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Runningw235

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Anyone else absolutely addicted to their running schedule?

I cannot stand days that I don't have time to atleast run 2-3 mi. (not very often).


Best addiction Ive ever had by far.

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Yup back in the days when I played ball in highschool I definitely loved being in shape and the good ol' runners high. ;)

Gotta admit tho, ever since all that shit ended I haven't been running as much only been weight lifting.

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Getting way outta shape this summer, Can't wait to start running this next fall!!

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That's how I am with lifting weights. I hate taking a day off.

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Yeah I love my lifting too, but running is more enjoyable to me.

I just feel off when I don't get to run. i.e. Tommorow Im just lifting and taking a day off running for the sake of my legs, and Im not necessarily looking forward to it.

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Have you always been into running?

I'm a lazy SOB and I need to start. Hopefully once I get into routine it'll turn into an addiction. Somehow I doubt it, though. At this point I dread the idea of running hahah. I ran the other day and had to lay down for a good hour because I literally just felt like dying. This was after a few years of smoking and couch-lock status for a couple months, though.

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Have you always been into running?

I'm a lazy SOB and I need to start. Hopefully once I get into routine it'll turn into an addiction. Somehow I doubt it, though. At this point I dread the idea of running hahah. I ran the other day and had to lay down for a good hour because I literally just felt like dying. This was after a few years of smoking and couch-lock status for a couple months, though.



No. I actually really fucking hated it at first.

It's much more pleasant after a few months, once you get into better shape.

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Yea I remember last summer I was playing a lot of ultimate frisbee and increased the time I could hold a steady run by so much. It was much more enjoyable when I wasn't dying to breathe after 4 minutes..
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Still haven't ran much this year, currently cycling a few miles to work every morning and lifting every other day but I want to start running.


Any reccomendations for good running shoes? I have the crossfit vibrams but they are already degraded on one of the toes, I use them for P90X still.

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No idea on the running shoes. Mine are Nike somethings, but they're old as hell.

They still work just fine though, and have plenty of miles on them.

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.. My body actually hurts if I don't run or do something.

It's like I get this ache that gets me going everyday. I suppose it's like an addiction as I get "withdrawal", so to say, if I don't run.

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Runners high.

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That's a good addiction to have.

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Newbalance 890s are what I use.

Yup, I'm always plotting how I can run faster, farther, smoother, more often.

Overuse of my adductors was holding me back for a while, but I found a variant of the traditional butterfly stretch that keeps 'em looser; do the stretch while lying supine instead of sitting.

I want to someday try to break the 2 hour marathon barrier because I'm a crazy SOB like that.

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I hear all ya guys. I was training for a half marathon...but lost interest at the week of mile 10. =[ Comes and goes..

my family is going to do the touch mudder up in vermont this sunday up on Mt. Snow - Vermont 2012 Course Map | Tough Mudder

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3 one mile repeats yesterday
one six mile run tomorrow.

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I just ran 4 miles and I feel fantastic.

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I'm actually going for a run right now, down the road....to check on my plants ;]
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I run for an hour twice a day. Love it

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I run for an hour twice a day. Love it



The farthest I've ran at one time without stopping or slowing down is 4 miles/ 32 mins or so.

I want to be able to run for an hour straight. Do you have any suggestions for me?

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Maybe try slowing down your pace a little.

The furthest I ran without stopping was a little over 6 miles and I did it in just under an hour. It's hard to keep a faster pace that long so try slowing up a little




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