ILX running running thread

Good luck forks! Hope that in a week's time it'll be fine and you'll be up and at 'em again.

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I wish I could do this, but I don't have a car to get way out there.

I have extensor tendonitis. Getting my insoles serviced.

Resting today. 30k trail race tomorrow.

Good luck with that!

Jeff, what's the normal recovery time for e.t.? Can you do any running at the moment?

Oh yeah, I can run. The pain was the worst a week and a half ago, so I have cut back some, but I did 6 miles today and it's fine, just a little tender. I'm using Superfeet and a ankle sleeve while my insoles are getting fixed. She said as long as it doesn't get any worse, I should be good to go.

Just ordered my girlfriend her very first pair of trail shoes from ZombieRunner.com. Nice pair of Inov-8 shoes in her size, and on clearance ($90 down to $50). She doesn't know these are coming but I think she'll be excited.

7.7 through new hampshire and back, live free or jah rastafari

in 1:15 btw - hella hills tho

5 miles in 58 mins, and i've learned that maybe a wedding the day before isn't the ideal preparation.

Finished my 30k (18.6 miles) this morning in 3:40 and change. First 10k was about 1:06, next two slower. Been under the weather all week (common cold) and allergies on top of that, so had trouble breathing well -- stuffy nose/throat. Dry heaved and then uked at mile 3 so that kinda set the tone for the remainder of the race. But, I finished. And sometimes that's what matters on an off day. I'm doing a 25k next Saturday so am going to rest up, hopefully I'll do better then.

Dry heaved and then puked *

7.7 through new hampshire and back, live free or jah rastafari

got <3 4 this so much

doing an 8k on the 2nd havent run v much in twenty ten & like three times this month but fuk it raise sum $

yeah i tihnk we'd a guessed what 'uked' signified tbf!

obviously that 3:40 looks pretty great to me, but what would you have been hoping for?

Well, I ran the first 10k in 1:06 before I decided to cut my losses and take it easier. Probably could have done a couple more 1:06-1:10 loops and finished between 3:18 and 3:26, on a really good day. My goal going in was about 3:30, given that I'd been feeling bad all week... so wasn't far off the mark, actually.

considering all the uking i'd say that's pretty good so

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Good run, sorry about your chundersome guts.

Ran in rural Iowa this morning. It was nice but I like the way distance passes in the city better.

half marathon today, did it in 2:04 which I would have taken beforehand but I was pacing myself alright, feeling good, did 10 miles in 1:29 and my legs fell apart just after 11 and I walked, limped&shuffled to the end, so eh, aching more than pleased but feel satisfied

Good job! Get some ibuprofen down you tonight I reckon.

ilx be running in march

99 miles on the month, should hit close to 110 by the time the 31st comes around.

Nice month and good on the half Mary ogmor.

I'll hit 50, maybe 60. I hope April will be my month where I return to triple digit totals.

Barkley2010

Make that 59:18
2 minutes ago via txt

Yes JB is the 9th official finisher of the Barkley! 59:19!!!
4 minutes ago via txt

I will update if/when I hear anything.
11 minutes ago via txt

Time just ran out. I'm in Denver; chicken gourmet Joe is supposed to text me any updates and there have been none. JB did 14 for loop 4; ...
12 minutes ago via txt

5. Bell lap. JB got some sleep and had minutes to spare to the 48 Hour cutoff to start loop 5. He has to do his last loop in 12 hours.
about 12 hours ago via txt

6. JB just came in to finish loop 4. He has just over an hour to get out on loop 5. The rain has just picked up again.
about 13 hours ago via txt

Looks like we have our ninth official finisher of the world's toughest 100 miler.

More: http://twitter.com/barkley2010

who's that then?

has psyched myself up for a 10k trial run this evening but flood, sleet and storm conditions meant i settled for a quicker 2 miles than i've managed yet. glad to be in out of it tbh.

i dropped my computer on my toe, and its raining

running is still hard yo

my endurance is really improving tho

Photos from the 2010 Barkley course: http://mattmahoney.net/barkley/2010

Wrapped up a 25k over the weekend, called Hells Hills. Ran it in about 2:51, though still waiting on the official results. Lots of rolling hills, single track woodsy trail, really fun course!

i didn't do anything like that, but i ran in rural iowa, chicago, and prospect park (in brooklyn) in one seven day span!

So I went for my first ever run on Saturday. I was out for about 35 minutes, ran for just over 20 of that and walked for just under 15, and covered about 2.3 miles, according to www.mapmyrun.com.

I did a little less on Sunday morning, with Em; about 1.5 miles in about 30 minutes, walking about 2/5s of that.

I am sore now. But I have good running shoes! And now I have running socks and running pants, too. I feel this is important.

have a bad case of the non-runner's remorse atm, haven't been out since tuesday and even that was just 2 miles. weather is awful here this week so it's tough to get out.

xp i cannot bring myself to don running pants, but hurrah 4u anyway

But I have good running shoes!

Curious; which?

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still not at jogging point. trying to indoor bike and do ankle strengthening exercises. maybe by midweek?

If one is a casual, beginner runner, and just running to keep fit, how often should one run and for how long? Is 30-45 minutes a go, every other day or so, about right?

Shoot for 3x a week, 30-45 minutes, for starters. Don't overdo it these first few weeks, you'll want to listen to your legs and make sure you don't push into a place where you are overtraining and risking injury as your legs get used to running. If you doubt whether you are well recovered for a run, I'd say play it safe.

that's what i do and i'm a casual running noob
don't push too hard, aim to make a habit instead of win a race

ilxor OTM

gearing up for a 4 mile in Central Park this coming Sunday. I ran 3 miles on Saturday so i'm thinking i should be okay for the full 4 in a week.

this will be the first time I run an official race. is there really something to be said for the extra race day adrenalin push?

Should I bring my runners on honeymoon to NYC at the end of the month so I can jog round Central Park?

ok feck ye i'll go out. if i get a cold i'm blaming you all.

SM- without doubt

YES.

I did that on my NYC trip last fall, it's a great place to run. There is a generally excellent, easy 6 mile "main loop" in Central Park that I would highly recommend, having run it as a tourist myself.

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ran 3 miles on Saturday so i'm thinking i should be okay for the full 4 in a week.

Yes, you'll be entirely fine. The same principle applies as you go further up in distance -- that's why most people train with 20 mile long runs for 26.2 mile marathons, and are able to complete them.

is there really something to be said for the extra race day adrenalin push?

Again, yes. You'll understand once you try it. ;-)

Dope! I’m super excited about it. hopefully it goes well and I’ll do a few more this summer.

the nyc reservoir run is a beautiful time

guys, intervals are HARD

yeah? i could imagine. i don't even want to try messing with that yet. just reading about the benefits has me curious to give it a go some point though.