Right. The rules for this are pretty simple. First person to run/walk 50 miles total wins. Post whenever you add more miles to your total, and give the amount you increase it by and your new total. I'll edit the first post to keep track of everyone in comparison to each other.
Ready...Set.... GO!
SO FAR...
Tyler Durden- 15 miles
kittycat40- 14.5 miles
dangerouscurves76- 10.5 miles
ImpalaHoarder- 15 miles
Last edited by ImpalaHoarder; 03-31-2008 at 04:33 PM.
I'd love to join in on the 50 Mile Run Challenge. I'm currently training for my 1st 5K race! I could use all the motivation I can get to run/walk on the treadmill.
Yesterday: 4 miles
Today: 3.5 miles
Tyler Durden: You are my hero! I'm so inspired by marathoners. Any advice on how to increase my speed?
Last edited by dangerouscurves76; 03-27-2008 at 02:55 PM.
wow i'd love to join. nothing like a little competition to kick my butt back into gear! i've got a late start but if this picks back up hopefully i can jump in.
Dangerouscurves -- this will be my first marathon, though I've done a 1/2 marathon (and lots of shorter races) in the past. Good luck with your first 5k, you'll have a great time! Are you a new runner? If so, I wouldn't worry about speed and simply focus on good form for the time being. Are you following a specific plan to get you to your first 5k?
Sorry I haven't checked in for a while- I could make some excuses about fencing and having a lot of homework, but really I've just been slacking off- I've actually gained about five pounds. Well, I'll kick off my return with logging the nine miles I jogged/limped this morning.
Let me update, 2.5 miles a total of four times last week. =10
Sunday, 2 miles.
Would you make mention of what good form would be? I'd like to do a 5k in April.
Would you make mention of what good form would be? I'd like to do a 5k in April.
I think good running form involves carrying a beer in one hand and waving to everyone as you trot by with your other hand. Keep your head up and a giant, goofy smile on your face. But that's just me!
But seriously -- there is some great new runner information here at the cool running site. The basics of "good form" are under the article Fist Steps...