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Advice for new runners:
- Build up speed and mileage SLOOOOOWLY (start with 15 minutes, increase mileage at most 10% per week);
- It will feel like you're going slow, you are; don't worry about setting good times for a couple of months;
- If you start to feel pain anywhere, stop and rest;
- Don't try to copy what pros are doing. Do what feels natural; and
- Once you can comfortably roon 6 miles/10km, start thinking about a goal in terms of race distance and time, and look for a training plan for that goal (see below for suggested plans).

>Couch to 5k/Bridge to 10k Guides
https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/exercise/running-and-aerobic-exercises/get-running-with-couch-to-5k/
https://i.imgur.com/ef98R.png(embed)
https://i.imgur.com/qNJIy.png(embed)

>I want to run a fast 5k, 10k, half-marathon, or marathon
https://www.runningfastr.com/
https://www.halhigdon.com/
cock and ball torture
https://sites.google.com/view/sub-threshold/home

>I want to stretch
https://www.runnersworld.com/uk/training/beginners/a32172701/how-to-stretch-post-run/

>Performance calculators
https://runbundle.com/tools/age-grading-calculator
https://vdoto2.com/calculator/
https://runrepeat.com/how-do-you-masure-up-the-runners-percentile-calculator
https://lactrace.com/norwegian-singles

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>>77197510
Intervals. went good.
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>>77197510
qrd on cardio bunnies?
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>>77197538
They didn't realize it meant prey because they're not aware of connotations and similar slang in English.
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>Heart rate suddenly goes to shit at marathon pace 9 days out from race day during taper
Am I cooked chat?
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>>77197617
Are you drinking at all? Could be irregularities in blood volume or electrolyte levels. Those alway mess with my hr big time.
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>>77197617
Everything always seems to get weird during the taper. I know it’s not a lot of miles but why are you doing marathon pace about a week out? Take it easy.
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>>77197538
just remembered
>late at the bar a few weeks ago after roon club
>12:30AM
>maybe 6-7 drinks deep
>the 28-year old girl who’s been dropping hints
>told me i should “really sign up” for a 12-hour relay race that will take our whole group out of town for a full day together and an overnight on another city with partying and alcohol and hotel rooms

should i read into this anons?
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>>77197750
>28-year old
>girl
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>>77197758
i’m 35 so she seems like a girl to me
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is this a good running fit?
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>>77197775
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>>77197776
>running cult member
you wanna be hitting sub18's wearing that
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>>77197794
19:14, but also a sub-3:20
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>>77197807
nice. carry on
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>>77197765
sounds like a nice getaway with you and your wife
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>>77197775
yeah if you're going to do some burpees and wall balls after your run
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Going to wear spikes for my session today. Pray for my achilles.
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Hello /roon/
I'm a fat bulky MF (6ft - 260lbs) but I have excellent cardio due to running every other day a few km with my dogs (pic rel).
However as soon as I try to increase mileage and/or speed, my right hip starts to hurt and I have discomfort in it for a few days. Any tips beside the obvious (lose weight?) but it's puzzling it's only the right hip and not the left one.
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>>77197932
>increase mileage and/or speed
how much of an increase?
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>>77197935
My regular run is a 4km loop that is 70% road and 30% wooded trail. I do it between 25-28mins (depends also on how much the dogs wants to pause to sniff and piss), but as soon as I try to push myself to ensure I do it in less than 25 mins, pain.
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ABANDONED my track session after 2 reps. Had no legs at all. HR was still low but legs were completely dead. Happens sometimes after a rest day. fuggit live to fight another day
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>>77197775
It looks good, but I’m gonna judge you for buying the $150 tshirt with holes in it.
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>>77197932
Sounds like iliopsoas issues
If you feel a clunking sensation/hear a click when you move your right leg, you may have "snapping hip syndrome"
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Is this a good 800m training plan?

https://trackstarusa.com/800m-workouts/
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Feeling better, wanted to take it easy but clearly I'm not as well as I thought I was. Didn't die or anything though, so there's that.

