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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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what are you running from
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First Half Marathon tomorrow and the longest I've trained so far is 13km. Can I still make it, any tips?
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I mogged my PR in my race today by 7 minutes. Might try for a 2:59 marathon a year from now
>>76738866
You can probably finish, yeah. Just don’t get ahead of yourself at the beginning and burn out. That’s all there is to it really
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>>76738866
Good luck
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>>76738855
Not sure. I do enjoy running so perhaps I’m running to good feelings, but I think if I had to pick, I’m running from being overweight. I have bad habits of eating and was fat for a good chunk of my life. I’m a little better with self control but still snack too much. Running a shitload keeps the weight down, and I’m much happier not being obese.
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>>76738855
you're mom
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>didn't run for two months but started doing weighted lunges
>go for a run today
>feel like a superpowered cyborg
kek I guess my legs were weak as shit before
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>>76738831
she's infertile
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>>76739161
rekt.
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>>76738831
>When they say women have to
Literally nobody has ever said any of these things to her, and she knows it
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>meet cute girl
>Talk about gym, I say I like running
>"I tried it once but it was too long to be out there just alone and in my head, I feel like I just started thinking some really messed up things"
>"Haha, interesting"
>Disengage and blank her in future

If you think runners are mentally ill, wait til you meet the ones too ill to do it.
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>>76738866
Amsterdam, yo? Good luck, bruh
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Slowly but building the miles back up. No hip pain so far.
Planning my races for next year, looking at a 50k in the summer, marathon in the fall. Hoping for Chicago, but not sure what the odds will be
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>>76739293
>If you think runners are mentally ill, wait til you meet the ones too ill to do it.
Lmao.

Any low profile shoes like the adios 9 that offer a bit more durability?
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>>76738866
take it easy and run at a pace you are comfortable with. it's a marathon, not a sprint.
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>>76738855
being fat and ugly
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>>76738890
Damn, that time looks super impressive from my stage.

>>76738891
>>76739336
>>76739453
Thanks bros, I'll try to start slowly and pick up the pace.
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i'm probably going to gain 10-15 lbs during this hamstring injury
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>>76739554
Use it as a bulk while liftan' to improve your upper body.
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>>76739569
I don't know if I can bulk on CheezIts
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>>76738831
I have lost about 10lbs walkan, hikan, and roonan in the last three months. Roonan has been the biggest add.

Feels good man.
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Ehh, too blonde.
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I never liked those kind of sunglasses.
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>overuse injury finally heals
>yay increase training volume slightly
>gradually accumulate different overuse injury on some other body part
Is this what rooning is or am I just getting fucking old?
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>>76740466
This happened to me all the time for the first several years of rooning when I was like 23-26. I’m 31 now and literally never get overuse injuries anymore. I do 75-80 miles a week now. It just takes years for tendons and ligaments to toughen up. They are different from muscles
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>>76740466
Is it getting cold where you are?
I just put it together that I get injured every fall... when it gets colder.
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>>76738831
the 2025 DES MOINES MARATHON is in TEN HOURS

let's get it boyos
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>>76740536
A little bit I guess. South Oregon. Wore a long sleeve a few days this week but that's it. It has been taking like a mile longer than usual for my calves to loosen up so maybe that's it.
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>>76740637
Yeah, I'm wondering if like every fall when it gets colder, that's what fucks me up.. I never do any kind of warmup, so its my own fault I guess. Last weekend was when it first started getting called, and then... snap city a few days later
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Any other running kinos besides Chariots of Fire?
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>>76740529
thanks for giving me hope anon. I've been stretching and trying to be careful but I too have been dealing with the cycle of heal one injury, get my miles back up, new injury, and repeat.
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>>76740665
the music video for sandstorm
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anyone have nipple piercings and still run? i want to get them because i think they would look cool, but i think fabric constantly rubbing against them when i run would disrupt the healing process enough as to make it untenable.
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>>76740697
>I want to get them because I think they would look cool
you should honestly just kill yourself
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>>76740697
Just run shirtless?
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>>76740708
is your problem with the piercing at all, or my reasoning? if the latter, is there another reason to get a piercing besides enjoying how it would look on my body?

