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Scary stat from the Ironman today.... The guy in front at the moment cycled 180KM at an average of 40.89KM/h and he is now running at a 3:30 min/km... Thats insane!!
 
Scary stat from the Ironman today.... The guy in front at the moment cycled 180KM at an average of 40.89KM/h and he is now running at a 3:30 min/km... Thats insane!!
Blinks uncontrollably from the couch
 
Ultra 48km
C seeding for Comrades

I'm still built like a rugby player so dragging my 100kg ass around isn't pretty
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that's insane, average pace of 5.22/km is mad at that distance. it still also baffles me as to how that can only be around 4000 calories burnt
 
Ultra 48km
C seeding for Comrades

I'm still built like a rugby player so dragging my 100kg ass around isn't pretty
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That is a great pace! Sub 4 hour marathon time. I've only managed an F seeding for Comrades :(
 
that's insane, average pace of 5.22/km is mad at that distance. it still also baffles me as to how that can only be around 4000 calories burnt
Sorta makes sense. I am 97kgs and that for me would be around 4800 calories. Thats speed im assuming lighter hence less calories.
 
Sorta makes sense. I am 97kgs and that for me would be around 4800 calories. Thats speed im assuming lighter hence less calories.
I mainly meant in general, like my morning run is 2km and only around 100 calories or less, but the effort involved (due to not being very fit) is large, it feels so innificient in terms of burning calories.
 
I mainly meant in general, like my morning run is 2km and only around 100 calories or less, but the effort involved (due to not being very fit) is large, it feels so innificient in terms of burning calories.
Mmm... yours sounds wrong... Avg should be 100 calories per km check your weight height gender etc is correct on app.
 
I mainly meant in general, like my morning run is 2km and only around 100 calories or less, but the effort involved (due to not being very fit) is large, it feels so innificient in terms of burning calories.

That just reinforces the saying: "You can't outrun a bad diet."

Weightloss is all about diet, not so much excercise.
 
That just reinforces the saying: "You can't outrun a bad diet."

Weightloss is all about diet, not so much excercise.

yeah i hear you, luckily for me i am not a fat fsck (yet) but i would like to lean out a bit.
 
2km @ 12.2minutes - been 3 days since I ran before this and it really bugged me...
 
2km @ 11.20 - quicker pace this morning but man is it feeling rough, think it is mostly mental to be honest.
 
Doesn't running in the morning cause issues throughout the day? Being tired and or stiff with wobbly legs?

I actually found that I feel much better throughout the day if I have a run in the morning. I only feel the stiffness a day or two later, but only if I really push the speed and distance.
 
Doesn't running in the morning cause issues throughout the day? Being tired and or stiff with wobbly legs?

if anything i find i have more energy, i do feel tired late afternoon but that's probably more my insomnia than anything else. And my legs aren't wobbly, my left hamstring is a little sore the last few days but not something you can notice when i walk
 
I actually found that I feel much better throughout the day if I have a run in the morning. I only feel the stiffness a day or two later, but only if I really push the speed and distance.
if anything i find i have more energy, i do feel tired late afternoon but that's probably more my insomnia than anything else. And my legs aren't wobbly, my left hamstring is a little sore the last few days but not something you can notice when i walk

Hmm tempting.
 
I wish I could go running in the morning, I've tried, but I just can't get myself out of bed at 04:00.. :(

I'm happy to update that since I've changed my stride length, I'm now able to run an, almost, continuous 3,5km. Walking only twice, after hectic uphills.

:)
 
I wish I could go running in the morning, I've tried, but I just can't get myself out of bed at 04:00.. :(

I'm happy to update that since I've changed my stride length, I'm now able to run an, almost, continuous 3,5km. Walking only twice, after hectic uphills.

:)

what time do you leave for work?

that's good progress though.
 
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