>>77197516
Shit nice, gz.
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>>77198102
I've had that for years but only when I'm lying down so dgaf about it
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>>77197750
do it and post results
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What are YOU listening to on your roons anon???? I recently started the Dresden Files series and its about this wizard detective guy who goes on to solve pretty wacky / gruesome cases. Im on the first book and im enjoying it very much so far. I imagine everything in black and white like those old noir detective stories where it constantly rains outside. Very comfy.
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>>77197750
>>77197758
>>77198240
to be clear i am the 35 year old married anon so i need to be very careful about what i do here
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>>77198504
always music. can't pay attention to podcasts or books while training
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>>77198507
Your wife still won't let you lick her butthole?
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>>77198504
TELL ME THAT
I'M THE ONE
SAY THAT YOU LOVE ME TOO
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>>77198663
DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE DAYS WHEN WE
SAT DOWN
SMOKING
WINE AND DRINKING HAZE
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retired my takumi sen 8s after two years and probably 800 km
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>>77198667
800 km is very low for 2 years anon
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rooned for the first time
howd i do?
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slow one today
saw a bun and some geese
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>>77198504
This song is catchier than chickenpox is.
I bet your house is where my other sock is.
Woke up this morning, thought I'd wrote a pop hit.
How quickly can you take your clothes off? Pop quiz
>>77198707
Pretty good, I was much slower when I first started rooooning and I could only do it for a mile
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Anyone else running Paris this weekend? First time I’ve had to run a race with a belt.
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help me choose a fit for my upcoming marathon
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>>77198863
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avoid tights, your quads aren't juicy enough
stick to 4 or 5" shorts and go topless
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Nice roon. Found a good route. May revisit it
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>>77198719
God bless your tracking autism, but to what end is all this data keeping when it has taken four years to get a sub 30 5k. You need to put some tempo runs or hill runs or SOMETHING in rather than plinking along at a 9:00 pace for days
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>>77199247
Thank you, I don't really have a reason other than I like making spreadsheets
I'm coming back from an injury (not really healed, it still hurts), but I'll do some tempo runs when I can. I was a lot faster over the summer when I did a HM. I don't do intervals because that (and the cold) is what gets me injured. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of good hills around here, they all involve running very close to traffic. There are good flat trails though.
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>what distance runners really look like
https://youtu.be/wppD5DIO0X0
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I am thinking of a 30 day challenge. I don't run because every time i try to do running, after a few weeks i just can't recover from pushing myself too hard.

5km a day, staying in zone 2, 30 days.
should i run 5k as fast as i can before and after this? or just stick to zone 2 because it's all i intend to do?
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My feet and achilles are always fucking killing me at the end of my long runs. Did a 13 miler today and still feel like I have plenty of energy but my footstrike really starts getting affected by the end of it. Is it just how it is?
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>>77199492
Seems like a bad idea especially if it's every day. I takes like 6 months to really get acclimated to a point where you can run every day without moving towards an injury. Just stick with 3 days a week until you're really set with that.
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>>77199492
lmao
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>>77199519
>zone 2
>running
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>>77199492
>I don't run
>but when I do run, I make it three weeks before I go back to not running
>hey, you know what sounds like a good idea, four weeks of running
>but I don't know
>should I run 10km in 30 days
>or 150km in 30 days
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>>77199492
you people are so fucking retarded you deserve every injury you get
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>>77198504
>https://hirschmilch.de/channel/prog-house
sets from there. or I download jungle sets.
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>>77199530
The intensity doesn't really matter. Most of the times I've been injured over the years aren't from the hard stuff it is from volume increases or frequency increases. With how abrupt and quick performance falloff follows an injury it's just better to play it safer the more injury prone you are.
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i love running bros i wish i could share my love for running with a cute gf
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>>77199515
fink to some degree

like your foot takes a battering. there will be some pain sometimes esp. if you run a lot or do a run that is longer than normal. like blusters and shidd i fink is common
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claudia hollingswirth is a fucking beast
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>>77198504
Fucking nothing. I like it more that way.
Good books tho. I think I ran out of steam around like, book 14 or something. It definitely changes some around, I think, book 5? Enjoy yourself anyway.

