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Life & Living => Health & Fitness => Topic started by: Peachy Fish on January 30, 2019, 10:50:23 PM
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Share your tips on endurance running. I only do this 3x a week, and my current goal is to run for 4 miles with little rest. I noticed what has helped me so far are the below:
- feet compression sleeves
- normatec compression
- cryotherapy
- jogging / ski masks for them cold days
- cut toenails short
- when running in the cold, an infinity scarf is best. Turn it into a turban or if you get too hot, wear it as a shrug
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Mmmm..
As for me, I would just say you have to keep runnjng, run everyday and run 4 miles a day, dont stop till you logged 4 miles.
Also, try running hills, it will help. 🙂
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Thanks for the tip! I cannot run every day though. ;D
I only run on days I do upper body strength training, and sometimes that is taxing already if I run directly after lifting.
I find what works best for me so far is to split it out...either lift early in the AM and then run in the PM, or vice versa, but sometimes time is against me.
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Do you wear the compression sleeve under socks or wear it in place of socks?
I wear it under light socks. I tested it with under and over socks, and I noticed that under the socks works best for my feet. I found some at Ross for $3, so I bought 6.
My sis said she did the below and it helped her. I am going to test the below out on my Sunday run.
https://youtu.be/WTSOQg680mc
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Wear good running shoes and also a key element to long distance is increasing your pace as you go on.
To put it into perspective, get to your heart pumping and exert all of your energy and do some quick bursts. O0
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As getting older...techni que becomes way more vital to efficiency for building/keeping up endurance. Joint injury will plague the body later on.
Running/jogging with the technique of a light footwork is where it's at. There's the whole process of efficiently absorbing the impact shock and bouncing out of it. That is to say, there should be no impact. It should be fluid motion. Yes it may tire you out more in the beginning, but you're building this for the long term health, not just short term endurance effects.
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Wear good running shoes and also a key element to long distance is increasing your pace as you go on.
To put it into perspective, get to your heart pumping and exert all of your energy and do some quick bursts. O0
Yes, I think I need a new pair of shoes to run in.
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As getting older...techni que becomes way more vital to efficiency for building/keeping up endurance. Joint injury will plague the body later on.
Running/jogging with the technique of a light footwork is where it's at. There's the whole process of efficiently absorbing the impact shock and bouncing out of it. That is to say, there should be no impact. It should be fluid motion. Yes it may tire you out more in the beginning, but you're building this for the long term health, not just short term endurance effects.
Been working on my light footwork, but I need more practice.
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Breathe hard. It's ok to pant.
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Been working on my light footwork, but I need more practice.
If I may suggest...take a class in Tai Chi or Qigong and apply it to running.
While both are very different, there's some similarity in "the flow". O0 O0
In the umbrella of it, it's Gong Fu. ;)