WussRedXLi
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I havent participated in a race in Singapore since 2012 i think , the last time round was Ocbc Cycle 2012 , when I placed 21st overall for the 40 km .
The gradient is definitely not 9% , probably closer to 5-6%
I usually go MY as the course is longer and I treat it as a day or two off work.
Shaving works , i shave before cycling races, need less effort
BYD is cheap ok for international events, don't complain.. LOL
BYD is cheap ok for international events, don't complain.. LOL
Unfortunately Daisy didnt quite make the sub 16 she wanted in an official race. (she did 15:58 in 1 previous parkrun)
edit - took place at 22 deg C. Maybe just need to see and wait later in the year and hope for the best.
Well done, I wouldn't have been able to run this fast during my marathon block. I have to dedicate a 2.4k/3k training block to run a fast 2.4k.Was actually curious what will happen to my speed during a half past 6 marathon training block but seems l
If not for me pressing the wrong button, I think this would be a 8.23-8.25 2.4km run.
This year goal was to hit Sub 830 but guess I need to try sub 820 the next time round already.
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good solid plans for all your goals! All the best!Well done, I wouldn't have been able to run this fast during my marathon block. I have to dedicate a 2.4k/3k training block to run a fast 2.4k.
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This was my workout yesterday and I took a full month after the marathon to train for the ippt 2.4km. For this block, my mileage was low, wasn't gunning for 2.4k PB but I wanted to get as close as possible to my 8.20 2.4k form if possible.
During marathon block, I was a lot slower because my marathon pace was more conservative and I just focused on slower long runs (Pfitz plan - basically sacrifice speed for aerobic gains)
After doing ippt in late august, I will take a bit of break and then start HM training in September. Will try the 12 weeks/63 miles plan, I am aiming to break my HM PB.
Thanks. Was quite surprised also since not much intervals during my shortened marathon block also.Well done, I wouldn't have been able to run this fast during my marathon block. I have to dedicate a 2.4k/3k training block to run a fast 2.4k.
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This was my workout yesterday and I took a full month after the marathon to train for the ippt 2.4km. For this block, my mileage was low, wasn't gunning for 2.4k PB but I wanted to get as close as possible to my 8.20 2.4k form if possible.
During marathon block, I was a lot slower because my marathon pace was more conservative and I just focused on slower long runs (Pfitz plan - basically sacrifice speed for aerobic gains)
After doing ippt in late august, I will take a bit of break and then start HM training in September. Will try the 12 weeks/63 miles plan, I am aiming to break my HM PB.
Cheap one, I am using currently is M-Action(迈胜) from PDD. 40g per pack, with 24.9g of carb. Quite standard. Taste wise is great, like jello. Very cheap.any idea what gels we are getting at this year's bydsim?
got a variety pack of sis go isotonic energy gels. already used 4 of the 7 flavours.
seems to work well for me cos i am used to starting my runs fasted with just a cup of black coffee.
used one at 7km of 16k run. then 7km, 13km and 20km of 25k run. no bloating or discomfort or bowel issues.
But at almost 3 bucks a pop. it much more expensive than the decathlon ones that i used to buy.
Any other cheap and good?
been running through different ai to fine tune training plan. thus far the most logically sounding one is gemini.Cheap one, I am using currently is M-Action(迈胜) from PDD. 40g per pack, with 24.9g of carb. Quite standard. Taste wise is great, like jello. Very cheap.
For elite gel, those >60g carbs, can try the Taiwanese brand Wins. Cheapest on PDD.
Key word, serious runner. That means you dedicate quite a significant of time to running, at the expense of other social life. Some of the cost for running can be offset from the lifestyle that could had happened if you are not into running. I am a unker closing to 60s. My age group who aren't into running would usually spend their personal time drinking beer at kopi shop and disturbing beer ladies. Typically spend $20 for two bottles to keep the beer lady happy, 4 night per week, that's $80, a week. So about $4000 a year. Similar spending for running, but healthier.
Not sure where the guy get his figures from. Apparel so expensive meh? Next week marathon I will be using a Mizuno tank top, an Anta running short, and a pair of Balega socks only $60+ in total cost. Shoes no need to buy latest and greatest model. I always buy one generation behind and most of my shoes below $100. The most expensive one that I have is carbon plated Asics Yogiri S4+ which cost me around 180 SGD when I bought it in Tokyo.
Anyway just ordered Wave Prophecy 14 from Mizuno Store. $115 after discount. Going to test it over the weekend then decide whether to use my Yogiri or the Prophecy for my marathon next week. It looks really badass though.
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