WussRedXLi
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I used to racewalk, started 2020. Usual mileage is around 3-4km daily. Is sufficient, coz walking 3.5k is similar to running 5k.
The (best) timings that i have gotten is 2.4k in just over 12 mins, ie 5.00 pace. Zone 4/5 HR.
(running usually i only hit zone 1 and then zone 2 for 2.4 at this pace)
Never tried longer distances. Too slow/long for my liking.
If talking about racewalking 42.2k, should be very doable as long as you train the joints/tendons and hydrate/fuel properly.
Problem is always the heat once past 9-10am mark.
Like yesterday, I woke up 5.10 and started 5.40am yesterday, trained (cycling), then returned @ 6.45am to go out with kid after 7.30am and only returned at 1pm. 10am to 1pm was very "unproductive", so many breaks in AC malls, toilet breaks to splash water, getting iced beverages etc. ...in fact we visited MCdonald's to eat Hersey's twice. No useful at all IMO, but for play play and fun is quite ok. (which was the case, coz really was waiting to makan at an eatery which opens at 11.30am).
The (best) timings that i have gotten is 2.4k in just over 12 mins, ie 5.00 pace. Zone 4/5 HR.
(running usually i only hit zone 1 and then zone 2 for 2.4 at this pace)
Never tried longer distances. Too slow/long for my liking.
If talking about racewalking 42.2k, should be very doable as long as you train the joints/tendons and hydrate/fuel properly.
Problem is always the heat once past 9-10am mark.
Like yesterday, I woke up 5.10 and started 5.40am yesterday, trained (cycling), then returned @ 6.45am to go out with kid after 7.30am and only returned at 1pm. 10am to 1pm was very "unproductive", so many breaks in AC malls, toilet breaks to splash water, getting iced beverages etc. ...in fact we visited MCdonald's to eat Hersey's twice. No useful at all IMO, but for play play and fun is quite ok. (which was the case, coz really was waiting to makan at an eatery which opens at 11.30am).
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