>>76740712
breasts, i fear
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>>76740697
you could use the little moleskin bandages for warts/blisters around your nipples. picrel
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>>76740718
and then obviously once they're healed you can just take them out when you run. also hell yeah very happy to see another foid on /roon/ lel
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>>76740721
not a bad idea, will likely do this or use those waterproof piercing bandages if i do go for it. tyty
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>>76740743
hell yeah no prob :D
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>>76740529
Thanks for giving me false hope. I'll keep trooning.
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>>76740697
They're only cool for women.
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>>76740717
He probably thought you were a man. In any case, you can put nipple covers over them while healing I assume, though a bra might be tight enough that there is no issue. Men already wear nipple covers to protect their nipples even without piercings.
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>>76738831
When will the world admit that there's no reason for women's shorts to be any longer then this.
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Sunday long roon. Wandered around for ages looking for and not finding a bubbler :(

>>76740665
That one Animatrix short.
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>>76740529
maybe a strange question, but what does it feel like to have been running for almost a decade? do you feel strong, athletic, capable?
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I've been trying to improve my running by jogging twice a week on top of my daily 12k step walks (started at 30-40min with 5min runs with 3min breaks , now at 4x15min jogs with 5min breaks). I feel like being able to increase the jogging time each week ,progression so far has been 5>7>10>12>15 with 18>20>22>25 etc. being planned. Is this too conservative or suitable progression?
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parkrun from the weekend
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>>76738831
I am so childish I am going to make an internet video. Look at me. I'm empowered now.
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All I want is sub 30 min 5k. I've always been bad at running for some reason. Can I achieve that by running only 2 times a week?
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are you fat or disabled? what's going wrong when you run? how long have you been running? yes 2 times a week is fine
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>>76741236
for
>>76741207
sorry
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How do you stack up /roon/?
>can't see your toes when you stand up tier
30+ minute 5k
>dyer tier
Sub 50 minute 10k
>beginner tier
<6:30 mile
>babbies first good run tier
Sub-20 5k
>parkrun tryhard tier
Sub-40 10k
>intermediate tier
Sub-3 marathon
>singlet and 5 inch shorts tier
Sub-5 mile
>the punisher of parkrunners tier
Sub-17 5k
>actually good at running tier
Sub-16 5k
>SUB-ELITE CUTOFF
Sub-2:30 marathon
>The parkrun terminator
Sub-15 5k
>spooky scary skellinggton tier
Sub-30 10k
>NATIONAL LEVEL CUTOFF
Sub-2:15 marathon
>ELITE LEVEL CUTOFF
Sub-2:10 marathon
>Probably on EPO tier
Sub-2:05 marathon
>Your piss is more radioactive than Chernobyl tier
1:59 marathon
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>>76741049
almost the same as mine
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>>76741207
yes, easily if you are doing some other non running training the other days
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>>76741463
There aren’t enough tiers at the start. I am 23 minute parkrun over 50 minute 10k
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>>76741474
So you are a dyer
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>>76741463
I dunno man, you tell me
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>>76741503
This is like a dyel bragging about hitting a 1pl8 bench 1RM
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>>76741463
Eh, butt not compressed enough.
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>could only sustain goal pace for 3/4 reps
C'est fini.
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Best program to go from 5k to 10k?

And no I will not use ChatGPT to generate one or the weeb one in the sticky
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>>76741652
>I will not use ChatGPT
Try deepseek, gemini or Claude then
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>>76741652
Just do what you have been doing except making the runs longer every week
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>>76741652
>run x amount of minutes, walk y amount of seconds
>repeat until desired amount of time
Increase the x while downing y until you reach your desired time to run completely straight through without any seconds of rest. It even works if your x is something like 10minutes (see week 6, day 2 in c25k.) This always works well, even if you are working up towards a marathon. Don't believe me? Some old fucks use something called the Galloway Method.
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>>76741463
Haven't been a fan of Nike since the whole Mary Cain thing.
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it's over
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>>76741917
>Flat foot
Yikes.
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will running stop me from being horny 24/7? im a man so i will not be rubbing my clit with my thighs as i run.
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>>76741917
TENS unit and ice bath. If you know a PT that will go straight to dry needling, it will help a lot.
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>>76741976
It's the opposite for me. Running is what makes me horny.
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>>76742037
fug guess i shouldn't start
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>>76738831
Why did they put the finish line back up for her
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>>76742042
Try it and find out if it does or not for you. I enjoy the clear mind it gives me, but holy fuck am I horny afterwards.
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>>76741652
Do 5k, then do 5.5k, then do 6k, then do 6.5k.
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>>76742043
Same reason they gave he the number 1 and wrote "The Archer", I suppose.
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Are the Garmin coaches actually good or helpful?
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>>76741652
I didn’t follow a program. One day I ran 7.5 (honestly didn’t mean to, I was spacing out). The following week I ran a 10k. It wasn’t easy, and I didn’t run for a week after. I stopped running 10ks though because they’re boring.
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>HALF MARATHON ACHIEVED
HALF MARATHON ACHIEVED
>HALF MARATHON ACHIEVED
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO
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started rooning 3 months ago,

