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Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 6:28 pm
by EJ
turned2black wrote: Chia seeds, please. Born to Run style. Viva el Caballo Blanco!
:thumbsup: you still need to step up to the Tarahumara running sandals.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 6:41 pm
by nyquillyn
EJ wrote:
turned2black wrote: Chia seeds, please. Born to Run style. Viva el Caballo Blanco!
:thumbsup: you still need to step up to the Tarahumara running sandals.
At this point, those sandals would have more padding then my New Balance 1600s. After ~1,200 miles, they are probably under 4 oz.
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Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 6:45 pm
by Kaius
You favor that right leg a little huh?

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 7:15 pm
by nyquillyn
Kaius wrote:You favor that right leg a little huh?
Absolutely! It's common for people to favor one leg over the other. I have a friend who has one chicken leg and one muscular leg. It's kinda awesome.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 7:17 pm
by Kaius
I favor my right side too. I try to make a conscious effort to balance it out, but it's hard

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 7:58 pm
by surfndestroy
20F this morning but felt colder. My camelback's drink tube was slushy and the spigot frozen solid 5 minutes into the ride. Thinking of swimming before work and bussing tomorrow. There's nothing fun about biking when its that cold.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 8:45 pm
by red calzolaio
do you guys have less respect for people that "run" on the elliptical?

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 8:57 pm
by nyquillyn
red calzolaio wrote:do you guys have less respect for people that "run" on the elliptical?
Not me, I have respect for all of God's creatures.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 9:34 pm
by Norah
turned2black wrote:
red calzolaio wrote:do you guys have less respect for people that "run" on the elliptical?
Not me, I have respect for all of God's creatures.
He didn't say no respect, he said less respect.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 9:35 pm
by red calzolaio
turned2black wrote:
red calzolaio wrote:do you guys have less respect for people that "run" on the elliptical?
Not me, I have respect for all of God's creatures.
i've had to resort to the elliptical. my knees just can't handle the running. although, running in the park on those trails last summer seemed to be ok. even after all this elliptical, my knees are creaky and noisy going up and down the stairs at home. no real pain, a little discomfort. guess i just need to continue to drop the weight and see how things go a few months down the road.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 9:55 pm
by nyquillyn
red calzolaio wrote:
turned2black wrote:
red calzolaio wrote:do you guys have less respect for people that "run" on the elliptical?
Not me, I have respect for all of God's creatures.
i've had to resort to the elliptical. my knees just can't handle the running. although, running in the park on those trails last summer seemed to be ok. even after all this elliptical, my knees are creaky and noisy going up and down the stairs at home. no real pain, a little discomfort. guess i just need to continue to drop the weight and see how things go a few months down the road.
Have you tried a track? I have a couple of friends with REALLY bad knees and they run almost exclusively on the high school track in their neighborhood.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 10:06 pm
by warehouse
red calzolaio wrote:
turned2black wrote:
red calzolaio wrote:do you guys have less respect for people that "run" on the elliptical?
Not me, I have respect for all of God's creatures.
i've had to resort to the elliptical. my knees just can't handle the running. although, running in the park on those trails last summer seemed to be ok. even after all this elliptical, my knees are creaky and noisy going up and down the stairs at home. no real pain, a little discomfort. guess i just need to continue to drop the weight and see how things go a few months down the road.
i was about to say "some people use ellipticals b/c its easier on joints" you obviously already know this lol. i went through a phase where i used an elliptical a decent amount, but the strides are too short for the way i run. my feet ended up smashed up against where you put your feet and they'd be numb after 20 minutes. ive been using a treadmill alot, but ill start running outside again when the weather gets nice. my knees still get sore, but i just ice them and smoke weed.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 10:22 pm
by surfndestroy
warehouse wrote:my knees still get sore, but i just ice them and smoke weed.
Do you smoke weed to deal with the pain from running? Or do you run to give you a cover for smoking weed?

