Crusader
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Nice! Congrats.
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Nice! Congrats.
I think the most useful thing for me is the run matching so you can see your improvements over time.I mean it looks nice to have. I like the segments leader board thing but I cant really justify just paying for that xD
longer runs, and then he always hits you with like a speed session on like a Monday xDIs his plan pretty hardcore
My ankle will also hurt.
Greg is evillonger runs, and then he always hits you with like a speed session on like a Monday xD

Would putting down 5:00 as a goal pace be suicideOk so before I can do a garmin training plan for a marathon its recommending that I first do a 10k plan.
Avg pace currently 6:41km .
Whats a good pace to aim for in a 10k?
Will probably go with coach Greg
Would putting down 5:00 as a goal pace be suicide![]()
Unless you naturally gravitate to run at that pace then I would say yes. You can 100% achieve it with a decent amount of time but i would not advise that starting out.Would putting down 5:00 as a goal pace be suicide![]()
Would putting down 5:00 as a goal pace be suicide![]()
1.73 68kgUnless you naturally gravitate to run at that pace then I would say yes. You can 100% achieve it with a decent amount of time but i would not advise that starting out.
What is you weight and height btw? That really matters as well.
F you. I hate you. You are already primed and ready. Just get there gradually and don't get injured but you can deffo have that as a goal.1.73 68kg
Tbh haven't been running often enough. Will probably just listen to garmin suggested workouts this December.F you. I hate you. You are already primed and ready. Just get there gradually and don't get injured but you can deffo have that as a goal.
182 and 95kg here![]()
That is a very decent strategyTbh haven't been running often enough. Will probably just listen to garmin suggested workouts this December.

Did a 5k charity run yesterday dressed as an elf.