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post #5986 of 8464
3/5/12 at 2:55pm
4 miles plus 20 reps of these bad ass hill sprints:
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Desperately trying to lose the ass fat that has made my pants too tight.
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post #5987 of 8464
3/5/12 at 3:03pm
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Originally Posted by Sir Humphrey Appleby View Post

5.17 miles in 57:32. Will I need special shoes for XC or will I just be able to buy studs that screw into my normal running shoes? Also how do you lot hear about different races?

there has to be a local running club in the area. they will have the upcoming races posted on their website. also runners world's website has a local race finder thats useful too in order to plan "weekend or race vacations". There's usually an interesting place having a race that you can drive to and make a whole weekend out of it.

runners world race finder: http://www.runnersworld.com/cda/racefinder/0,7151,s6-239-283-284-0-0-0-0-0,00.html

XC shoes are actually very inexpensive so they are useful purchase even only if you use them 2x a year. If the course has any concrete in it then you can use blank studs (just flat screws) and still increase traction. you have to get used to xc shoes though because they are usually very light/minimalist and running with spikes is different because of all the grip (sometimes is higher cadence to keep the footfalls light). They are also nice if you run on icy roads (you can grip fine with blank flat studs on ice).
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post #5988 of 8464
3/5/12 at 4:25pm
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Originally Posted by LawrenceMD View Post

there has to be a local running club in the area. they will have the upcoming races posted on their website. also runners world's website has a local race finder thats useful too in order to plan "weekend or race vacations". There's usually an interesting place having a race that you can drive to and make a whole weekend out of it.
runners world race finder: http://www.runnersworld.com/cda/racefinder/0,7151,s6-239-283-284-0-0-0-0-0,00.html
XC shoes are actually very inexpensive so they are useful purchase even only if you use them 2x a year. If the course has any concrete in it then you can use blank studs (just flat screws) and still increase traction. you have to get used to xc shoes though because they are usually very light/minimalist and running with spikes is different because of all the grip (sometimes is higher cadence to keep the footfalls light). They are also nice if you run on icy roads (you can grip fine with blank flat studs on ice).

The running club site isn't great for me, I'll keep an eye on Runner's World though. Will I be able to find a suitable pair of XC shoes from my road running shoe fit or should I go to a shop to have them fitted specially?
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post #5989 of 8464
3/5/12 at 4:33pm
6 for me
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post #5990 of 8464
3/5/12 at 4:45pm

I've only started this week...Only 1 Mile of Jogging Lightly but it gives me alot of help and i feel so focused on other things afterwards..Its crazy.

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post #5991 of 8464
3/5/12 at 7:47pm
3 miles in the wind and snow.... couldn't see much but felt good! satisfied.gif
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post #5992 of 8464
3/5/12 at 11:51pm
8 early
5 late w/ general strength stuff. gym is not much fun.
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post #5993 of 8464
3/6/12 at 4:46am
4 miles with the sunrise. Chilly and damp air.
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post #5994 of 8464
3/6/12 at 8:09am
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Originally Posted by Thomas View Post

Nice pics and great race Sam.
26.2 on Saturday, a worse-than-hoped for time (3:56:29), which was pretty weird. At Chevron I ran the first 18 straight through and then the wheels came off, and I had a 16-minute difference between the first and second halves. This time around I went out more conservatively (my hip worried me a bit and I also never got my waking heart rate down when I thought it should be) and I still was 16 minutes slower for the second half. The weather could not have been better, the course was nearly dead-flat with just a few quirks, but almost no spectators until the very end.
I'm not sure I'll ever figure out this marathon distance. Next race is a half on April 1, and after that, maybe the SA marathon this fall if I can talk someone into running it with me.

Good showing mate! Running back to back sub 4 hour marathons within 8 weeks is not easy. Recuperate well and you'll rock your goal in the fall.

Me: 10 easy miles
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post #5995 of 8464
3/6/12 at 2:52pm
Can't decide if I want to get Garmin 610 or not . . . .
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post #5996 of 8464
3/6/12 at 5:39pm
6 again.
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post #5997 of 8464
3/6/12 at 5:56pm
3 miles with the sunset. Listening to Beethoven's Missa Solemnis
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post #5998 of 8464
3/6/12 at 6:27pm
^ sounds great CP.... about 3 myself. Warmer today and much more enjoyable! smile.gif
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post #5999 of 8464
3/6/12 at 9:53pm
9 + tonight w 5 x 1 mile (5:19/32/37/38/31) Felt terrible for the first 3 and the last two felt fine.
I have an awful crater of a blister on my left big toe that I have been dealing with. 0 % fun . . .
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post #6000 of 8464
3/7/12 at 2:08am

Sorry i will answer in kilo meters.

I use to run 5 km in every morning.This routine still make me to feel that i am energetic and active  like youngsters.

 

 


Edited by CrooksAiden111 - 4/18/12 at 2:53am
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