20 thoughts on “running

  1. inflectionpoint

    Squats. More squats.
    Box jumps.
    Romanian dead lifts (with bodyweight only)
    Bulgarian split squats (again with bodyweight only)

    build the muscles you are using!

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  2. inflectionpoint

    Squats. More squats.
    Box jumps.
    Romanian dead lifts (with bodyweight only)
    Bulgarian split squats (again with bodyweight only)

    build the muscles you are using!

    Reply
  3. notmy_realname

    Do you need to?

    26.2/5 is a little over 5, which is not at all a horrible number of hours for a first marathon. If you can just continue to increase the mileage towards your goal of 26.2, as you seem to be doing, it might just be fine. Besides, if you keep increasing the mileage, perhaps the speed will just come naturally. Up to you whether you want to stress over it, I suppose.

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    1. Krissy Gibbs Post author

      Re: Do you need to?

      I’m not stressing about it and I’m not feeling upset when I don’t hit it. It would still be nice to break 5 mph on a longer run. 🙂

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    2. Krissy Gibbs Post author

      Re: Do you need to?

      I’m not stressing about it and I’m not feeling upset when I don’t hit it. It would still be nice to break 5 mph on a longer run. 🙂

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  4. notmy_realname

    Do you need to?

    26.2/5 is a little over 5, which is not at all a horrible number of hours for a first marathon. If you can just continue to increase the mileage towards your goal of 26.2, as you seem to be doing, it might just be fine. Besides, if you keep increasing the mileage, perhaps the speed will just come naturally. Up to you whether you want to stress over it, I suppose.

    Reply

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