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grindy 04-22-2020 03:38 AM

I've been running 3-4 times a week lately.
Not long, about 15 minutes but it's a bit uphill most of the time so it's still relatively tiring.
Feels good.

musicsnailshell 10-22-2020 12:14 PM

Running has kept me sane throughout coronavirus. has it you guys?

Psy-Fi 11-17-2021 06:23 AM

‘I wanted less than a minute’: 105-year-old unsatisfied after 100m world record

debaserr 11-22-2021 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by musicsnailshell (Post 2140428)
Running has kept me sane throughout coronavirus. has it you guys?

Kept me sane through many things!

FETCHER. 05-17-2022 08:36 AM

I ran my first 5k on Saturday! I am still buzzing about it, I didn’t really do any training or anything so it wasn’t easy for my fat asthmatic ass but I did it!

Lisnaholic 05-17-2022 04:27 PM

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HaHa! Good for you FETCHER !!

I'd be interested to know your time and other details, so I can compare:-

I've done a few 5km. runs: always on Sunday mornings, always in the same absolutely flat city, and always in the "over 50s" category. Most often they've been organised about Christmas time, with an impressive turnout: serious contenders doing a 10km route, the 5km crowd straggling a little.

My "run" was always jog for a bit, then walk, then jog again: repeat until you see the finish line or faint, whichever comes first. My time was usually about 45 mins, which put me somewhere in the middle of the pack.

TheBig3 05-17-2022 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by FETCHER. (Post 2205057)
I ran my first 5k on Saturday! I am still buzzing about it, I didn’t really do any training or anything so it wasn’t easy for my fat asthmatic ass but I did it!

Congrats!

Plankton 05-18-2022 07:26 AM

Heck yeah! Congrats FETCHER!

FETCHER. 05-18-2022 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Lisnaholic (Post 2205110)
HaHa! Good for you FETCHER !!

I'd be interested to know your time and other details, so I can compare:-

I've done a few 5km. runs: always on Sunday mornings, always in the same absolutely flat city, and always in the "over 50s" category. Most often they've been organised about Christmas time, with an impressive turnout: serious contenders doing a 10km route, the 5km crowd straggling a little.

My "run" was always jog for a bit, then walk, then jog again: repeat until you see the finish line or faint, whichever comes first. My time was usually about 45 mins, which put me somewhere in the middle of the pack.

Thank you Lisna!

I usually do intervals and build myself up but the 5km was booked quite last minute and I was inbetween running shoes so couldn’t really train until I bought myself some new ones :(.

It wasn’t a timed event but my watch tracked it as 40mins 56 seconds. It is called Ruff Dugger (lol) which is a trail/obstacle course for you to do with your dog so it was great fun for us both. All the volunteers around the course kept cheering my dog on because she’s so little :laughing:

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Congrats!

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Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 2205181)
Heck yeah! Congrats FETCHER!

Thank you both :love: I have a 10km in November so I better get training :crazy:

Lisnaholic 05-18-2022 09:00 PM

...trail....obstacle course.... These are not the words I want to hear when I am considering going for a jog :eek:

So 40 mins is a very impressive time. Congrats again to you and your dog !


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