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Ccfcisparks

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  • Monday at 10:31 AM
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Sick Boy said:
It will help somewhat, but running is something else entirely (to state the obvious!). I'd plan to increase your carb intake on running days. I eat around 225 grams of pasta/rice on running days and I find that really helps with recovery.
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Thats good advice actually, of course you of all people enjoys the pasta Sick Boy

I've really tuned in my diet with my weights the last 6 months and have noticed real real benefit tailoring carbs on my weights day.

Its going to be tough, but at least its something to occupy me.
 
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Travs

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  • Monday at 10:32 AM
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I do single-leg strength work in the gym for running.

Single-leg-press being my current favourite.

Soon find out where your weaknesses are (in my case my right leg considerably weaker than my left..... not a surprise as i was a solely left-footer at football, then heavily left leg dominated at kickboxing)
 

Ccfcisparks

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  • Monday at 10:34 AM
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Travs said:
I do single-leg strength work in the gym for running.

Single-leg-press being my current favourite.

Soon find out where your weaknesses are (in my case my right leg considerably weaker than my left..... not a surprise as i was a solely left-footer at football, then heavily left leg dominated at kickboxing)
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Thats a good shout also.

My Leg day at the moment is very very basic.

Squatting, Leg pressing, Leg extension and leg curls.

May split the last 3 into single leg exercises.
 

skybluelee

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  • Monday at 10:38 AM
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DawlishSkyBlue said:
5th place at a very warm Teignmouth parkrun this morning, 18.50. Ran in last seasons home top. Having a break from parkrun to do a trail 10k race next Saturday
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Please don't do Weymouth parkrun. I take pride in always being the fastest finisher in a Cov shirt (pb only 20:17 and can't even get near that atm).*

*I think in the 328 I've ran I've only ever seen about 5 other Cov shirts but that's by the by.
 
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DawlishSkyBlue

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  • Monday at 12:41 PM
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skybluelee said:
Please don't do Weymouth parkrun. I take pride in always being the fastest finisher in a Cov shirt (pb only 20:17 and can't even get near that atm).*

*I think in the 328 I've ran I've only ever seen about 5 other Cov shirts but that's by the by.
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Haha no I probably won't its a bit too far to travel for a Parkrun. I know some ex Longford lads living in Weymouth now but doubt they do any Parkruns. 328 parkruns is impressive, think I've done about 85 over 15 years!
 
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DawlishSkyBlue

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  • Monday at 12:47 PM
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Re marathon training i agree with previous comments about increasing your mileage slowly and steadily. I generally run about 30 miles per week in the summer but when I start marathon training in the Autumn I up it by maybe a mile a week until I'm in the low 50s. I try and get 50 miles plus in each of the last 8 weeks before the race and then I feel ready and confident. Though it doesn't seem to matter what I do....it always hurts like hell from about mile 18
 

larry_david

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  • Monday at 3:47 PM
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Did Endure 24 in Leeds this weekend. Part of a team so got 6 laps in over the 24 hours, 30 miles which I'll take. If time would have allowed I'd have got more in but there's no denying...

The heat is a shocker! Also I don't ache from the running and getting out of a tent at 3am to run but my sunburn is the real pain!
 
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Travs

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  • Yesterday at 8:54 AM
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I've been pressurised into doing the Northbrook 10km a week on sunday.

Have said i'll do it, but on condition that i'm "training through", will not drop any sessions or taper for it, and just treat it as a hard run.

In fact i'll probably run to the start (5 miles or so) and run home after. Will be an honest effort during the race, but not an all-out attack.
 
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