Better get some gore-tex trail shoes then!
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Originally posted by Paradigm View PostWhen I was running this morning I was thinking "I can do this - and I can't wait to post about it"!
Very fast time, Rossco. When I'm doing it in the gym I tend to average around 2:20 for 500m, so if I went really at it I reckon I could get to 8:30 but it'd take some real training to get significantly better. It's a cracking time.
I really wanna see more people with 2000m times to see how good I am compared to everyone! I just make sure I have my 500m average under 2:00 the whole time and know that for the last minute I can just hammer it at lightning speed to make up extra valuable seconds. At one point I almost gave up today too but my mate was shouting in my ear the whole time making me go, that really helps!!
I really hope I can get the time down from 7:43 to 7:30 by the summer. Would be most excellent.
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Just done about 4 miles in one blast (my 5 milers were in two parts). Last mile was hard work but I was going easily up until mile 2. Unfortunately then I hit the river with all the sexy ladies and felt compelled to overtake them. Which made it desperately hard towards the end.
Damn my libido.
Probably take tomorrow as a rest day and hit the gym on Wednesday.
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Oh no! Come on Chain! The devil pizza must be resisted! (except on Friday night )
Diet wise I'm doing quite well - I've stocked my house up with healthy foods and made sure that I've got enough stuff easy to prepare that I can't easily slip into cheat mode.
To be fair though I have nothing else to really concentrate on other than this (and the day job). Which makes it a bit easier.
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Originally posted by RLench View PostI've just weighed myself and I've lost 4lbs in two weeks. My trainer at the gym said he wants me to lose a stone in about 10-12 weeks, but I could do it in half that time
I'm fully back to training now, 9 miles last night, I took it easy and finished in 1hr10 but it was nice to get out without targets and times etc. I think I may start actual training next week I should be recovered enough by then, plan on doing a 1 hour tempo run, 1 track interval session and a 2 hour run a week with 4 other 9mile slow runs in the hope of maintaining this level of fitness. Half tempted to throw in some hill sessions in light of the cross country run planned for Aug but think it may well be too little to make any real effort will see how next week goes, kind of like hill sessions is a sick way but not sure of real benefit
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Originally posted by Spagoli View PostI'm fully back to training now, 9 miles last night, I took it easy and finished in 1hr10 but it was nice to get out without targets and times etc.
I rarely go running as in cross-country or up (and over) hills but when I do - Christ - I nearly half collapse when I get back home. It is certainly more taxing on your legs than a straightforward (path / road) run however, the sense of satisfaction afterwards is great.
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Hey all,
I noticed in October that I had like ballooned to almost 20 stone. Shocker! So I bought a multi-gym for my spare room and started playing sports, eating healthily and what-not and I'm down to 16.35 stone as of this morning. Looking to hit 13 stone by the end of the summer
Some great stories on here guys, keep it up - its inspiring!
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Ive recently gone back to running again, something i gave up abruptly a few years back. But it helps clear my head and cheer me up when i have a lot on my mind (which is a lot latley) I must admit i only do it once a wekk, but ill probably change my route and distance as the weeks go by. I STILL need to buy some appropriate footwear, i hear New balance are very comfortable for yah feet and are light in weight also. In some ways ive found that returning to running after so long has somehow suppresed my appetite, im not as hungry anymore, and i feel more tired at the end of the day. Is this a good thing?
Im not into the who marathon running thing, im jus doing it to get fitter and to ease my mind so to speak. It really does help clear yah head i must admit. Must be all that oxygen rushing to teh brain lol! Besides the sun shining on your face when you run is a nice feeling.
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Broke the 19 minute barrier on the C2 rowing machine today, which is what they have at the gym up the road. 18:56 from 19:02 which doesn't seem like much perhaps but it's a lot of effort. When I finished, there's nobody bothered like but I look around and I'm the only person with a sweat on in the place so I know I've done some work today. Then I did ten minutes get-my-breath-back on the treadmill, biceps, triceps, shoulders, chest and the opposite muscles which I can't remember (Latissimus dorsi according to Google). Abs and then a quick stretch and I'm done. Legs next time, yeah.
Time for another protein shake.
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Originally posted by 112 View Post..... so long has somehow suppresed my appetite, im not as hungry anymore, and i feel more tired at the end of the day. Is this a good thing?
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