So you are now starting out a new running program and you think to yourself that in order to be a runner you need to run and run a lot. Now, one misconception about running is that running every day is going to make you a better runner.
When your young and just beginning, you have a dream, an unrealistic dream, of what you can achieve. Follow that dream, hold onto it. Don’t let it disappear.
People today tend to overdo. This applies especially, I think, to distance runners and the training they do. What you should do is develop a training program that suits your physical makeup, your stamina, and your ability as a runner. -Gayle Barron, marathoner
RT @RoadID: Hey runners. Here's a good article outlining 4 common mistakes made by those preparing for Half & Full Marathons. http://bit ... [trifatlete]
Note to self when riding the indoor trainer make sure you check the tension. I rode 32 minutes pretty much uphill. The other 30 much easier. [trifatlete]
7.5 miles & bonked at about 3.5 miles but 2nd wind I finished strong. Every 10 pounds overweight costing me 1:00 http://dailymile.com/e/4GlR [trifatlete]