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#6271414 - 04/11/12 12:49 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Impulsive]
Ampsman in Extremis Ampsman in Extremis I PITY THE FOOL! Post Master Supreme Registered: 04/10/00 Posts: 15463 Loc: San Jose, Ca, USA	So I have a half 2 weeks from sunday, 6 weeks after my full. I had to take a week off due to back problems and I have been doing nothing but speed work. I plan on doing 14-15 this sunday but other than that I'm going to just keep doing intervals, tempo runs and hills. We'll see how it goes. _________________________ Paki: 3:36
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#6271585 - 04/11/12 01:48 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Ampsman in Extremis]
Sir Ironpool Sir Ironpool Sponsored by Toyota Post Master Supreme Registered: 03/12/01 Posts: 71770 Loc: Long Beach, CA	So after pacing my brother through the last 10 miles of the American River 50 miler, I've become obsessed with trail running and ultras. It was such an eye opening experience. I plan on doing that race next year, but in the mean time will be looking for a local trail race to do before the San diego RnR marathon in June. _________________________
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#6271605 - 04/11/12 01:56 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Sir Ironpool]
Ampsman in Extremis Ampsman in Extremis I PITY THE FOOL! Post Master Supreme Registered: 04/10/00 Posts: 15463 Loc: San Jose, Ca, USA	Originally Posted By: Mr. Mom (prude) So after pacing my brother through the last 10 miles of the American River 50 miler, I've become obsessed with trail running and ultras. It was such an eye opening experience. I plan on doing that race next year, but in the mean time will be looking for a local trail race to do before the San diego RnR marathon in June. Was he doing it as a qualifier for the WS100? _________________________ Paki: 3:36
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#6272339 - 04/11/12 07:12 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Ampsman in Extremis]
Sir Ironpool Sir Ironpool Sponsored by Toyota Post Master Supreme Registered: 03/12/01 Posts: 71770 Loc: Long Beach, CA	Yeah, along with about 10 people in the running group he coaches. He actually had two tickets in the lottery for WS this year, but didn't get picked. _________________________
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#6273438 - 04/12/12 10:34 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Impulsive]
LuckyRVA LuckyRVA Post Master Supreme Registered: 08/30/02 Posts: 15210 Loc: Queens, NY	I signed up for the Brooklyn half in May and started training a few weeks ago. I normally run about 8 miles a week. Now that I've kicked it up to 15 miles a week (and changed shoes) I now have shin splints. I've never had them before and they suck! _________________________ Flickr Photostream
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#6276612 - 04/13/12 02:02 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: LuckyRVA]
Euphoricuck Euphoricuck Post Master Supreme Registered: 11/05/03 Posts: 92703 Loc: Canadistan	Finally grabbed some new shoes yesterday Im trying out some more "barefoot" style, much less cushioning than most shoes out there.(although it doesnt translate in the pic the sole is pretty thin)and the orange is way crazier I got them pretty cheap so whatever. Ill see how it goes. Already did a 3k on them last night. The shoes are really light. My cardio is fine right now (since I swim) so that was not an issue..but getting used to the pounding again will take a little holding back. I could easily bang out a decent run but dont need to hurt any tendons etc from too much pounding to quickly. I havent done any running in about a yr. _________________________
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#6276772 - 04/13/12 03:14 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Euphoricuck]
LuckyRVA LuckyRVA Post Master Supreme Registered: 08/30/02 Posts: 15210 Loc: Queens, NY	Do you find running in a more barefoot style shoe a bit awkward at first? Last year I started running with the Nike + 2 (or whatever the hell its called) and found it odd to strike on my midfoot rather than my heel. This year I'm running with the Saucony Kinavara 2 (below) which has less of a heel drop and after running in them for a few weeks my calves are still sore after every single run. _________________________ Flickr Photostream
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#6276831 - 04/13/12 03:46 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: LuckyRVA]
Euphoricuck Euphoricuck Post Master Supreme Registered: 11/05/03 Posts: 92703 Loc: Canadistan	Well Ive only done the one run and just took it somewhat easy. My legs are certainly a bit sore today but Ill see how it progresses. Probably a combo of the different style shoe and not used to the pounding. I did try and practice landing more mid foot for a km or two...something I normally do in a sprint but not so much on longer runs. That looks like a great shoe. _________________________
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#6276866 - 04/13/12 04:06 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Euphoricuck]
LuckyRVA LuckyRVA Post Master Supreme Registered: 08/30/02 Posts: 15210 Loc: Queens, NY	I'm digging it so far. It's light as hell. _________________________ Flickr Photostream
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#6280942 - 04/15/12 10:24 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: LuckyRVA]
Euphoricuck Euphoricuck Post Master Supreme Registered: 11/05/03 Posts: 92703 Loc: Canadistan	Done two more runs since. So far seems ok. Just typical "i havent run in ages" pain so far. my calves are doing just fine. shins and other tendons are a bit sore. _________________________
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#6281703 - 04/16/12 10:45 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Euphoricuck]
micah micah Tight Knit Marriage Post Master Supreme Registered: 08/24/01 Posts: 31033 Loc: Columbia, SC	Just checkin' in... PR'd yesterday in the half (1:31:43) and now I'm preparing for the race of my life on Saturday. This will be the Moe's "Burrito Dash". Run 2 miles, eat a (smallish) burrito, yell "Welcome to Moe's!", and then run the last 1.1 miles. I'm not worried about puking or anything (it's a 400 calorie burrito) but I'm wondering how long it will take me to catch my breath enough so that I can eat the burrito. Still, I'm looking forward to it! There's a crazy purse ($2000 for 1st, $1000 for 2nd, $500 for 3rd) but I think that purse is going to bring in some serious competition.
