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You’re telling me that Duck will throw down some greasy tots at mile 40 of a 100 just to push the boundaries of his digestive system for the #### if it
You’re telling me that Duck will throw down some greasy tots at mile 40 of a 100 just to push the boundaries of his digestive system for the #### if it
Glad you’re in a good place. Hope you picked up on my sarcasm.Nah - I'm in a great place right now. First time since April in which I have a goal that I'm working towards and I'm stringing together a series of quality workouts. This 10K isn't the goal though. Not trying to accomplish multiple goals at once is something I'm trying to get away from and I think this is my first test. The biggest issue with those conditions is maintaining warmth. Your body has to work harder and your immune system becomes more inefficient when it's not. And I'm already battling a cold. So doing a race that starts and ends on a pier in lake erie with no businesses around that will be open for hours and a car that'll be parked about a mile away amidst 40some degrees temps, rain, and high winds is a recipe for avoidable problems later. An entertaining read? Sure, and if it were my goal race I'd say #### it and run like that thunder snow sleet hail storm half in 16. Then I'd just prepare to shut it down for the rest of the weekend and hide under blankets chugging soup to try to normalize again. It isn't the goal race though. And I then need to turn around and taxi my wife to and from an out-of-town marathon. It'd be nice to check both the 5 mile and 10K box this fall, but if I only get one then so be it. So if the conditions don't change then I'll just tempo Friday and not tempt any of those potential issues. Juice vs. squeeze, homey.
No experience with these but looked around since I didn’t realize this was a thing. I have had bad luck with the wireless headphones I’ve tried over the years either with pairing or charging. Anyway these look cool.What are the absolute best headphones you can get for running. Preferably something I can download music on (or even get radio stations) without having to keep my phone on me. Looking for comfort more than style
Very bad reviews on those.No experience with these but looked around since I didn’t realize this was a thing. I have had bad luck with the wireless headphones I’ve tried over the years either with pairing or charging. Anyway these look cool.
Samsung Gear IconX (2018 Edition) Bluetooth Cord-free Fitness Earbuds, w/ On-board 4Gb MP3 Player (US Version with Warranty) - Gray - SM-R140NZAAXAR https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07642QKFS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_bTNXBbSGXRQFF
Sony Walkman.What are the absolute best headphones you can get for running. Preferably something I can download music on (or even get radio stations) without having to keep my phone on me. Looking for comfort more than style
Her Athlinks page
I haven't seen her in a while, but she races a lot around here. Race director's love her.gianmarco said:
When I was looking at her Athlinks page, I wondered if you've run the same races as her.I haven't seen her in a while, but she races a lot around here. Race director's love her.
Now that I look at it we keep picking different years to do some of the same races. It's probably also a function of my decreased racing. When I was doing 10-12 per year in 2014 and 2015 that's when I'd see her.When I was looking at her Athlinks page, I wondered if you've run the same races as her.
the link says 'ludicrous' which I think is faster than ridiculous.gianmarco said:
It's funny but I kind of expect that there should be 70-year old women who can do this. Although the fact that men didn't let women run in major marathons until 1972 probably plays a huge role.the link says 'ludicrous' which I think is faster than ridiculous.
She went to plaid.the link says 'ludicrous' which I think is faster than ridiculous.
Yup! When I started my racing career some 35 years ago, we had no idea how other runners were doing. Race results often were a mailed postcard with our time, place, and AG placement. With the ability now to find all the information on-line, it creates the motivation to pursue specific goals and records.I think all these older age group records are going to be smashed in coming decades. I don't think the running community at large even thought much about this stuff decades ago. Now I'm sure there are tons of older runners who are reading such articles and are really motivated by it.
Fixed.Yup! When I started my racing career some35100 or so years ago, we had no idea how other runners were doing. Race results often were amailedpony-expressed postcard with our time, place, and AG placement. With the ability now to find all the information on-line, it creates the motivation to pursue specific goals and records.
Talking about how things were in the past always makes me wonder how we'll look back on today's tech in 20yrs or so.Yup! When I started my racing career some 35 years ago, we had no idea how other runners were doing. Race results often were a mailed postcard with our time, place, and AG placement. With the ability now to find all the information on-line, it creates the motivation to pursue specific goals and records.
