Why do I never get pbs anymore?
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Jan 2014
7:53pm, 19 Jan 2014
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becky f
Thanks dvorak I was feeling quite down I love running but feel im just no good at it. Thanks gobi I will take your advice and slow down I just find it quite hard to run that slow |
Jan 2014
7:57pm, 19 Jan 2014
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Ness
RevBarbaraG mentioned strength training. My pace has improved since I introduced some weight training sessions in addition to my training runs. Maybe that would help.
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Jan 2014
8:50pm, 19 Jan 2014
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Johnny Panic
What's your attitude towards "the gays"? http://www.fetcheveryone.com/viewtopic.php?id=55495 This might be the answer. |
Jan 2014
8:58pm, 19 Jan 2014
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DrBob
36 is no age at all, and certainly not a reason for not continuing to improve. Carlos Lopez set a world record for the marathon aged 38. You just need to train a bit more, and a bit better and you'll definitely get faster ![]() |
Jan 2014
9:00pm, 19 Jan 2014
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RevBarbaraG
My next thought is, why do you need to be good at it? I love running for the sense of freedom, space, the fact that I can do it - and the endorphins. And I get all of those, with less risk of injury, by running slower. True, there is a particular buzz that comes from beating a PB, or a rival - if you're good enough for that, which I'm not. There's so much more to be enjoyed in running than getting PB's :). But if PB's are what you're after, then consistent training is the key, and injury is your enemy. Slow down in training and you will be able to run more miles, and then you will be able to run faster on race day. |
Jan 2014
9:02pm, 19 Jan 2014
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Pestomum
I'm sure that if you were told to run some runs faster, you'd find it difficult but see it as a good challenge for your training ![]() |
Jan 2014
9:07pm, 19 Jan 2014
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Dvorak
Good thinking Pestomum ![]() |
Jan 2014
9:12pm, 19 Jan 2014
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Foxy
I thought PB's sere beyond me too & they are for my favourite distance but I got 3 at unusual distance for me last year. Keep at it - if you think you can do it you're probably right, if you think you can't do it you're probably right. |
Jan 2014
9:16pm, 19 Jan 2014
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FenlandRunner
I will most probably never PB again, bothered, nope. ![]() |
Jan 2014
9:51pm, 19 Jan 2014
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Gobi
Neither will I but I can still wreck myself and train smart :¬)
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