings. I decided that once I hit the first mile I’d try to see if I could run the next mile without stopping.
the moment came and I went off at a nice pace. The fields are uneven with a few inclines here and there.
I made it all the way through nonstop for a 9’20 mile.
I hope my wife doesn’t lurk on the board or she’ll kill me.
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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I decided to go as far as I could without sacrificing too much pace, really hoping for around 9:45 the first two miles. Ended up a little slower, but I didn’t walk until 3.10. Walked two small intervals totaling no more than .07 I’m sure, and finished 4 miles at 38:46 with the last mile beyond the fastest. It felt great physically and mentally.
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How many sh*ts did you take?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I decided to go as far as I could without sacrificing too much pace, really hoping for around 9:45 the first two miles. Ended up a little slower, but I didn’t walk until 3.10. Walked two small intervals totaling no more than .07 I’m sure, and finished 4 miles at 38:46 with the last mile beyond the fastest. It felt great physically and mentally.
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Good run.
I can't help but think that you could have gone further if you sacrificed a little pace, brother. That's probably how alex did it.
I can't help but think that you could have gone further if you sacrificed a little pace, brother. That's probably how alex did it.
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Tremendous. I'm stoked on thislennytheweedwhacker wrote:I decided to go as far as I could without sacrificing too much pace, really hoping for around 9:45 the first two miles. Ended up a little slower, but I didn’t walk until 3.10. Walked two small intervals totaling no more than .07 I’m sure, and finished 4 miles at 38:46 with the last mile beyond the fastest. It felt great physically and mentally.
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sounds like it is you who is the beast.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I decided to go as far as I could without sacrificing too much pace, really hoping for around 9:45 the first two miles. Ended up a little slower, but I didn’t walk until 3.10. Walked two small intervals totaling no more than .07 I’m sure, and finished 4 miles at 38:46 with the last mile beyond the fastest. It felt great physically and mentally.
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Not a dang one. I do go beforehand though.macphisto wrote:How many sh*ts did you take?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I decided to go as far as I could without sacrificing too much pace, really hoping for around 9:45 the first two miles. Ended up a little slower, but I didn’t walk until 3.10. Walked two small intervals totaling no more than .07 I’m sure, and finished 4 miles at 38:46 with the last mile beyond the fastest. It felt great physically and mentally.
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Oh no doubt, but I wanted to stick to 4 right now plus the sun was going down. It’s been too long since I’ve gone that far, but I’m definitely going to start doing that more consistently. My next race is in two weeks and I’m going to do 2 maybe 3 of these prior.washing machine wrote:Good run.
I can't help but think that you could have gone further if you sacrificed a little pace, brother. That's probably how alex did it.
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Not even.dad wrote:sounds like it is you who is the beast.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I decided to go as far as I could without sacrificing too much pace, really hoping for around 9:45 the first two miles. Ended up a little slower, but I didn’t walk until 3.10. Walked two small intervals totaling no more than .07 I’m sure, and finished 4 miles at 38:46 with the last mile beyond the fastest. It felt great physically and mentally.
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I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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Bought a pair of Kinvara 12’s on sale.
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Enjoy. They're firm but comfortable
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Like me.washing machine wrote:Enjoy. They're firm but comfortable
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i'm almost certain this has been discussed before, but do any of you runners wear socks, even no shows?
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have you tried running without socks?
if so, how did it feel?
if so, how did it feel?
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