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last saturday

- run 4.32 km in 26:36
super slow, in brighton, with a friend of my gf's.

- stretch

back in islamabad now, where the lows are 32 and the highs are 42. fml. fast christian messaged me yesterday about running together in the morning and the trail running group has sprung into action. my cold is hopefully on the way out now. some thoughts about the coming weeks and months:

1. i need to find another race, probably in the fall at the earliest
2. i need to run more miles
3. i need to do more tempo, i lose power and am too conservative in races and that starts with being too conservative in training
4. i need to get back in the gym a couple times per week

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Basketball / Re: NBA 2017 - 2018 Season
« on: June 05, 2018, 01:56:49 am »
Curry deserves respect but not the way ppl usually give it, 'greatest shooter ever', but like in one of the best players ever. I'd squeeze him in the top 10, he belongs in the same company as Lebron, Jordan, Shaq, etc.  I dont like his game, i dont personally enjoy dudes shooting 3 after 3, it's not very interesting basketball for me but the warriors (and rockets) have clearly solved the game of basketball and are playing on a level never seen before.  Its boring af tho.

curry shooting 3 after 3 is different from any other player ever shooting 3 after 3, though. kyle korver (or jj redick, or steve kerr, or reggie miller, or tim legler, or larry bird, or steve nash, or [insert great shooter]) could not save a bad dribble and shoot an off-balance fadeaway six feet behind the line with a hand in his face and have the whole stadium unsurprised it went in. not even ray allen. people would believe it, he could do it, but the reaction would be, "oh the audacity! the skill! what a play!" whereas curry does something like that seemingly once every other game. one of the best $50 i've ever spent is watching the warriors play the wizards a couple years ago in DC. it is riveting to watch him play.

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amazing photo, what a clear day! the air up that high is so intense, nothing in between you and the distance. i've never gone as high as 5500m, i think highest for me is 5200. super cool.

if you enjoyed, lmk if you want to climb a mountain in northern pakistan next year. trying to get a small group together to climb spantik, the "easiest" 7000m peak (i.e. very little to no technical climbing, it's basically a very, very high trek). yes srs.

2359
man if you're into gritty, violent deaths, have you seen the revenant? watched that recently, pretty fucked up.

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- warm up x ???

- wimbledon common chase the sun 5k in 20:43 (watch), 21:14 (official)
the course was a little long, per the announcer at the finish line, and also it was muddy as hell. many places where we had to run around puddles and off the path. also training has been very inconsistent over the last couple weeks and i have the beginnings of a cold. with that in mind, watch improvement is nice but i'm still disappointed. first splits were 3:55 and 3:58, which is good, but then i obviously fell off. need to work on just pushing myself harder, i conserved a little too much. wasn't as gassed at the end of this one as the last one. got tenth overall out of 205.

- stretch

ETA: my gf also ran, with a bad cold (the one i'm just starting to get, hurray).  :D
ETA2: the guy who won the 10k (there were two races with the same start; 10k two laps) clocked 34:12. that's fast! he was more than 3 mins clear of the second place finisher. fourth place in the 10k was a woman in 40:00, which is also super legit for a crappy condition overlong course race in a random park on a wednesday evening. 5k winner ran 18:36.

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oof, giardia suuucks. i had it in feb 2017. those weird burps.

sounds like you had a great time anyway!

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- run 4.82 km in 30:22
all with gf. race tomorrow, for which i have basically done no prep. we'll see how it goes.

- stretch

2363
also seifullaah since forever.

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london!

yesterday

- run 7.65 km in 40:19
with gf except for about 2.7 km in the middle where she took a break to do some bw strength stuff. pace ~5:30 with her, 4:30 without her.

- stretch

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Party's Over!
« on: May 23, 2018, 01:03:04 pm »
bummer! good on you for getting back on the horse with benching. but maybe it's time to take a step back from rugby and join adarq.org run skwad.  :trollface:

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lisbon!

- run ~9.5 km in 51:38
straight downhill, then straight uphill. also i got lost several times. lisbon city planning department is unfamiliar with the concept of a street sign. probably a little longer than 9.5 km but i forgot to sync my watch so the gps took 40 minutes to be ready.  :uhhhfacepalm:

- stretch

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hip's sore again ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

close to giving up on running tbh, this is too tiresome

damn :/ this sucks :(

what he said  :(

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woke up to a gnarly charley horse in my left calf on friday. made my leg sore all day, decided not to run. then yesterday was the wedding, which i was in, so, full day of groomsman responsibilities. today flying to portugal. no complaints about any of it but i'll be glad to be back in islamabad with a predictable schedule.

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palm springs baby!

- run 7.11 km in 34:33
a little too fast. something funky behind my right knee. pretty windy.

- stretch

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Scooby 2011 Journal
« on: May 15, 2018, 03:57:43 pm »
yeah looks like your shoulders are behind your hands and like you're distributing your weight in the set position almost as if you're expecting to do a pushup. also you take a huge rock back before you push off, maybe because of how you're positioned.

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