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#6281739 - 04/16/12 10:55 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: micah]
Sir Ironpool Sir Ironpool Sponsored by Toyota Post Master Supreme Registered: 03/12/01 Posts: 71770 Loc: Long Beach, CA	Oh shit...nipping at my heels! Nice job man! Originally Posted By: micah Just checkin' in... PR'd yesterday in the half (1:31:43) and now I'm preparing for the race of my life on Saturday. This will be the Moe's "Burrito Dash". Run 2 miles, eat a (smallish) burrito, yell "Welcome to Moe's!", and then run the last 1.1 miles. I'm not worried about puking or anything (it's a 400 calorie burrito) but I'm wondering how long it will take me to catch my breath enough so that I can eat the burrito. Still, I'm looking forward to it! There's a crazy purse ($2000 for 1st, $1000 for 2nd, $500 for 3rd) but I think that purse is going to bring in some serious competition. _________________________
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#6281781 - 04/16/12 11:07 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Sir Ironpool]
micah micah Tight Knit Marriage Post Master Supreme Registered: 08/24/01 Posts: 31033 Loc: Columbia, SC	Thanks - it was actually my first thought when the clock came into view! "Did I beat that goofy tattoo'd CSI bastard?" TBH, I'd feel like a wanker saying it anywhere but here, but all those distance runs during the marathon training made 13.1 miles really seem like no big deal. I mean it was a tough effort but I was never intimidated by it. I'm sure it's the same for you with the tri training. Side note, I've been running in Brooks Launch, which I've loved. I decide to try the Brooks Pure Flow, which are a bit lighter - they were great! Responsive, fairly cushy, fast. (I had gone to the store to look at the Pure Connect, which is more minimal, but the toe box was WAY too narrow.) I'm way too heavy to go barefoot on pavement but I really like the spread of fairly flat shoes like the Brooks Pure and NB minimus lines.
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#6282207 - 04/16/12 01:27 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: micah]
Sir Ironpool Sir Ironpool Sponsored by Toyota Post Master Supreme Registered: 03/12/01 Posts: 71770 Loc: Long Beach, CA	Yeah....I remember thinking in my last marathon, at the halfway point..."if I was mart I'd have just signed up for the half and I'd be done and feeling fantastic right now." I love the half distance. It's long enough to be a challenge, but short enough that you can really run it hard. You're right...once you've run a full or two, 13.1 just isn't a big deal mentally. I've heard a lot of good things about that whole Brooks Pure line...might have to try them out. I did my last half in my Kswiss racing flats that are only 6oz and man it makes a difference in foot speed and turnover. Only problem is the legs take a bit of a beating at that distance and speed with such a thin sole. _________________________
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#6282221 - 04/16/12 01:30 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Sir Ironpool]
Sir Ironpool Sir Ironpool Sponsored by Toyota Post Master Supreme Registered: 03/12/01 Posts: 71770 Loc: Long Beach, CA	Third goal for the year coming up this saturday. Local 10k with a pretty big turnout. My goal is to go sub 42, but if I have a good day I think I can go sub 40:00, which based on last years results, would put me in top 3 for my AG....which would be awesome. _________________________
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#6282366 - 04/16/12 02:21 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Sir Ironpool]
Duc Duc Post Master Supreme Registered: 06/20/03 Posts: 35382 Loc: MD	two of my old co-workers ran in the Boston Marathon today (male/female). cierrecart, they both ran it in a hair over 4hrs...is that bad or good? just asking because i hear how some of you run your marathons in the 3s and i just wondered. ...i want to try the phila half in november _________________________ BigAl: there is a huge difference between working out to be healthy, and ingesting 10 protein shakes a day, creatine, roids, etc. JoeyBalls: Yup. That's why I said I workout to look good. If i wanted to be healthy. I'd swim. *..you can NEVER out train a bad diet -- FitExcellence*