I broke 28:40min 5k some time but my times seem to get worse and worse.
192cm and 82kg, at a calorie deficit since I want to lose some more weight (to 10% BF). am I overtraining, is it too much fatigue? I don't get it.

my speed increased to 4:30 paces but I have to take too many breaks. any advice?
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>>76742524
run slower
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>>76742370
I doesn't do much but it's nice to have a weekly training schedule that you can easily follow along.
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Advise?
Was running fairly consistently (5.5 miles every other day, long of 10, 10K's 4-5 times a year at 45-60 min) until about I was 65. ESRD got the best of me, fluid build up, dialysis, transplant. Now 71 walking 2-4 miles every other day. Miss running. Family says "why push yourself?" Is it worth trying again?
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>>76742370
better than nothing judging by some of the garbage training anons be posting here
really you should spend a few hours researching training plans and make your own. or at least copy a basic ass one you find on google and adjust it to your needs as you go. you'll be an expert on training after a few months
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really tough conditions out there today.

last year 20% of the field finished in under 3:30. this year it was 13%.
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>>76742462
grats anon ^_^
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>>76741470
nice run m8
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>>76741463
>tfw tryhard tier
:(
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>>76741652
The hard part is over, you can already run 5k so no more walking. Start running 5k 2-3 times a week. Each week increase one of the runs by 1-1.5km until you hit 10km.
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>>76742711
absolute based wd
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>>76742865
Can you run a sub 5 mile?
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>>76742907
probably could but don't do short stuff often. this pb is years old
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>>76742711
Phwoar great work
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>>76742462
So now that the half marathon is achieved I wanna rooooooon a full marathon but I have noticed I experience Nausea and hit "the wall" after 2 hours of running. Will this go away if I keep on training or is there another way to fix it?
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>>76742711
enjoy the feast and then get training for 3:30
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I think I'm gonna do it
I'm going to start lifting weights while my hamstring heals
I'm going to do high-rep/low-weight routines though for fake cardio though
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>>76743059
NOOOOOOOO ANON DONT BECOME A HYBRID ATHLETE NOOOOOOOOOOOO
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>>76743059
wouldn't have hurt your hamstring if you were a seasoned lifter
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>>76743074
No I hurt my hamstring because the temperature dropped 20 degrees suddenly and I didn't warm up properly
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>>76743023
Have you ever fueled during a run? Runs longer than 60-90 minutes typically is when you need gels/gummies/candy/food part way through.
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>>76743097
No, I just rawdog my runs with a ~1000kcal meal 2 hours before the run
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>>76738831
reminder to never let your heels strike the ground unless you want your knees to turn to dust the day you turn 40
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>Went out a run today, 100C, but ok in the sun
>Sweating into my base layer, which cools me further
>Running somehow always promotes bowel movement for me, so an hour in I detour past public restroom
>10 minute visit, feel much better
>I'm now covered in sweat though
>Go outside, wind hits, fucking freezing
>Get running to stay warm
>Another hour, but really uncomfortable and chilled to the bone

