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    Congrats! My best half marathon is about 1:50, and the last one has been last sunday in almost two hours. My only full marathon has been quite a painful experience. I didn't give up, though, but ended up blaming everything from shoes to coach :-(
    I hope to improve something this year, as I have only been running for less than two years right now, and being young enough to expect improvements (not 48 yet).

    Hey! I had never heard about the Hokas, and just visited their page. Looks like they are kind of unique, aren't they?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Birnando View Post
    I finally broke two personal records in my running this last weekend.
    I did a half marathon in less than an hour and a half, and managed a full marathon in 3h 10m.
    My goal for the summer is to do the full marathon in under 3h.
    To achieve that I'm now doing six runs a week.
    1 long (+2,5 hours), one or two interval sessions and three to four regular runs on about 1 to 1,5 hours.
    I still need to run most of my runs on a threadmill, my crushed foot is still not quite ready for all hard surfaces.
    The good thing with that is that I get to catch up on all the series I'm watching on netflix/hbo

    I've started to use Hoka One One running shoes and that has helped me get out more. Real smooth runners with extreme cushioning for all us oldtimers/damaged runners
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    Quote Originally Posted by Birnando View Post
    I finally broke two personal records in my running this last weekend.
    I did a half marathon in less than an hour and a half, and managed a full marathon in 3h 10m.
    My goal for the summer is to do the full marathon in under 3h.
    To achieve that I'm now doing six runs a week.
    1 long (+2,5 hours), one or two interval sessions and three to four regular runs on about 1 to 1,5 hours.
    I still need to run most of my runs on a threadmill, my crushed foot is still not quite ready for all hard surfaces.
    The good thing with that is that I get to catch up on all the series I'm watching on netflix/hbo

    I've started to use Hoka One One running shoes and that has helped me get out more. Real smooth runners with extreme cushioning for all us oldtimers/damaged runners
    Cudos, that's a lot of running with a crushed foot. My I ask how you crushed it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Firefighter2 View Post
    Cudos, that's a lot of running with a crushed foot. My I ask how you crushed it?
    I wrecked it while trying to follow my kid down a ramp on a skateboard....
    Not my finest day
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    Um, all of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years....


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    I worked on a new routine today. Today's focus was upper body. I worked to exhaustion on the push-ups and front/side raises and didn't complete the reps.
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    In celebration of our glorious victory........at losing, yesterday's theme was the Connor McDavid workout.

    At Mill Creek Ravine along Connors Road, pull a ball out of the hat, then do 97 reps of what is written on the ball:

    97 squats
    97 situps
    97 situps
    Hill run
    97 tuck jumps
    97 situps
    97 plank jacks

    Am just glad I didn't pull the burpee ball.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings View Post
    I worked on a new routine today. Today's focus was upper body. I worked to exhaustion on the push-ups and front/side raises and didn't complete the reps.
    Excellent - I have four sheets like that, one for each workout, I transferred each workout to a little square of paper that I can keep in my sweats if I need to consult what's next...I think it makes me look so pro to pull it out and see what I have to do next.......NOT!

    Today will be the brutal leg workout after I return from a 2pm business meeting...supply chain logistics, always a fascinating technology topic!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thisisclog View Post
    In celebration of our glorious victory........at losing, yesterday's theme was the Connor McDavid workout.

    At Mill Creek Ravine along Connors Road, pull a ball out of the hat, then do 97 reps of what is written on the ball:

    97 squats
    97 situps
    97 situps
    Hill run
    97 tuck jumps
    97 situps
    97 plank jacks

    Am just glad I didn't pull the burpee ball.
    What sport do you play?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phrank View Post
    Excellent - I have four sheets like that, one for each workout, I transferred each workout to a little square of paper that I can keep in my sweats if I need to consult what's next...I think it makes me look so pro to pull it out and see what I have to do next.......NOT!

    Today will be the brutal leg workout after I return from a 2pm business meeting...supply chain logistics, always a fascinating technology topic!
    The square of paper is a good idea. My memory is not the best. Maybe it needs a workout routine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings View Post
    What sport do you play?
    Right now, I'm just starting to become a runner. My post was referring to the NHL Draft Lottery, in which our pro hockey team won the right to draft the best player in the last decade.

    As far as my training, it's a community called the November Project. It's a free fitness group in 19 cities across the continient. Give it a Google, it's pretty neat.
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    More upper bowl stairs this morning, we were tricked into thinking it would be a nice leisurely sprint around the lower bowl, but no. More Jello legs. Followed that up with a 6k run at lunch.
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