Anyone here tried this new thing called "jogging" ?
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GlowGirl said:beano.79 said:GlowGirl said:F Me In The Brain said:There is no try, there is only do!
You would crush it.
Will send the link over....do it. Would be fun!
I've been quietly ticking over, trying to get some pace back with some 'shorter' races remaining this year. Enjoying my running
Wanted to have a destination one we could make a family trip with me sneaking away one morning for a fun 5k or 10k.The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
F Me In The Brain said:GlowGirl said:beano.79 said:GlowGirl said:F Me In The Brain said:There is no try, there is only do!
You would crush it.
Will send the link over....do it. Would be fun!
I've been quietly ticking over, trying to get some pace back with some 'shorter' races remaining this year. Enjoying my running
Wanted to have a destination one we could make a family trip with me sneaking away one morning for a fun 5k or 10k.If you want that destination to be NYC, here are some upcoming runs:
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Interesting, thanks. Was thinking somewhere a bit further but the governors island one seems cool, could be an idea.The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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F Me In The Brain said:Interesting, thanks. Was thinking somewhere a bit further but the governors island one seems cool, could be an idea.If you want to make it a family weekend, you could stay in one of those luxury tents on Governors Island. They have a whole glamping area. It actually looks like fun.
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No way Mrs FMe goes for that but I think it looks tits. Sounds like a really fun weekend.The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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So I haven't done much speed work for the past 2 years but with these 10 mile and half marathon races in sept/Oct I've been trying to work on it. Tested my pace with a 10k yesterday and ran under 47mins for that, not quite where I need to be later in the year but a solid base.
My local pub/town is hosting a charity 4 miler in a few weeks with BBQ in the pub garden after, really looking forward to that!
2 ultras planned for next year so I'm just going to enjoy the switch in effort for the rest of this year 👍🏃0 -
Global Running Day is June 1st.
(At least that is what my inbox tells me from all of the running/shoe/gear spam mails)
That sounds like a comfortable time for you. My high goal for this weekend is a sub 50 min 10k. My PR is 53 23....so I really want to just beat that by a second, but I'd love to get down into the 40s, somewhere. 49 59 would be excellent.
I suspect there will be a major incline to go up/down to get from the park by the river up to the bridge wayyyyy above the river, so a PR may not be feasible. I know if it is flat I can do it. Will do my best to get it, regardless.
For the local run, Beano, do you have a shot to win? I figure your 4 mile time could be very fast, and a local run could be much smaller in group size.The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
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F Me In The Brain said:Global Running Day is June 1st.
(At least that is what my inbox tells me from all of the running/shoe/gear spam mails)
That sounds like a comfortable time for you. My high goal for this weekend is a sub 50 min 10k. My PR is 53 23....so I really want to just beat that by a second, but I'd love to get down into the 40s, somewhere. 49 59 would be excellent.
I suspect there will be a major incline to go up/down to get from the park by the river up to the bridge wayyyyy above the river, so a PR may not be feasible. I know if it is flat I can do it. Will do my best to get it, regardless.
For the local run, Beano, do you have a shot to win? I figure your 4 mile time could be very fast, and a local run could be much smaller in group size.0 -
F Me In The Brain said:Global Running Day is June 1st.
(At least that is what my inbox tells me from all of the running/shoe/gear spam mails)
That sounds like a comfortable time for you. My high goal for this weekend is a sub 50 min 10k. My PR is 53 23....so I really want to just beat that by a second, but I'd love to get down into the 40s, somewhere. 49 59 would be excellent.
I suspect there will be a major incline to go up/down to get from the park by the river up to the bridge wayyyyy above the river, so a PR may not be feasible. I know if it is flat I can do it. Will do my best to get it, regardless.
For the local run, Beano, do you have a shot to win? I figure your 4 mile time could be very fast, and a local run could be much smaller in group size.Good luck reaching your goal this weekend.0 -
48m50s
29th place.
PR and first run beyond a 5k to be in 7s, although was barely there.
I'll take it!
Was a beautiful morning to run out on the GW Bridge!
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F Me In The Brain said:48m50s
29th place.
PR and first run beyond a 5k to be in 7s, although was barely there.
I'll take it!
Was a beautiful morning to run out on the GW Bridge!0 -
Thanks, it was a good morning!
The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
F Me In The Brain said:48m50s
29th place.
PR and first run beyond a 5k to be in 7s, although was barely there.
I'll take it!
Was a beautiful morning to run out on the GW Bridge!0 -
So we are visiting my wife's family in Czech Republic. Always beautiful, hilly runs. But I always struggle. Now I finally have a new running watch (coros) I have found out that the village is at 1300ft above sea level, now that's hardly altitude training but coming from a town at sea level it must be this that makes the difference!?0
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I would imagine that is enough to make a difference!
I'd love to go there.The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
beano.79 said:So we are visiting my wife's family in Czech Republic. Always beautiful, hilly runs. But I always struggle. Now I finally have a new running watch (coros) I have found out that the village is at 1300ft above sea level, now that's hardly altitude training but coming from a town at sea level it must be this that makes the difference!?
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GlowGirl said:beano.79 said:So we are visiting my wife's family in Czech Republic. Always beautiful, hilly runs. But I always struggle. Now I finally have a new running watch (coros) I have found out that the village is at 1300ft above sea level, now that's hardly altitude training but coming from a town at sea level it must be this that makes the difference!?The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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F Me In The Brain said:GlowGirl said:beano.79 said:So we are visiting my wife's family in Czech Republic. Always beautiful, hilly runs. But I always struggle. Now I finally have a new running watch (coros) I have found out that the village is at 1300ft above sea level, now that's hardly altitude training but coming from a town at sea level it must be this that makes the difference!?0
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GlowGirl said:F Me In The Brain said:GlowGirl said:beano.79 said:So we are visiting my wife's family in Czech Republic. Always beautiful, hilly runs. But I always struggle. Now I finally have a new running watch (coros) I have found out that the village is at 1300ft above sea level, now that's hardly altitude training but coming from a town at sea level it must be this that makes the difference!?The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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