pickledplum5
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I believe he failed to mention which July…. 2022, 23, 24 …. 2030?Yeah but sub 15 by the end of July, mark my words he’ll do it, he’ll go all in and he will get it…
I believe he failed to mention which July…. 2022, 23, 24 …. 2030?Yeah but sub 15 by the end of July, mark my words he’ll do it, he’ll go all in and he will get it…
If she makes it to the start line (and that’s a big IF), she’s on track for a big sub 4:15 PB. But what a joke to be pumping out 50-mile weeks for that. Her return on investment isn’t great.I agree my half pb is 1.48 and I ran 4hrs on my first marathon and I was running no more than 35 miles a week! so it’s an indicator she’s probably not far off a sub 4 but not a chance of a bq! All that running to run a pretty average time is baffling!
Comparing yourself to her is not the point. Run because you love it and for how it makes you feel. You are juggling a lot and you should be damned proud of that! When you look back on your life, you’ll never even think about Kels, so don’t let her bother you now.I feel really deflated about running today. I work hard, adapt my training around my children and tbf, would never be able to run what she did today.
Preggers again; Tits not the father and he's too obsessed with himself to even notice. When the penny drops, there would be initial anger quickly followed by happiness once he realises the additional child support / government benefits can fund him some more running gear.Throwing it out there - she’s preggers again. Or she knows Amsterdam is getting closer and she needs to start the excuse early, sow the seeds for her sheep followers
Imagine even attempting to intervene, you would be met with cry’s of ‘I’M GOING ALL IN, I WANT IT’. Some people just won’t be told.20+km a day at the moment. He’s absolutely lost the plot. Someone really should intervene for his health.
I also watched, and all I can say is: if you’re not a registered dietician, do NOT give nutrition advice. His point about not carb loading is so wrong! No wonder the idiot hasn’t been able to improve his time after 16 marathons.OMG that video is awful.
ok I'll bite. I'm a coach. And lots of elite athletes would in fact do that. And I'd do a shakeout of about 2/3 miles before an evening race, which if you kind of scale it up to 100+ mile weeks probably does mean the same as about 5 miles easy for him. There's nothing actually unusual in that. Its the lack of any rest days/ overtraiing elsewhere that's the issue. Well, that and of course he's not an elite athlete.Is there ANY Coach in the world that might come on here and tell us we are all wrong and that Tits has dialled into some top secret layer of training that no one else has yet discovered? I almost want to hear from someone who can show me how this can work?!
I guess if elite/pro maybe?
But even then I can’t see a pro doing a 5 mile ‘shake out’ ahead of a 5km race attempt at a PB?
Can someone make it make sense for me please?
I agree that it's sensible but it's also not really an option for an elite runner - she can't afford to cock it up and badly injure/damage herself. So it's just being a pro. Where Tits goes wrong is thinking he can train like an elite withouth doing all the other most fundamental stuff they do: rest, recover,take breaks etc.Well I see Eilish has pulled out of her London Marathon debut because she can’t get her sugar levels right on her long runs. Now that is very sensible and even more so a responsible thing to do