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By *ikeC81 OP Man
over a year ago
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This morning managed 7.58 Km 48.28. For some reason I found it really really hard this morning. I did go out and do a route I wasn’t 100% used to. Anyway I still go out and ran which is what counts |
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Back to basics, and I'm restarting my program
Missed a week after overdoing it in the heat and leaving myself shattered, and then not feeling the urge to get out there again
So it's push the reset button and get myself back into the swing of things. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Didn’t know the was a thing on FB! It’s a great idea.
I found it difficult when i first started running as both help and support was in very short supply.
I currently run 25-40 miles a week and have a good group of all abilities conversing on Facebook where I share advise and tips when needed.
Always here to for the FB community. I am not a trained professional by any means but I have read and tried pretty much everything in the pursuit of gaining physical fitness and improvement with running. But I do listen and give advice and support when needed.
Message me if you ever need anything FB family
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"5k with sprint intervals...
It's hot out there today "
I did intervals last night. Horrid! My race effort 10km during the week made it clear that I've lost a lot of speed by just running steady miles.
Normally do my intervals on a treadmill so outside was a real shock to the system |
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"5k with sprint intervals...
It's hot out there today
I did intervals last night. Horrid! My race effort 10km during the week made it clear that I've lost a lot of speed by just running steady miles.
Normally do my intervals on a treadmill so outside was a real shock to the system"
I'm currently about 30 seconds down on my expected km split times, and need to get that suited back.
I agree that too many steady runs seem to have cut that edge
One advantage of this weather is that it helps you lose a lot of weight
But have to keep hydrated |
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"Didn’t know the was a thing on FB! It’s a great idea.
I found it difficult when i first started running as both help and support was in very short supply.
I currently run 25-40 miles a week and have a good group of all abilities conversing on Facebook where I share advise and tips when needed.
Always here to for the FB community. I am not a trained professional by any means but I have read and tried pretty much everything in the pursuit of gaining physical fitness and improvement with running. But I do listen and give advice and support when needed.
Message me if you ever need anything FB family
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Join in and tell us your tales, epics and fails
There's always a lot of discussion going on |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Didn’t know the was a thing on FB! It’s a great idea.
I found it difficult when i first started running as both help and support was in very short supply.
I currently run 25-40 miles a week and have a good group of all abilities conversing on Facebook where I share advise and tips when needed.
Always here to for the FB community. I am not a trained professional by any means but I have read and tried pretty much everything in the pursuit of gaining physical fitness and improvement with running. But I do listen and give advice and support when needed.
Message me if you ever need anything FB family
Join in and tell us your tales, epics and fails
There's always a lot of discussion going on "
So many fails I could write a book haha!
I have found that caffeine strips have really helped me gain a much needed boost before a long run. Take one 5 mins before and it lasts through until an energy gel at 4-5 miles. I have found it much better than coffee as the excess liquid would sit heavy on my stomach. Also the addition of 2 in 1 shorts have made a difference to my quads, tighter under shorts give a lot more support
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Any one got any recommendations for a reasonably priced running/commuter shoes. My current pair is starting to go at the heals. "
Depends on what you’re after, neutral or support, how much are you looking to spend etc |
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By *HaRiFMan
over a year ago
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"Any one got any recommendations for a reasonably priced running/commuter shoes. My current pair is starting to go at the heals.
Depends on what you’re after, neutral or support, how much are you looking to spend etc "
Support, I think I’m flat footed, when I press down there’s no space between the ridge of my foot and the ground. Probably looking around £40 to £80 mark. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Best resource for shoes is runrepeat
They grade /score shoes from professional reviews, filter by type, and also have price comparison "
Just because someone says they’re good doesn’t mean they’ll be good for you |
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"Best resource for shoes is runrepeat
They grade /score shoes from professional reviews, filter by type, and also have price comparison
Just because someone says they’re good doesn’t mean they’ll be good for you "
Only way is to go out and try the shoes on
But isn't it always a good idea to read the reviews? |
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