Last time this happened to me it was because I didn’t eat enough beforehand.
Usually I eat a decent lunch then go for my run a couple hours later - maybe eating a banana 15-30 min before. That day because there were thunderstorms forecasted I skipped lunch and just had a banana and a cliff bar before my run. Got tired pretty early on that day.
Two week taper. I’m not sure the elevation, but I ran 12 miles in the same area last year and the elevation gain was 1500 ft for that run according to Strava.
As for back to back runs, all I can say for now is “we’ll see.” I’d like to get on that level. It also depends on how you define a long run. Could I run another 35k today? Absolutely not lol.
Running a 35km training run tomorrow in preparation for my first 50k! I struggled with a hamstring injury the first part of the year so I’m glad to be where I’m at now.
I would but I’m getting the 16 pro when it comes out so not worth the effort.
I got mine replaced due to the sides peeling as well (covered under warranty) and the replacement is now peeling after only a few months. Hopefully whatever is next is a little more durable - even the leather cases the last few years lacked in that area.
Yea they can deny it all they want, but I’ve had similar happen to me countless times.
Even better, last time I tried to buy something from one of their adds it turned out to be a scam. I reported the post (add) and they said they wouldn’t remove it because it didn’t break any policies. lol.
Training for a 50k in October. Got a 20k run tomorrow then an easy 7k Sunday. Next week is a deload week, which I’m ready for because things are a little sore.
Seen someone mention “hip tuck” on here and been trying to figure out if that’s something I already do or not.
I’ve also been wondering lately if it’s really necessary to size up my running shoes like I’ve always done. Is sizing up still a recommendation in general? All my running shoes are a half size bigger than my regular shoes.
Also, pretty stoked to check out the new Open Run Pro 2’s that just came out.
These are the gains of going from inactive and not running to running on a regular basis. I saw the same spike when I started running again last year after a ten year hiatus.
Musk drew up the original sketch for the cyber truck on his notebook in class when he was 7.
What makes it awesome?