MiddleClassPeasant

joined 1 year ago
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[–] [email protected] 5 points 1 year ago

If you have time and enjoy being active / outside - running.

If you prefer learning and/or experiencing something other than your daily life - reading.

Both can be tailored to your own availability/interest (fast or long running, solo or group, non-fiction or fiction, specific interests or genre.

 

Hey all,

Since starting to integrate more trail running into my regular runs and typically aiming for at least 1 solid long run on a mountain (1000m / 3000ft elevation gain) weekly, I've found that if I still want to maintain high mileage weekly that I struggle to have days where I integrate speed work. I often feel like my legs/muscles are sore enough that my gut instinct is the risk of injury from the speed session is higher than the gain from doing it.

In addition I just find the trail and mountain runs much more enjoyable so don't feel compelled to downgrade my longer trail runs to add in speed sessions.

Curious how speed sessions factor in for others and how easy/manageable it is for you to add it in during especially higher trading periods either by volume or elevation.

 

Interesting article and initiative about trying to support people with less resources who want to participate in ultra running.

Would you consider ultra running a cheap or expensive sport/hobby to engage in?

 

If you had the capability to create a race with no restrictions/limitations on what was possible, what would it be? What is your dream race that doesn't exist as an actual event, but you wish it did?

[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Training for anything specific or just trying to get back into a more consistent ryhthm?

 

With ultramarathon and ultrarunning both being private on Reddit currently, how much extra running are you hoping to get in during the downtime?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

You would think so. 70 million for mount seems like a steep price for sure.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Love it. Definitely didn't manage to get in and comment too much in the Reddit community, felt like shouting into a massive crowd. Nice to know there's alternatives to still get my fix of football news!