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last night

- run 6.01 km in 30:58

- stretch

it was 100 degrees out

lagat winning is bonkers but isn't it a bad sign for US running that a 43 year old won a national title?

i've known some of y'all longer than i've known people i'm good friends with in "real" life. internet or not, the words you wrote meant a lot. thanks again.

- treadmill tempo
-- run 10 mins @ 5:08
-- run 5 mins each @ 4:30, 4:20, 4:20
-- run 5 mins @ 6:00
-- walk 5 mins

- poor man's GHR x 2
cramp! abort! had to stretch and rest after trying two of these. whoa. wake up call. used to do sets of 10.

- superset x 2
-- push up x 20
-- DB row x 20/arm @ 22,28
-- DB RDL x 10 @ 22,28
-- BSS x 10/leg

- pallof press x 10

- stretch

Quote from: LBSS on July 03, 2018, 10:49:23 pm

you been reading hanif abdurraqib?

nope? i think i have seen them on twitter a fair bit though. any particular reason you mention/particular recommendations?

he refers to friends very often as "pals," which you did in a recent post. it's unusual, most people i know don't use that word. i just read they can't kill us until they kill us, which i liked okay -- at his best he's brilliant and unique, nobody else writes about music like that -- but which got old before i finished. better encountered in bits and pieces i think.

Quote from: LBSS on July 03, 2018, 10:41:41 pm

shitty week

still training

  leeeeeessssss goooooo

i got on the barefoot running train ten years ago. i remember when macdougal's book and POSE blew up and then crossfit incorporated POSE-like prescriptions because they had the ring of truth with no evidence (like the paleo diet or kelly starrett's postural purism) and it took off. then i developed osteoarthritis in my toes and stumbled off the train.

the research consensus is swinging back away from barefoot>*. there just isn't any evidence that running barefoot improves running economy or reduces injuries at a population level; in fact when i was last following the research, 4-5 years ago, seemed like barefoot running may just transfer injury risk from the knees down to the feet and ankles. for most people who grew up in shod cultures it's fine to wear shoes. there's huge variability from person to person, of course, so if running barefoot feels great for you then rock on. i'll stick with lightweight running shoes.

you been reading hanif abdurraqib?

- run 4.72 km in 24:30

- stretch

struggle bus part the second. i slept through the night last night (woot) but i think my body is just tired. legs did not want to work. also forgot to mention last night that i left my running shoes at work so i had to use my old, very beat-up ones. makes a difference. i don't know how adarq runs so much in crushed shoes. well, i guess the grass switch probably helps but he was proudly running shoes to the soles before that iirc.