Re: The Running Thread
Posted: Tue May 12, 2020 7:12 pm
trying to get my hottie coworker to run with us next time
Invite The Blowfish and Hottie will HAVE to come along!lennytheweedwhacker wrote:trying to get my hottie coworker to run with us next time
Holy shit....you go hard! Get after it!ghost wrote:the final big training run (26.2) before the 50k is this friday. feeling pretty beat up right now. have a feeling it's gonna be brutal. i need goggins running alongside me carrying a tractor tire and calling me a bitch.
it's gonna be a great day, bud. suffering is beautiful. to be clear, you ran the 26 today???ghost wrote:the final big training run (26.2) before the 50k is this friday. feeling pretty beat up right now. have a feeling it's gonna be brutal. i need goggins running alongside me carrying a tractor tire and calling me a bitch.
nah, the 26 is friday. the 50k is in two weeks. there will be suffering.Dev wrote:it's gonna be a great day, bud. suffering is beautiful. to be clear, you ran the 26 today???ghost wrote:the final big training run (26.2) before the 50k is this friday. feeling pretty beat up right now. have a feeling it's gonna be brutal. i need goggins running alongside me carrying a tractor tire and calling me a bitch.
is that better than your average pace?Dev wrote:15km in 1 hour 23 min tonight.
No. That's pretty much where I am stuck this year except I went 3km further than usual.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is that better than your average pace?Dev wrote:15km in 1 hour 23 min tonight.
well it's good that you can keep up the same pace while going further...i'm proud of youDev wrote:No. That's pretty much where I am stuck this year except I went 3km further than usual.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is that better than your average pace?Dev wrote:15km in 1 hour 23 min tonight.
don't worry about the running to walking ratio so much. don't overthink it at all. just push as much as you can! it takes a long time to make serious gains in this sport. honestly my pace has never really changed in 5 years. I just keep adding distance.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:well it's good that you can keep up the same pace while going further...i'm proud of youDev wrote:No. That's pretty much where I am stuck this year except I went 3km further than usual.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is that better than your average pace?Dev wrote:15km in 1 hour 23 min tonight.
i'm going tomorrow, but not sure how much running vs walking i'll be able to do...i've gone every other day since last tuesday, and my pace hasn't changed much
maybe you should smoke some weed first like I did.verb_to_trust wrote:I felt dead on my feet out there today.
yeah i'm not that frustrated...more than anything i just wish i could get done more quickly and obviously running more would help with thatDev wrote:don't worry about the running to walking ratio so much. don't overthink it at all. just push as much as you can! it takes a long time to make serious gains in this sport. honestly my pace has never really changed in 5 years. I just keep adding distance.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:well it's good that you can keep up the same pace while going further...i'm proud of youDev wrote:No. That's pretty much where I am stuck this year except I went 3km further than usual.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is that better than your average pace?Dev wrote:15km in 1 hour 23 min tonight.
i'm going tomorrow, but not sure how much running vs walking i'll be able to do...i've gone every other day since last tuesday, and my pace hasn't changed much
do i have to come up there and feed youverb_to_trust wrote:I just need to eat more. My body has broken down my muscles due to my daily starvation.
I got Lenny to start smoking weed and now he is one of the best runners on RMverb_to_trust wrote:I just need to eat more. My body has broken down my muscles due to my daily starvation.