Got pneumonia early this year by running a half marathon in sub zero conditions. Scared of it happening again tbqh
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I think my lungs are busted from a decade of chain smoking. They're still always the limiting factor in my rooning. Is it possible for me to hit 20 minute 5k? My pb was something like 23:40 (idk lost the data).
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>>76743128
It's hard when running downhill though
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>>76742524
We've been running the same amount of time. I'm a little faster than your best on the 5k, but you're faster than me on the 10k. We're pretty close on number of miles total. Just think it's neat. I wouldn't mind having an accountability buddy that's around the same level / experience as me, no homo
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>>76743110
Yeah that meal will be burnt up after two hours. If you want to extend runs start experimenting fueling. Lots of people are different and have their preference.
Rule of thumb: start eating things 45-60 minutes in and then every 30-45 minutes after.
I personally don’t like the gels, weird texture. I did the running gummies for a long time. Recently switched to nerds gummy clusters. Some runners are moving back towards “real foods” after finding the specific “running fuel” no better than off the shelf stuff and way more expensive
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>>76743140
who the fuck knows. smash some training and find out. I've heard stories or former smokers and alcoholics and fat bastards becoming good runners.
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>>76743147
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>>76743186
Are these legal in 5Ks?
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>>76739285
eternal victimhood complex. they eat this shit up for some reason.
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>>76743147
Not at all. Let gravity do the work and extend your foot out and land on the balls of your feet (nephew taught me this while he was running on a state championship cross country team.)
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>>76743259
If you do that, you end up gaining too much speed, then you're suddenly moving faster than your legs can keep up, and then you stumble, fall forward flat on your face, and tumble down the hill
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>Race yesterday, did incredibly well
>Feel depressed and sad today, almost on the verge of tears from the emptiness
Is this normal?
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I fell and broke my collar bone 6 weeks ago. I wasn't allowed to /roon/ or do any exercise until now. Problem is I have less than a week to prepare for a 5k race i'm supposed to compete and I have no idea what to do
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>>76743365
>train for 14km race for months to get <56 mins
>get goal time
>get handed my medal and hugged by my mum
>immediately fall into deep depression
yes, it passes
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>>76743365
Very normal. It's what leads to runners impulsively signing up for more and many times go further. Enjoy.
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>>76743384
Just have a few 1 to 3km runs this week, to remind yourself that you can do it.
Then on the day go and have fun without trying to be fast as fuck.

Just enjoy mobility. Things could have been far worse.
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>>76742462
Way to go, anon!

>>76742662
Talk to your doctor. If they approve, why not? Your family are jealous sacks of shit.

>>76742711
Damn, nice job, anon!

>>76743023
Bonki g is common aftee 2 hours. It's because you depleted your glygogen. Your body can only hold onto around two hours of it. You can extend it if you carb load, but not much. You can extent it further by doing it aerobically (zone 1 and 2) which utlizes more fat. Also, you can extend it even more by doing lactate threshold workouts to elevate how much lactic acid your body can handle before it hits the breaks on you (this will also improve your body using it as an energy source.)

You'll need to teach your body to intake carbs along with water during your longer runs. For me, I can go 2 and a half hours before I truly "bonk" if I'm doing it in zone 1 and 2. I can go upto 3 and still maintain pace if I'm regularly sipping on gatorade every 20 minutes. After that, I haven't been able to. However, when I'm training fir a race, I will use gels if I plan on a two hour+ run just to get my stomach used to taking in gels. Yeah, gels suck, but unless I carry bananas and pretzels around during the race, it's the next best thing that works for me, and most marathons only have gels. If they do have bananas and pretzels, it's rare and few.

Also, your nausea may also be many thinfs, but I would most likely say you are dehydrated.
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>>76743059
Well that went fucking poorly...
I was doing a low weight high rep circuit: a circuit of different lifts, 20-25 reps each. Well I got through the first circuit and started on the second... then felt very light headed. So I started walking back (the gym is in my apartment building) and fucking feinted in the hallway. Then I got up, and feinted again in the fucking elevator. Actually banged my head and cut open my forehead. Luckily I made it back with no one seeing me... but WHAT THE FUCK

I think I'll stick to running
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>>76743365
Depending on the race distance, it’s something you have been training for and thinking about for a few months. Then all of a sudden nothing. Can definitely give you a down feeling.
Some people like to have another race lined up so there is another thing waiting when one race is done. Others like the feeling of being able to just run for the sake of running. No plans, no goals.
Try to find a reason for why you run, and maybe it’s no reason other than just to run.
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Ran my first half marathon in May. 2:18:XX
Ran my second half marathon yesterday. 1:59:XX
I'm pumped as fuck.
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>>76743611
Looks like someone is getting ready to hop on the PR train. Watch anon, it can be addicting chasing it.
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>>76743186
I had these in highschool. They were fun but I'm pretty sure they were also part of the reason why I only lost my virginity at 20yo.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8ZE9_dO48g

This is the average /run/ poster btw
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>>76743611
based
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I kissed a woman for the first time in 2 years bros. Just ran 4 miles.
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>>76743593
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>>76743131
corr good kittington diss wun
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>>76741463
phwoar sex

would sniff her arse propa deep

like imagine taking bloke from 1930s and teleporting him to future to see diss shidd

he would have a bloody heart attack

like
he had no conceivable envisioning one day they would make clothes like diss and women would be just flaunting there sex evwrywbere
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>Want to work towards <20 5K
>Realise maintaining that for 10K would be 40 mins
>But the next 10K race is full of uphills
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>>76743939
nice. the running bit. kissing women is gay
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One of the best parts about getting quicker is the fact that you're in the pain cave for less time on each PB attempt.