>>77199492
>I don't run
>zone 2
enjoy ur walks
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>>77199481
I also randomly got recommend this by youtube
are there any good running channels? all I see is pure grifters or muppets doing shoe reviews that I give zero fucks about. I just want to follow someone doing good training with no gimmicks
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You can run fast on less than 50km per week
You can improve your running without running
You can prevent injuries by doing strength work
just a reminder
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Kinda felt like shit after like 8km, still a bit ill I guess.
Wanted to push more but I couldn't. There were stupidly strong gusts of winds all the times I was running uphill, half of it on loose stone paths too, and some very steep, fucking painful.
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>>77199492
do it, ignore the whining cunts
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Am I a fraud???
>Roon the first 21-21.5km without a break
>come across a perfectly placed bench I always see at the 21 km point
>take a 5 minute break
>finish the 25 km jog
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bad legs yesterday for my run. good legs today in the gym. wish it was the other way round but c'est la vie. hopefully the good legs remain tomorrow for my long run
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>>77199997
There’s nothing wrong with taking a break.
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>>77200272
FRAUD ALERT! FRAUD ALERT!!!!!!!
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>>77199997
nuffink wrong wiv a break if your run is 3 hrs sir
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>>77199997
Yeah this >>77200321
Especially if it's really 5 minutes, that's the perfect length before going out again.
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First time running a half marathon distance, 22km to be precise.
Before that the longest run was 19km and regular 10 mile runs.

Legs are a bit tired, cannot imagine running a full marathon desu. That shit must be really damaging.

1:47h at 163bpm
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Saw 2 buns, two geese, some ducks, and a heron
There was a huge running group going in the opposite direction. A few of the women looked cute.
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>>77200490
A lot of people less fit than you have done a marathon. I did one where my longest run in training was a half. This was stupid. DO NOT do this. But it can be done.
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>>77200490
Training is long and you will build up your conditioning. most plans max around 18-22 so you probably won’t end up like. >>77200531
But yeah, marathons are tough. There’s definitely more of a mental side to it as well. I’ve read somewhere that with this new “running boom” places are starting to see half’s fill up like the major marathons. A lot of people have done their marathons and don’t want to do spend several months doing a train block and a week recovery. Training is shorter and they are cheaper, so you can do a few per year.
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I was doing my late night run and I saw some cute girl running a distance away from me.
I'm autistic, so help me out. Should I say hi or will I get pepper sprayed a d reported for attempted rape?
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>go out for run
>I think I'll just do my normal 4 miles
>actually I want to do a 10k
>....
>hm....8 seems like a good number
>plan to turn around at 4 miles
>ACTUALLY
>If I just run one more mile that's a 5 miles turn around which means a 10 miles run
>fuck it lets do it
>mile 8 hits
>oh god fuck why did I do this I wish I was at home
>actually if I had just gotten home I would be thinking "what, you couldn't do 2 more miles?"
>PRd 15k and 10 mile run

I think my progress is good since I only started running in November and I'm confident I could probably do a half-marathon since there will be water and snacks. I may start carrying gels with me because I was fucking gassed at like mile 7 and I don't ever plan to do longer stuff, both with cycling and running I go out, feel good and once I get a number ion my head I do it. I also should probably start tracking my calories again because I hate eating and everything involved in the process so I know I'm never getting enough but that's a future me problem.
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>>77200781
you DEFINITELY should not approach a strange woman running at night to “just chat”
unless you want people to think you’re a psycho murderer
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>>77200781
1. she is a fellow autist out on a night-time incel run
2. she has certain sexual desires or fantasies which she wishes to fulfil
3. she is a psychopath murderer
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>>77200781
Never approach random women out running, especially at night, that's weird af.
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>19.67
THE AUSTRALIAN MAN MARCHES ON
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Final double digit mileage run before marathon status: mogged
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>>77200781
>I'm autistic,
it's a crime for you to talk to women
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I'm zone 3 til I die
I'm zone 3 til I die
I know I am, I'm sure I am
I'm zone 3 til I die
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Longest roon so far this year. Get great, no real struggle and could have gone a few more miles no issue. Nice weather too.
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Under 26 min, not bad. Right hamstring/glute still feels a bit sore all the time, but oddly it feels better when running rather than walking. Maybe I should just run everywhere from now on.
Saw a dog get into a fight with a goose before its owner pulled it away. That goose was absolutely ready for violence
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Did my first 50 mile race yesterday. Ran a good chunk of it
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Bout to start training to hopefully run under 17:00 in the 5k. We'll see how this goes I guess.
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>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23tjPCbnxUM
/our/ jess gets it done
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>>77202676
current time? I was trying for this last year but the closest I got was 17:30. it's a slog
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>>77202712
current time is probably close to 18:00. PR is 17:30 which I got on the back half of a 6 mile run which means I probably could have gotten close to 17:00 if I just didn't run the first half. Going to go to the track on Tuesday or Wednesday and do some 1k repeats to see where I'm at.
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>lake water has only climbed up to 53F
still too cold to swim... guess I will continue to roon
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>>77197775
This is also my running fit
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>first time running on pavement
>legs immediately die
>second time running on pavement
>actually had fun, felt like i could do more
running just clicked bros i'm so excited
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>>77202913
don't forget to get yourself some nice running shoes
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>>77202918
I only run barefoot
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Wrapped up winter training with today’s marathon. 3:45 on the dot, approx 7 minutes slower than Fall’s PR. Very melancholic at the whole thing. Traveled and put down a decent amount of money for this race which I was hoping would be a neat experience, but ultimately was pretty lonely as I was battling horrific jetlag and realized I couldn’t actually get out and do anything or eat anything special beforehand. Think I’m going to just do the local race come fall and see if I can crack 3:15
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been seeing barefoot ads on my youtube

