Thanks, but ... when doing my last "long" run (23k) last Sunday, I started feeling a small pain on the sole of my foot at the end of the run. Nothing serious and it went away when I stopped running. On Monday morning the pain was there again for a few hours but eventually went away. Did a 8k run on Thursday and all felt reasonable. Then Thuesday I went out for a 5k run and the pain returned almost instant (but this time more severe), so I stoppped running immediately ...Good luck this weekend Manuelos! Run smart and you will have a great race.
That's too bad to hear. Rest up as much as you can stay off your feet, and try to ice it if you have time. Good luck tomorrow. I hope it feels good.Thanks, but ... when doing my last "long" run (23k) last Sunday, I started feeling a small pain on the sole of my foot at the end of the run. Nothing serious and it went away when I stopped running. On Monday morning the pain was there again for a few hours but eventually went away. Did a 8k run on Thursday and all felt reasonable. Then Thuesday I went out for a 5k run and the pain returned almost instant (but this time more severe), so I stoppped running immediately ...
So at this point now I'm pretty sceptical about making it to the finish line tomorrow
Woohoo! Great job Manuelos! You fought through a lot to even get to the starting line so to reach your goal is a great accomplishment. I look forward to seeing the footage of the race. Eat so good food, rest up and drink a beer or two tonight. You deserve it.Finishid in ............ 3h49'51"
Better than I'd hope for. Ran a very constant race, running between 5'20" and 5'30"/km all the time. Goal was a sub 4h, but if possible sub 3h53 because a friend once ran a 3h53. Lost 1 minute at km36 because I had to stop to pee, I really didn't want to, but no way I was running another 6k that way. Last 5k were tough, but I kept running my pace pretty easy actually. Last 100m was pure awesomeness, massive yelling crowd, some friends/family supporting, and than seeing a 3h49 on the big clock
Oh, and I didn't have any pain at all, not the achilles, not my painly foot from last week, no nothing
http://connect.garmin.com/activity/590310656
42,2km
3h49'51"
5'25"/km
172 AVG Heath Rate (my max is 205)
2433kcal
I had my GoPro with me so I'll be uploading a video soon
I had my GoPro with me so I'll be uploading a video soon
Yup, October 5th. It's going well. Taper starts tomorrow and I'm ready for that. I struggled to get through today's 14 miler but nothing serious. Just wasn't motivated to do the last hard workout. Goal is 3:19:59 or faster.So mcfizzle how's the training going? Your marathon is next week, right? Which one are you running?
Thanks. I came down with a head cold Thursday night, horrible timing, but as of now it's not too bad and I plan to run. I will post results tomorrow afternoon.Good luck tomorrow mcfizzle !!! And don't forget to enjoy.
I'm sure you'll do well 👍
👍👍👍I will post more in the next day or two but the race went great. I finished with a time of 3:17:18 and ran negative splits. I felt strong throughout and the final 3 were my fastest miles. Actually left a little on the course.
Nice job! I'm the same, I've lacked motivation since the marathon but I plan to get going again tomorrow.Started in a 10k race yesterday and finished in 41'39". Training has been a bit sloppy since my marathon, so I was quite happy with that time.
Do you guys prefer running on a track or on the treadmill? Do you feel that there are actual pros/cons?
Outside because it's so much more beneficialDo you guys prefer running on a track or on the treadmill? Do you feel that there are actual pros/cons?
Outside for sure. It's nice to actually get outside after class and homework and stuff, and treadmills are really bad for your kneesDo you guys prefer running on a track or on the treadmill? Do you feel that there are actual pros/cons?
Did a 39'59" on a 10k race this morning, finally sub 40'
And I'm doing another marathon the 25th of October. Goal will be something around 3h30'.