13391717, Mad respect to runners Posted by rdhull, Wed Jul-01-20 09:45 PM
I think if I was a runner I’d never need to really do much else. But sag, if I could ever run a mile no stopping even if I was doing that slow jog shit I’d be happy. I know it takes conditioning and it’s o it a matter of time but my lungs be burnin and calves on fire to get there when I was trying to be a runner
>I miss working remotely. Was running 70+ miles a week & >feeling good. Had no idea I could do that kind of mileage week >in and stay uninjured. > >Now that I'm back in the office I feel guilty if I run >everyday so mileage is a lot less. Being 38 and married with >two kids changes priorities, ha ha. Trying to fit in more >speed work and push-ups/pull-ups/planks to make up the >difference. > >The other day I knocked out a 5:30 mile in the midst of an 11 >mile run. Been a long time since I've done something like >that! > >Reading these posts is inspiring. Y'all are beasts and >maintaining consistency can be a bitch. High-five!
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