pathetic

going for the like hippy advertising technicolor fing and the line.about how 95% people born wiv good feet 77% adults havebad feet coz of shoes
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>>77202988
did you hit the wall
?
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>>77203041
Not really. I purposefully slowed down around the midway point, and I had two brief moments of walking around mile 23 where I needed to catch my breath, but I never “walled” to the point that I was having to repeatedly cycle between walking and jogging
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tourist here, been rooning for almost a year now,
I can do 10k with one short break in the middle and being really comfortable with 0 pain

>Question
why bother doing more than 10k?
any realistic health benefits?

10k at medium speed, I am panting, and in some areas I go max and there are some uphills also,
I don't want to fuck my legs and feet, like when I first started running?

nothing I've seen say you get any benefits for long distance running,
more like I've seen the opposite, like you are damaging your body and wear out your cartilage etc
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>>77203075
>almost a year
>I can jog two 5ks
>I am panting
>I fuck my legs and feet
>nothing I've seen
Maybe instead of watching youtube videos, apply yourself and become enlightened. No cares if you choose not to run further. But if you want to argue the things that you've seen, be sure you've done them first.
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>>77202988
I’m doing the Nashville marathon in two weeks. Just doing it for the vibes and will probably get drunk during the race with one of my homies that’s also running it.
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>>77203075
>why bother doing more than 10k?
I just like to roon
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do any of you rooners do sprint training? i'd like to incorporate some running and running exercises into my life, but i honestly fucking hate distance running
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>>77203122
10k with a 2 minute stop to drink water and cool down a bit.
I am 70kg lean, strong legs as I come from cycling.
no pain now, no sore legs, no nothing,
yes I pant because of the uphills and I do go max in a few sections just for the sake of it.


why do you people run for long long distances.
>>77203135
I get it, it is fun.

but injury does come in eventually, everyone has a limit,
david goggins blew his knees,
and all long marathoners don't have knees or feet anymore, 50yo and all in pain

so why fuck bother running past a ""perfectly good cardio""
that's my thoughts anyways
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>>77203136
then do it
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>>77203149
honestly mb for trying to have a friendly discussion on here don't know what i was thinking
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>>77203136
sometimes I do 10x400m reps which isn't exactly sprintable but I'm running fast
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>>77203075
people just run to run bro

silly living life just trying to max out these benefits when like 90% of this stuff people try to lifemaxx on isnt science backed
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>>77203136
Most rooners incorporate intervals at some point in their cycle but they're still midfoot striking; it's never a full blown sprint unless you're specifically training for 100-200m.
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>>77203075
I wouldn't bother doing more than 10k if running wasn't my main priority and I wasn't training for a race. Just to stay fit and get some cardio in 10k is more than enough.
But to actually improve and reach your potential in distances 5k and up you would need to be running more.
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>>77203147
>and all long marathoners don't have knees or feet anymore, 50yo and all in pain
why lie?
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>>77203373
kek, yep utter bullshit. Steve Monaghetti pulled a fucking 00:15:52 5km at 60 years old
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>>77203147
acting as though no one here has been to a race or run club and witnessed ancient boomers still running pain free. Goggins knees were fucked before he even started running ultras and thats a midwit argument since his whole brand was overtraining despite pain, which is the opposite advice widely given.
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>>77203136
Yes moved to sprinting due to beta blockers making distance running unpleasant (limits HR so can't go fast for long). Training is different and you need flat ground, grass or a track to go really quick safely.

