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kb.RepulsE
China124 Posts
Then I got my license, tada! And I got a gym membership. I stopped running that route in my neighborhood cuz now I could run on treadmills. My goal was somewhat forgotten. However, after every workout, I would always run on the treadmill for atleast a mile, usually a mile and a half if I wasn't too tired. 4 months later (today), I randomly decided to run that route in my neighborhood. Clocked in at 7:27. Shaved over a minute of my previous time. :DDDDDD  | ||
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AeonStrife
United States918 Posts
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=109055 | ||
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So no fek
United States3001 Posts
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L_Master
United States8017 Posts
Also: I stopped running that route in my neighborhood cuz now I could run on treadmills. There is something seriously amiss with this statement. You really prefer to run on a treadmill over running outside? | ||
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hrmM
United States210 Posts
gj ! | ||
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n.DieJokes
United States3443 Posts
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mOnion
United States5657 Posts
7:30 is pretty slow if you're only running one mile, which is a better unit for measuring where you are in your athleticism, so you should get your parents to help you measure the distance just mark your odometer in your car, then drive the route (assuming its car accessible) to see how long it is i'm guessing its longer than one mile and you actually are faster than you think ^_^ | ||
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Bobo_XIII
United States429 Posts
There is something seriously amiss with this statement. You really prefer to run on a treadmill over running outside? I was stuck with treadmill running recently on a business trip in the middle of ass-nowhere, and I improved my five-mile time by three minutes. Treadmills help you with a consistent stride and force you to run straight (I used to drift laterally much more than I do now), increasing your energy-to-result gains. also, congrats OP :D | ||
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Pika Chu
Romania2510 Posts
On June 21 2010 15:47 mOnion wrote: okay i'm not being mean here, just speculating. 7:30 is pretty slow if you're only running one mile, which is a better unit for measuring where you are in your athleticism, so you should get your parents to help you measure the distance just mark your odometer in your car, then drive the route (assuming its car accessible) to see how long it is i'm guessing its longer than one mile and you actually are faster than you think ^_^ Or if you have a bike, measure it with a bike  . | ||
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InnerPartySystem
Netherlands49 Posts
Or even draw the route in googlemaps/earth! | ||
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