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Guys, the New Balance MRC1600s are the best pair of running shoes I have ever owned and that pains me to say because I'm really a trail guy and these are road shoes. If you're looking to dabble in minimalist shoes and primarily run roads, you need these. Yes, they are over $100, but they are worth it. Only 6 motherfucking ounces.
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Yoga class tonight but i am very fucking tired. And been sitting at my desk all day. Not feeling very limber, bros.
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10 miles in 74 minutes
I put Irish trad on the Sansa and as expected it makes for terrible running music. Still, I cruised the entire way. Even split with no finishing kick. Another easy day on the canals.
I put Irish trad on the Sansa and as expected it makes for terrible running music. Still, I cruised the entire way. Even split with no finishing kick. Another easy day on the canals.
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How many days a week do you run? Now that im over 2 miles on each run i don't feel like i can run back to back nights, my knees and shins usually hurt a bit too much, so i try to go every other do usually, though i skipped tonight because i put some grass seed down on the front yard after work.turned2black wrote:10 miles in 74 minutes
I put Irish trad on Sansa and as expected it makes for terrible running music. Still, I cruised the entire way. Even split with no finishing kick. Another easy day on the canals.
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Getting ready for spring doc ?Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:How many days a week do you run? Now that im over 2 miles on each run i don't feel like i can run back to back nights, my knees and shins usually hurt a bit too much, so i try to go every other do usually, though i skipped tonight because i put some grass seed down on the front yard after work.turned2black wrote:10 miles in 74 minutes
I put Irish trad on Sansa and as expected it makes for terrible running music. Still, I cruised the entire way. Even split with no finishing kick. Another easy day on the canals.
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Kinda, we might get a decent amount of snow tomorrow and Wednesday so i wanted to get some seed down for the snow to push into the groundBigWrigg wrote:Getting ready for spring doc ?Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:How many days a week do you run? Now that im over 2 miles on each run i don't feel like i can run back to back nights, my knees and shins usually hurt a bit too much, so i try to go every other do usually, though i skipped tonight because i put some grass seed down on the front yard after work.turned2black wrote:10 miles in 74 minutes
I put Irish trad on Sansa and as expected it makes for terrible running music. Still, I cruised the entire way. Even split with no finishing kick. Another easy day on the canals.
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good work !!Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:Kinda, we might get a decent amount of snow tomorrow and Wednesday so i wanted to get some seed down for the snow to push into the groundBigWrigg wrote:Getting ready for spring doc ?Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:How many days a week do you run? Now that im over 2 miles on each run i don't feel like i can run back to back nights, my knees and shins usually hurt a bit too much, so i try to go every other do usually, though i skipped tonight because i put some grass seed down on the front yard after work.turned2black wrote:10 miles in 74 minutes
I put Irish trad on Sansa and as expected it makes for terrible running music. Still, I cruised the entire way. Even split with no finishing kick. Another easy day on the canals.
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The last few weeks just 30 to 40 miles a week. But I'll probably pick it up to about 60 next week as I'm looking to go rim-to-rim-to-rim at the Grand Canyon at the end of April. I'm generally a low-mileage guy.Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:How many days a week do you run? Now that im over 2 miles on each run i don't feel like i can run back to back nights, my knees and shins usually hurt a bit too much, so i try to go every other do usually, though i skipped tonight because i put some grass seed down on the front yard after work.turned2black wrote:10 miles in 74 minutes
I put Irish trad on Sansa and as expected it makes for terrible running music. Still, I cruised the entire way. Even split with no finishing kick. Another easy day on the canals.
I would advise you to do an occasional back-to-back, it's a great way to build endurance and mental toughness.
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Do you have any leg issues? Im wondering if icing a bit after might get me feeling up to back to back nightsturned2black wrote:The last few weeks just 30 to 40 miles a week. But I'll probably pick it up to about 60 next week as I'm looking to go rim-to-rim-to-rim at the Grand Canyon at the end of April. I'm generally a low-mileage guy.Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:How many days a week do you run? Now that im over 2 miles on each run i don't feel like i can run back to back nights, my knees and shins usually hurt a bit too much, so i try to go every other do usually, though i skipped tonight because i put some grass seed down on the front yard after work.turned2black wrote:10 miles in 74 minutes
I put Irish trad on Sansa and as expected it makes for terrible running music. Still, I cruised the entire way. Even split with no finishing kick. Another easy day on the canals.
I would advise you to do an occasional back-to-back, it's a great way to build endurance and mental toughness.
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You can't go wrong with ice doc !!Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:Do you have any leg issues? Im wondering if icing a bit after might get me feeling up to back to back nightsturned2black wrote:The last few weeks just 30 to 40 miles a week. But I'll probably pick it up to about 60 next week as I'm looking to go rim-to-rim-to-rim at the Grand Canyon at the end of April. I'm generally a low-mileage guy.Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:How many days a week do you run? Now that im over 2 miles on each run i don't feel like i can run back to back nights, my knees and shins usually hurt a bit too much, so i try to go every other do usually, though i skipped tonight because i put some grass seed down on the front yard after work.turned2black wrote:10 miles in 74 minutes
I put Irish trad on Sansa and as expected it makes for terrible running music. Still, I cruised the entire way. Even split with no finishing kick. Another easy day on the canals.
I would advise you to do an occasional back-to-back, it's a great way to build endurance and mental toughness.
I've never danced at a concert like I've danced at a Pearl Jam concert.
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Yes, ice and a big ass glass of chocolate milk is a good idea. I'm lucky, I have no leg/knee issues.
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I can't remember if I've asked before, but why the chocolate milk? To me after a run it would seem like the farthest thing from my mind, but possibly after my shower and I've cooled downturned2black wrote:Yes, ice and a big ass glass of chocolate milk is a good idea. I'm lucky, I have no leg/knee issues.
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Chocolate milk is the perfect recovery drink. Carbohydrates. Protein. Calcium. A little sodium and sugar. Plus it's got a lot of good old-fashioned water in it.
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Ill have to give it a shot, and im gonna try for back to back runs tomorrow and Wednesdayturned2black wrote:Chocolate milk is the perfect recovery drink. Carbohydrates. Protein. Calcium. A little sodium and sugar. Plus it's got a lot of good old-fashioned water in it.
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id prefer white milk
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Strat wrote:Yoga class tonight but i am very fucking tired. And been sitting at my desk all day. Not feeling very limber, bros.
Tonights was awesome. Holy hell my legs are going to be tired tomorrow