>>77203225
Distance groups at my club will do flat out work occasionally during summer. These are athletes that will do 800-5k and steeplechase in summer, road 5-10k and cross country other times. IME, can cause DOMS in hamstrings and core (can't lift your legs) if you do it too quickly after serious mileage.
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>>77203438
Boomer here (gen X ackchewerly). Genetics and past history play a role. Some people are going to have cartilage problems however careful they are. Others just won't whatever training they do.
Playing other sports with a risk of twisting when younger (football, rugby) can set up some issues which running exposes later in life. Older sprinters are not immune to this as impact forces are much higher even if number of cycles is way lower.
If you are careful and listen to your body - don't run when injured, wear appropriate footwear and add some strength training, conditioning and flexibility, you can keep running and not wreck your knees.
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>>77203075
don't care I don't run for the health benefits
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>>77197510
Is it really necessary to stay in zone 2 if I want to be able to run a fast 5k? I'll do it if there is no other way, but I find it really boring.
My current best time is around 26 minutes.
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>>77203553
Not really necessary but it’s a big part of building up your aerobic base.
Essentially, zone 2 works your muscles by using oxygen to create energy. The more you do, the more efficient your body gets taking in oxygen and moving blood to your legs.
Sprints/tempo/hills/speed training is to build up your anaerobic base. It’s using built in stores in your muscles to run.
The rule of thumb is 70-80% of your miles should be zone 2/easy with the rest being harder anaerobic exercise. That’s just a guide though and so is zone 2. Don’t be an autist over zone 2 either. If you feel your run is easy don’t worry if you are 2BPM over zone 2
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>>77203553
I started running six months ago, ran (jogged) in zone 2 three times in all that time, still got under 25 min 5K.
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>finally figure out how much i've been using my shoes for
>it's already halfway to 600km
what the fuck that was fast
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saw 2 buns, 1 ran across the trail even
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>>77203553
The point of easy runs that you can run a lot of miles while still being able to recover enough to run 2-3 quality days per week, if you're only running 3x/week there's probably no point making any of them easy
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>>77204185
Truth. I run every second day so rarely do easy runs. It would just be a waste of my time when I am not running the next day.
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Why are people obsessed with signing up for longer races that they don't have the fitness for instead of training to run a 5K or 10K in a reasonable time first? No wonder marathons are overcrowded.
Has the running boom and its consequences been a disaster for the human race?
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>>77204317
clearly had the fitness for it seeing as he completed the race
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>>77197775
>>77197776
damn so sometimes when I smoke a lil too much weed (i am 6 days clean now pls no kill) i get a lil anxious about my running fits. but at least i never felt the need to post to fucking fit about it you fucking faggot oh my GOD grow some nuts FAGGOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! also if you really paid serious money for that gay shirt like the other anon said then damn bro you are wasting money. nike running t shirts are like 10 bucks at the thrifty
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>>77204317
can you cry more online?
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I don’t run, I walk
And I can walk everyday
Where my walkers at, mirin stats runner brags?
The /walk general/ is flat, any runner brahs wanna switch over?
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>>77204317
how do you know this fine specimen didn't already smash a 40 minute 5k and a 80 min 10k
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>>77203040
sup corr i'll start posting my cat again
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>>77203553
I basically never run in zone 2 and I got my 5k to 18:45 two years ago
now i'm fat (new job + long ass commute that I have to drive for so I'm sitting all day and eating goyslop) and the idea of zone 2 trooning has become much more appealing to minimize impact while still getting miles in
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>>77202436
Another day, another roon
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i only run bare ass
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is it normal for the quads to feel like it's not getting used at all when i run? normally after my runs it's always the calves, glutes and hamstrings that feel sore but never the quads
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wait guys it might actually be on with the 23-year-old triathalon girlie at my run club.
she’s liking every single one of my strava activities, and i train daily.