For me it's about what stays in my ear or not. I use Yurbuds exclusively. If I wanted waterproof I would go with the Sandisk Clip sport plus and some bluetooth yurbuds. Right now I use a regular Clip and some wired yurbuds. I have to bag the player to keep from sweating it out (I sweat worse than Grue).What are the absolute best headphones you can get for running. Preferably something I can download music on (or even get radio stations) without having to keep my phone on me. Looking for comfort more than style
There's a reason I said may. But I'm significantly worse than literally everyone I run with here. They get so irritated with me because they're gasping for air and I'm fine at usually a faster pace, but they're only sweating normally whereas I'm a greasy, oily mess. I have a trunk full of towels in both of our cars, so whenever I run then have to drive I'm not swamp ###'ing up our cars too. There's a reason my wife moved our running clothes bin to the laundry side of the basement. The back of the laundry side of the basement. And around another corner.Nobody sweats more than me. Guaranteed.
You just described what I need for a half mile warm up.There's a reason I said may. But I'm significantly worse than literally everyone I run with here. They get so irritated with me because they're gasping for air and I'm fine at usually a faster pace, but they're only sweating normally whereas I'm a greasy, oily mess. I have a trunk full of towels in both of our cars, so whenever I run then have to drive I'm not swamp ###'ing up our cars too. There's a reason my wife moved our running clothes bin to the laundry side of the basement. The back of the laundry side of the basement. And around another corner.
I've recorded sweat loss - I can do bit better than 1lb./mile lost in the summer. If you boys beat that -There's a reason I said may. But I'm significantly worse than literally everyone I run with here. They get so irritated with me because they're gasping for air and I'm fine at usually a faster pace, but they're only sweating normally whereas I'm a greasy, oily mess. I have a trunk full of towels in both of our cars, so whenever I run then have to drive I'm not swamp ###'ing up our cars too. There's a reason my wife moved our running clothes bin to the laundry side of the basement. The back of the laundry side of the basement. And around another corner.
I've lost 7 lbs during a 5 mile run while drinking during the run (12 oz + water fountain).I've recorded sweat loss - I can do bit better than 1lb./mile lost in the summer. If you boys beat that -![]()
Also, the HAHA like thingy should be a picture of Nelson from the Simpsons.
Not you too! GFYSI is 63 (you read that right) here outside of Idaho Springs, CO. The lodge I’m staying at is at 10,500 feet. It’s cozy.
I’ll be back to the Florida heat soon enough. I can barely breathe here let alone do anything else yet. ?Not you too! GFY
Back to the doctor I guess.last time i rode a bike in the dark was drunkenly, in the AM, in a state park. bird flew right in to my face. managed to keep the bike upright and not fall.Our mountain bike group had been doing night rides for a few weeks, but I haven't been able to go. My brother has been pestering me to go, so I finally went last night. Using bright ### lights on your helmet and bike to light the trails, it is an absolute blast. I had more fun in the dark than I did in the daylight. I don't know what it was about it, but man I had an absolute blast last night. I even set a few segment PRs in the dark.
It also helped that my energy was amazing; We rode 17mi and I felt like I could go all night. My fitness is definitely coming back slowly. That feeling is motivating as hell.
Are you going to a regular doctor or one that specializes in sports medicine?After losing three weeks to this stupid knee problem, I was extremely excited to start running again this morning. Spent my little vacation foam rolling, icing, etc. trying to make sure this wouldn’t be an issue ever again. The result? It took all of 0.5 miles for the knee to start hurting again.Back to the doctor I guess.
Hold my beer...Nobody sweats more than me. Guaranteed.
ETA -- I started sweating just writing this post.
52 this morning when I ran (27/25)SI is 63 (you read that right) here outside of Idaho Springs, CO. The lodge I’m staying at is at 10,500 feet. It’s cozy.
No, particularly since you mostly shun shorter races.Is it weird that I'm more scared about running fast at the relay this weekend than I am about attempting a marathon PR in a couple of weeks?![]()
Went to a regular doctor for my first appointment, and he said he would refer me to a specialist if it’s still an issue after a couple weeks - so it looks like that’s my next step.Are you going to a regular doctor or one that specializes in sports medicine?
I laid low for three weeks to let my inflamed hip settle down (and to wait out a chest cold) ...when I finally ran a few miles two days ago, the gait felt very foreign to me, and I can feel some pain in the hip area again. Looks like I, too, will need to see a sports doc to determine what it is.After losing three weeks to this stupid knee problem, I was extremely excited to start running again this morning. Spent my little vacation foam rolling, icing, etc. trying to make sure this wouldn’t be an issue ever again. The result? It took all of 0.5 miles for the knee to start hurting again.Back to the doctor I guess.
no :( not running it anyways. might pop out and check it out since the route goes near my house, though.LOL. Hey, my wife is running the Green Bay Hot Cider Hustle half marathon. You going to be there?