I recently ran a 5k PB in 16:44, compared with a guy trying to break 20 I spent a whole 3 minutes less in agony and almost 10 minutes less than the average Joe.
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>>76744458
Sick time anon. Got any hot training tips? I'm currently trying to break 17. Current PB 17:2x
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Continuous fartlek 4/3/2/1 minute efforts + 30s sprint. 2 sets, 5 min water break in between.
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AHAHAHAH OH NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO AHAHAHAHAHAHHA
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>>76744572
>stravacucks in meltdown mode
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What do you guys eat before going out for a run? As a beginner coming from a fairly significant weight loss (20kg+), i’m still wary about eating carbs and really anything in volume, but i also noticed that i run way better when i eat something prior. I’ve been eating eggs before runs, but someone told me that eggs are bad for digestion, apparently (?), so i became curious about what you proper /roon/ers do
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>>76743593
wtf indeed
but don't stop going to the gym
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>>76744650
Definitely get some carbs in. Two slices of toast and a banana for me today. Some days I'll have a bowl of porridge. Cup of coffee and at least a pint of water.
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Noob here, ran a 5k on Saturday, not sure if my watch glitched ory heart is fucked up. I really pushed hard to try sub 28 (got 27:40). I have a Garmin forerunner 255, anyone had similar issues?

For context: 41M 183cm 81kg
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>>76744813
Mirin that steady redline.
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>>76744813
Something similar happened to me last week with the same watch. I guess Ranjesh must have pushed a defective firmware update
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>>76741652
Here is a direct 8-week plan:

Run 3 times per week.

1. Short Run: Easy, conversational pace (2-3 miles).
2. Varied Run: Tempo or intervals to build speed (2-3 miles).
3. Long Run: Slow, focus on distance. Start at 3 miles, add 0.5-1 mile each week until you hit 6.5 miles in Week 6.

Week 7: Taper. Reduce mileage.
Week 8:Run your 10k.

Rest 2-3 days between runs. Listen to your body.
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>>76742370
Coach Greg was great for me to improve my 5k
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>>76738831
have rooners been able to debunk this?
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>>76738831
Today I will start c25k

I used to be pretty /fit/ as a strongfat powerlifter after doing rowing in high school. But I haven't seen the inside of a gym in a number of years. Today I will do the needful after work and suck it up to sign up at planet fitness. I work long hours and I need a 24/7 gym to keep it consistent, so here we are.

Wish me luck, brehs
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fucking washed out of it. at least I had a waterproof jacket on
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>>76744813
Maybe cadence lock
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>>76745119
>no reason at all
Cardiovascular fitness is a legitimate reason
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>>76745119
the mere fact of this guy is so funny. imagine being european AND retarded
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i don't like running
thoughts on getting a large rebounder? it's the hamster wheel of human exercise and I'm a simple creature
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Does anyone have a good mobility/strength routine? I'm looking around but can't find anything consistent, and everything I am finding is stuck behind a subscription.
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>>76744650
I don't. I have been doing OMAD (sometimes I'll spread it out over a few hours if it's too hard to eat all of my calories at once) for years. I basically always run before I eat on a completely empty stomach. Fat adaptation is great for running. You don't bonk out towards the end of a long run. Instead, I always finish way faster than I started
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>>76745137
You got this, anon. One day at a time.
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>>76743593
Anon, you fainted in the hallway. Unless you feinted in a swordfight or something. Anyway, maybe try calisthenics in your apartment to build a strength base.
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>>76745137
Fake vid, dogs can't swim
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>>76745137
Running after work is brutal, when I go for my runs at the end of the day I'm already 10k steps deep and you feel immediately that it's affecting the quality pf your run but the alternative is not running at all which is not an option.
I wish I was a neet.

Good luck senpai.
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>>76745428
Thanks fren

Goal is to run a new years resolution 5k event that's going on in town

>>76745570
Anon that is just a Water Dog. They're highly adapted to small ponds, forming a symbiotic bond with large, red, floating fungi pods. You need to update your animal knowledge.

>>76745819
Yeah I have a reasonably active job that puts me at 10k easily. Plus I work doubles 3 nights a week, 15 hour work days are brutal. But I need to stay focused on the gains. If I want to have a good quality of life in the future I need to take care of myself in the now
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Nobody says any of that
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>>76742462
Amazing job anon!



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