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#6282369 - 04/16/12 02:23 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Duc]
Duc Duc Post Master Supreme Registered: 06/20/03 Posts: 35382 Loc: MD	my longest run since my injury last year has been 8miles and i ran an avg pace of 8.33 hopefully i can run something respectable for a half-marathon race _________________________ BigAl: there is a huge difference between working out to be healthy, and ingesting 10 protein shakes a day, creatine, roids, etc. JoeyBalls: Yup. That's why I said I workout to look good. If i wanted to be healthy. I'd swim. *..you can NEVER out train a bad diet -- FitExcellence*
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#6282411 - 04/16/12 02:45 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Duc]
Sir Ironpool Sir Ironpool Sponsored by Toyota Post Master Supreme Registered: 03/12/01 Posts: 71770 Loc: Long Beach, CA	Originally Posted By: Duc two of my old co-workers ran in the Boston Marathon today (male/female). cierrecart, they both ran it in a hair over 4hrs...is that bad or good? just asking because i hear how some of you run your marathons in the 3s and i just wondered. J ...i want to try the phila half in november From what I hear it was unusually hot in Boston today, and times from the pros on down reflect that. A buddy of mine qualified with a 2:59, and ran a 4:45 today. _________________________
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#6293496 - 04/21/12 10:18 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Sir Ironpool]
micah micah Tight Knit Marriage Post Master Supreme Registered: 08/24/01 Posts: 31033 Loc: Columbia, SC	Ran the Burrito Dash 5k in 21:33 this mornin'. Eating the burrito was a BITCH! You're out of breath and it was pretty dry. Burrito was at the 2 mile mark, I fully caught my breath at the stop, so I set back out real fast (6 minute range). But after about 500 yards I started to have to puke. Actually had to walk for about 20 seconds, then picked up and jogged through the last stretch.
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#6294774 - 04/22/12 11:07 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: micah]
Sir Ironpool Sir Ironpool Sponsored by Toyota Post Master Supreme Registered: 03/12/01 Posts: 71770 Loc: Long Beach, CA	Nabbed my first podium yesterday. 2nd place AG finish in a local 10k with a 40:40. Pretty stoked. _________________________
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#6294894 - 04/22/12 01:22 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Sir Ironpool]
slackereg6 slackereg6 Member Registered: 09/18/05 Posts: 868 Loc: Hot Texas	Great job man! _________________________ 03 c-rv
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#6295934 - 04/23/12 08:07 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Sir Ironpool]
ChittyChittyGangBang ChittyChittyGangBang Post Master Registered: 12/19/02 Posts: 2341 Loc: St Louis, Mo	Originally Posted By: Mr. Mom (prude) Nabbed my first podium yesterday. 2nd place AG finish in a local 10k with a 40:40. Pretty stoked. Damn good work!
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#6296294 - 04/23/12 10:44 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: ChittyChittyGangBang]
Euphoricuck Euphoricuck Post Master Supreme Registered: 11/05/03 Posts: 92703 Loc: Canadistan	got some more mileage in. calves have been fine...quads are feeling it more so than Ive felt in the past. interesting _________________________
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#6307560 - 04/28/12 11:37 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Euphoricuck]
lessthanmike lessthanmike Major Member Registered: 09/01/03 Posts: 1486 Loc: Cleveland, Ohio	I ran a 10 mile race this morning. Finished in 1:07:53, averaged about a 6:46 mile. I did the same race last year at 1:12:xx. I could have done a little better but I was afraid of blowing up to early. I came in 12 out of 117 in my AG and 64 out of just over 1500 over all. I'll put up the garmin link when I upload it Edited by lessthanmike (04/28/12 11:39 AM) _________________________ NOHC--D, Because she knows I couldn't get laid in a women's prison with a handful of pardons.