i think the 28-year-old girl is strava-flirting with me too. last week i called her my “run club enemy” and told her i’m training specifically to beat her in an upcoming marathon. my weekly mileage is always higher than hers, but this week she did an extra run to tie my mileage.

am i reading too much into these?

follow along for more run club adventure stories
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>>77204811
>she's liking every single one of my strava activities
i do this for all of my followers too
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>>77204811
you desperately need to get laid
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How fast should I be able to run a 5k, so I don't embarass myself at a generic run club?
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Would this step count translate into running?
I’m almost always wearing a weighted backpack too
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>>77204873
28:45 (5:45/km pace) while being able to hold casual conversation IMO
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>>77204879
there’s a girl in my run club who’s been running for nine months and is about to put up a BQ in her first marathon.

she’s a dog walker and walks this much. it seems to have helped her. a lot.
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>>77204882
Ok, that makes sense. I can do 30 minutes, but it sort of kicks my ass. So a little more work to do
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>>77204886
ask other people, i don’t actually know.

it’s just the impression i’ve gotten from a few local clubs around me. could be different around you.
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>>77204850
i do get laid, i’m married
i’m just flirting with these girls for spot
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>>77204905
sport
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>>77204873
sub 18 (assuming you're male and under 40)
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>>77204934
lmao in most social run clubs, there might be five guys who can sub-18. maybe fewer.
and no tryhard is running a 17:45 at run club, they’re running at 8.5 minute miles to chat with the bitches.
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I found a soccer ball on my 7k, tried to keep pace while kicking it along a field. Running in the suburbs in the evening made it fun too since I could run and kick it along the sidewalk
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>>77204941
How far do run clubs usually run?
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>>77204885
bq?
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>>77203147
>goggins
STAY LARD™
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>>77204905
>>77204911
>unfaithful retard
I hope she divorces you.
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>>77204873
depends on the club. my club is very large and we have different groups for different levels but even the slowest casual group would be under 30 min. they probably race at about 5 min pace and train at 6min/km
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>>77205124
>talking is “being unfaithful”
sure thing bud
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legs are back after DNF last session
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Lately I've been spending an hour or two sitting in bed and reading or playing video games. I feel like running's gotten easier, for some mysterious reason.
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>>77205223
ask your wife if flirting for sport is unfaithful and get back to me
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>>77205223
>thinking about spending a weekend getaway with other girls in my run club
>heh i'm such a baddy they liked my posts, she wants this dick
>noooooo it's just talking brooooo
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6mi in 39:11 yesterday
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>>77205223
>Talking
You're flirting, not talking.
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order some adidas "swimming shorts" just because they were cheap (6 euro)
they're basically just a normal pair of running shorts that would cost 40 euro. delighted.
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zone 2 training is like magnets
how the fuck does it work
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Hi /roon/, I’ve running everyday for a week and I have managed to see some progress, using a heart rate belt I measured my max at 205 bpm, 75% of that would be 153 bpm which is the pace I’ve tried to keep all this time. While the progress is great and all these runs feel easy I would like advice from more experienced runners if I should keep going like this or maybe add a rest day, should I keep the goal distance (12km/day) or modify it, none of this is fast running btw so I’d appretiate tips on how much tempo distance should I add.
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Hi guys I wanted to say thank you for the recommendation to start the “Couch to 5k” program. I’ve been trying to get after it to not embarrass myself running a 5k with a family member at the end of the month. It’s Apple Watch data, so take with a grain of salt, but I (allegedly) was able to run a 5k this afternoon in 29:35. I’m now looking forward to next weekend, rather than being terrified about embarrassing myself… And further, as I continue to get into shape, I’m thinking about joining a local run club in the summer to make some new friends. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction and helping me get started.
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>>77204474
corr gud post diss wun