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 10:26 pm
by warehouse
surfndestroy wrote:
warehouse wrote:my knees still get sore, but i just ice them and smoke weed.
Do you smoke weed to deal with the pain from running? Or do you run to give you a cover for smoking weed?
i actually run to get a runner's high. i smoke weed when i ice my knee b/c it helps me relax and sit still for a while. i light candles to cover for smoking weed.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 10:48 pm
by red calzolaio
turned2black wrote:
red calzolaio wrote:
turned2black wrote:
red calzolaio wrote:do you guys have less respect for people that "run" on the elliptical?
Not me, I have respect for all of God's creatures.
i've had to resort to the elliptical. my knees just can't handle the running. although, running in the park on those trails last summer seemed to be ok. even after all this elliptical, my knees are creaky and noisy going up and down the stairs at home. no real pain, a little discomfort. guess i just need to continue to drop the weight and see how things go a few months down the road.
Have you tried a track? I have a couple of friends with REALLY bad knees and they run almost exclusively on the high school track in their neighborhood.
i've only run on the track at the gym.

i think i need to take it easy with basketball. i always tweak my knees or knock knees while playing the ball.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Thu February 06, 2014 10:50 pm
by red calzolaio
warehouse wrote:
red calzolaio wrote:
turned2black wrote:
red calzolaio wrote:do you guys have less respect for people that "run" on the elliptical?
Not me, I have respect for all of God's creatures.
i've had to resort to the elliptical. my knees just can't handle the running. although, running in the park on those trails last summer seemed to be ok. even after all this elliptical, my knees are creaky and noisy going up and down the stairs at home. no real pain, a little discomfort. guess i just need to continue to drop the weight and see how things go a few months down the road.
i was about to say "some people use ellipticals b/c its easier on joints" you obviously already know this lol. i went through a phase where i used an elliptical a decent amount, but the strides are too short for the way i run. my feet ended up smashed up against where you put your feet and they'd be numb after 20 minutes. ive been using a treadmill alot, but ill start running outside again when the weather gets nice. my knees still get sore, but i just ice them and smoke weed.
the elliptical affords me to exercise everyday if i want. but i am experiencing exactly what you did with the smashed and numb feet.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Fri February 07, 2014 4:11 am
by nyquillyn
?? miles in 40 minutes

Felt like ass all day. Hit the track and things didn't really improve. Kinda sucked to break the string of great runs on the indoor track. Did manage a decent kick the last 5 miles. Ugh.

I compromised with my wife and agreed to run just 5 miles (or 40 minutes on the indoor track) a day for the next week in an effort to kick this stupid fucking cough.

Streak: 40

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Fri February 07, 2014 4:14 am
by red calzolaio
turned2black wrote:?? miles in 40 minutes

Felt like ass all day. Hit the track and things didn't really improve. Kinda sucked to break the string of great runs on the indoor track. Did manage a decent kick the last 5 miles. Ugh.

I compromised with my wife and agreed to run just 5 miles (or 40 minutes on the indoor track) a day for the next week in an effort to kick this stupid fucking cough.

Streak: 40
:thumbsup:

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Fri February 07, 2014 4:18 am
by Sgt. Crackpot
red calzolaio wrote:
turned2black wrote:?? miles in 40 minutes

Felt like ass all day. Hit the track and things didn't really improve. Kinda sucked to break the string of great runs on the indoor track. Did manage a decent kick the last 5 miles. Ugh.

I compromised with my wife and agreed to run just 5 miles (or 40 minutes on the indoor track) a day for the next week in an effort to kick this stupid fucking cough.

Streak: 40
:thumbsup:
You're kicking ass there t2b.

Have you tried using a vaporizer at night? It might help clear out the last of the gunk causing the cough.

Re: The running/exercise streak thread

Posted: Fri February 07, 2014 4:19 am
by red calzolaio
Sgt. Crackpot wrote:
red calzolaio wrote:
turned2black wrote:?? miles in 40 minutes

Felt like ass all day. Hit the track and things didn't really improve. Kinda sucked to break the string of great runs on the indoor track. Did manage a decent kick the last 5 miles. Ugh.

I compromised with my wife and agreed to run just 5 miles (or 40 minutes on the indoor track) a day for the next week in an effort to kick this stupid fucking cough.

Streak: 40
:thumbsup:
You're kicking ass there t2b.

Have you tried using a vaporizer at night? It might help clear out the last of the gunk causing the cough.