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re: Official Running Log/Marathon Training Thread
Posted on 8/4/19 at 3:44 pm to Rsande63
Posted on 8/4/19 at 3:44 pm to Rsande63
Maybe do some strides RS? I do 20 sec on/off on some of my long runs, per Daniels Plan. I find them fun. They are more to work on your form when going fast, could be a way to make that .75 useful on some days.
Back from week long beach vacation today. Got all of my runs in but damn all of the food, lack of good sleep, ALCOHOL caught up with me on my long run/workout this am.
Had this on the plan.
1 WU
2 MP @ 6:55-7:10 (I definitely wouldn’t call this my current MP, HMGP however)
1 Easy @ 7:58-8:47
4 MP (all was OK here until I was a couple miles in, then the wheels fell completely off. HR through the roof, pretty much bonked, last couple miles involved a couple of brief stops, hands on hips, etc.)
1 CD (only did .5)
I only ate a couple of bad meals the whole trip but it’s all the shite in between that caught up with me. That said, I felt guilty every beer/drink I had as I was worried how it would affect my next run. Completely ate up with it, not sure if this is good or bad, haha.
Was surprised to step on the scale and see I only gained 4 pounds. Guess I’ll blow it out with a pizza today and back on the train tomorrow! Choo choo m’fers!!
Good job this weekend RS/Quail. Good to see you back in the fold, hb.
Back from week long beach vacation today. Got all of my runs in but damn all of the food, lack of good sleep, ALCOHOL caught up with me on my long run/workout this am.
Had this on the plan.
1 WU
2 MP @ 6:55-7:10 (I definitely wouldn’t call this my current MP, HMGP however)
1 Easy @ 7:58-8:47
4 MP (all was OK here until I was a couple miles in, then the wheels fell completely off. HR through the roof, pretty much bonked, last couple miles involved a couple of brief stops, hands on hips, etc.)
1 CD (only did .5)
I only ate a couple of bad meals the whole trip but it’s all the shite in between that caught up with me. That said, I felt guilty every beer/drink I had as I was worried how it would affect my next run. Completely ate up with it, not sure if this is good or bad, haha.
Was surprised to step on the scale and see I only gained 4 pounds. Guess I’ll blow it out with a pizza today and back on the train tomorrow! Choo choo m’fers!!
Good job this weekend RS/Quail. Good to see you back in the fold, hb.
This post was edited on 8/4/19 at 4:08 pm
Posted on 8/4/19 at 4:47 pm to TigeRoots
Thanks TigeRoots,
The idea of strides seem like a good fit...helps with form, only about 20 seconds, have some fun, and kill time & distance at the end.
More importantly, I need things at the "end" to help me push mentally and physically once I get tired legs and lose form.
I'm embarrassed to say, mentally, I was trying to talk myself into walking and resting during yesterday's 5K...it was much faster and harder than my norm and when it got tough, my legs felt it, and I saw others slowing, I came close to giving in.
I checked my watch, saw I was going to get a PR, and kicked those thoughts away in about 10 seconds. The harder training is finally helping with the mental softness.
The idea of strides seem like a good fit...helps with form, only about 20 seconds, have some fun, and kill time & distance at the end.
More importantly, I need things at the "end" to help me push mentally and physically once I get tired legs and lose form.
I'm embarrassed to say, mentally, I was trying to talk myself into walking and resting during yesterday's 5K...it was much faster and harder than my norm and when it got tough, my legs felt it, and I saw others slowing, I came close to giving in.
I checked my watch, saw I was going to get a PR, and kicked those thoughts away in about 10 seconds. The harder training is finally helping with the mental softness.
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