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re: Official Running Log/Marathon Training Thread
Posted on 8/4/19 at 4:47 pm to TigeRoots
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.
Posted on 8/4/19 at 5:14 pm to Rsande63
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I was trying to talk myself into walking and resting during yesterday's 5K.
Everyone does this. I do it almost every race I'm in. I did it on my tempo run on Saturday. I'd wager that most everyone does, even professionals. People that say they don't either are lying or not running hard enough. No shame to be had RS.
This post was edited on 8/4/19 at 5:16 pm
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