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#6308099 - 04/28/12 07:47 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: lessthanmike]
Sir Ironpool Sir Ironpool Sponsored by Toyota Post Master Supreme Registered: 03/12/01 Posts: 71770 Loc: Long Beach, CA	Nice job Mike....thats a solid race. _________________________
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#6308102 - 04/28/12 07:48 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Sir Ironpool]
Sir Ironpool Sir Ironpool Sponsored by Toyota Post Master Supreme Registered: 03/12/01 Posts: 71770 Loc: Long Beach, CA	With todays 9 mile run Im at 46 miles in the last 6 days. _________________________
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#6309892 - 04/29/12 09:23 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Sir Ironpool]
Epic Medic Epic Medic Post Master Supreme Registered: 05/30/02 Posts: 10536	Trying to trim weight so my legs isn't carrying to much weight! While maintaining strength. _________________________ MSML
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#6311010 - 04/30/12 11:21 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Epic Medic]
Ampsman in Extremis Ampsman in Extremis I PITY THE FOOL! Post Master Supreme Registered: 04/10/00 Posts: 15463 Loc: San Jose, Ca, USA	Signed up for another marathon. http://www.pctrailruns.com/event.aspx?dtid=9929 Trail run...start in Santa Cruz Mountains and end at the ocean. _________________________ Paki: 3:36
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#6311306 - 04/30/12 12:49 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Ampsman in Extremis]
Duc Duc Post Master Supreme Registered: 06/20/03 Posts: 35382 Loc: MD	ran the crystal city 5K friday race last week. completed it 24.37 which put me at 7m43secs per mile _________________________ BigAl: there is a huge difference between working out to be healthy, and ingesting 10 protein shakes a day, creatine, roids, etc. JoeyBalls: Yup. That's why I said I workout to look good. If i wanted to be healthy. I'd swim. *..you can NEVER out train a bad diet -- FitExcellence*
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#6311630 - 04/30/12 02:11 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Duc]
Cheesegoggles Cheesegoggles Post Master Supreme Registered: 07/10/08 Posts: 19073 Loc: Here	Will be signing up for my first marathon this week. It is the St. Jude's in Memphis the first weekend of December, so plenty of time to train. I've run a few half marathons now and they have been fine. I'm not sure I'm excited yet about the full, though.
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#6311869 - 04/30/12 03:32 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Ampsman in Extremis]
Sir Ironpool Sir Ironpool Sponsored by Toyota Post Master Supreme Registered: 03/12/01 Posts: 71770 Loc: Long Beach, CA	That looks fun as hell. Originally Posted By: ampsman Signed up for another marathon. http://www.pctrailruns.com/event.aspx?dtid=9929 Trail run...start in Santa Cruz Mountains and end at the ocean. _________________________
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#6312458 - 04/30/12 08:04 PM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Sir Ironpool]
TexasCamaroSS TexasCamaroSS Major Member Registered: 08/15/03 Posts: 1417	Just got a pair of these for $71 out the door. Already marked down, additional 20% off, and a $50 gift card from Christmas. Nike Air Max+ 2012 Can't wait to get out and give them a shot in the morning. I was doing the minimalist thing last year until I got hurt and just can't get back into it (get frustrated that I can only run a mile or so in them before I'm sore). Am excited to get out and get my mileage back up with these.
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#6313703 - 05/01/12 10:55 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: TexasCamaroSS]
micah micah Tight Knit Marriage Post Master Supreme Registered: 08/24/01 Posts: 31033 Loc: Columbia, SC	Great work Duc, Lessthanmike, and Mr. Mom! I did this "Quarry Crusher" race this weekend. It was BRUTAL. I'm normally good with hills and on normal rollers, I pass people, so I thought I could take advantage. In the end... EVERYONE walked. Most painful race of my life. The downhill was tough too because it was just a matter of how much do you want to open up your stride vs. how scared are you to fall (it was a bit gravelly). In the end I did okay taking 9th out of around 180 runners, chip time 27:54 for a 3.72 mile run. 550 feet of gain in 1.5 miles, with much steeper parts locally: http://connect.garmin.com/activity/173291297
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#6313715 - 05/01/12 10:57 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: micah]
HotHB HotHB Post Master Supreme Registered: 09/09/01 Posts: 30309	Question: So this winter I got into running on the treadmill...as the weather has gotten nicer I have moved this new found hobby to the great outdoors...mostly running mild trails around town. Anyway, I am feeling good and have slimmed down quite a bit, not to mention my legs have completely changed shape (g-unit says for the better). But my question is about form...is there a right way to run? I'm not getting aches or anything...but just curious. Any tips/tricks quick little adjustments you can make on the fly to make sure you are 'doing it right'?
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#6313726 - 05/01/12 10:58 AM Re: Running/Cardio Thread [Re: Cheesegoggles]
micah micah Tight Knit Marriage Post Master Supreme Registered: 08/24/01 Posts: 31033 Loc: Columbia, SC	Originally Posted By: CheeseGoggles Will be signing up for my first marathon this week. It is the St. Jude's in Memphis the first weekend of December, so plenty of time to train. I've run a few half marathons now and they have been fine. I'm not sure I'm excited yet about the full, though. You've probably heard this from 40 people, but the marathon is a real wake up call compared to the half. Don't skimp on the long training runs. Also, if you're anything like me, you're going to lose speed from the marathon training. I have a friend who runs a lot of marathons and I always wondered why she wasn't faster through her 5k faces, considering she puts on 70 miles a week... now I know.
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