i belive diss is your kittingtonshire
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First marathon on Saturday. Going for 2:59 or better. I am losing my mind tapering
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>>77205392
i’m obviously taking my wife on the weekend trip
i’m just having some fun with y’all
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>>77202988
Back today and ran an easy 12 miles to take my mind off it. Love me big miles. Hoping to get back up to 50+ miles a week asap.
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>>77205552
>everyday
Mec...
Age, weight, how long have you been running?
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>>77205552
one week is no time at all. keep doing what you're doing for another few weeks. build up a solid base then you can try NSM. sounds like it would be perfect for you since you are disciplined and stick to pace and hr unlike most clowns (myself included) who run too fast
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>>77205688
Good training that. Try to get up near the front on the start line. I got stuck in traffic in my first marathon and ended up dong the first km 15 seconds slower than goal pace.
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>>77204811
damn are running clubs really THIS spicy?
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>Marathon I have spent the last three weeks reducing volume for has been postponed until May 31 because they’re afraid of rain
I AM GOING TO CRASH OUT
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how long until i get to run a 6 minute pace and still be in zone 2 like all the other cool people on my strava? i'm jelly ngl
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Saw 3 buns today, and some geese, and some ducks in unusual places. One was just enjoying a puddle. It looked gross.
It's been cold, wet, and windy lately... I'm ready for spring to arrive. We had a false spring a couple weeks ago, and it was nice, but I want REAL SPRING
I want to see cute runner girls in tight shorts!
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>>77206409
They are sprinting to get that pace, then stopping while their heart rate lowers and not recording the idle time, so it looks like their pace is insane
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>>77206519
lol sprinting 6 min kms
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>>77206532
yes.
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>>77206519
>Not recording the idle time
Do people seriously do this? How do you even know how long your rest was if your watch is paused?
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>>77206532
We use miles here.
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>>77206590
u dum
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>>77206590
garmin and strava always report elapsed time, whether or not you stop your watch
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>>77206590
The watch auto pauses when they are walking or standing still on recovery between intervals. It's very annoying for stalker nerds like me who want to examine all your splits.
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How do I stop my wife from heelstriking when walking in the house?
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>>77206725
Heel strikers have to be beaten with pillow case full of potatoes
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test
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>>77204811
>>77204834
>>77204850
>>77205392
>>77206153
okay nevermind went to run club yesterday and realized that the 28-year-old is straight up crazy.

she gets blackout drunk and gives herself stick-and-poke tattoos, spent a few years following the grateful dead, and will stay put getting drunk until 5AM on work days.

she’d be a wild fuck but she’d 100% ruin my life.

she switched to my corral and said wants to run our upcoming marathon together - should i do it?
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>>77197510
>cock and ball torture
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>>77206913
wrong thread idiot
this is /roon/
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>>77206916
how long has "cock and ball torture" been a part of your template?
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The weather is getting better now lads. No more excuses. Get out and run. I want everyone breaking 20 for a 5k by the end of the summer.
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>>77206590
>idle time
You guys stop running?
When I start I don't stop until the end, even if I'm doing intervals, unless I get like, a fucking rock in my shoe less than 5 minutes in or what, otherwise I just put up with it.
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>>77207194
me either. i troon slower instead.
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>>77207194
I walk my recoveries most of time. Particularly if I'm doing a hard session. If it's slower reps then I will jog the recovery.
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>>77207194
I pause my watch if I'm stuck at a red light, and I press the lap button when I walk between intervals. But that's just so that I can time my rest.
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>>77207233
Such a trivial thing to get annoyed about but I hate cunts who don't use the lap button. Are you a simpleton lad? just press the button
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>>77207194
I stand still between intervals and pause is the only way to see how many seconds i have rested
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>>77207222
>>77207233
>>77207267
I see. For my recoveries I just yeah like >>77207202 run slower instead. I don't bother timing with the watch or the lap button, it's just set to buzz when it's time to run 800m or time to recover 400m after.
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Trail roon
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>>77207183
It's fucking 35F outside right now
The weather has NOT improved
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5k tempo 17:30 then a wee jog straight into some strides.
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Started off too fast, let my HR get too high. And it was cold out, so that was probably a mistake.
Saw 5 or 6 buns, and some ducks had walked up onto the trail.
Also saw some women walking by, one of them put her hand up shield her eyes, I guess I am so disgusting and ugly and horrific looking that she couldn't bare to see me.

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