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[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by EstorilM

Her ass probably looks like a dudes...

Personal I think she has a female sniper ass => # 1687 http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthr...157832&page=77

[SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by bimmette

5.2. I'm not a big runner though. Only run fast during soccer.

Oops, my warm up is 7 . Pace up to 10 for 20-25 minutes

[bimmette]

Originally Posted by SugarSkulls

Oops, my warm up is 7 . Pace up to 10 for 20-25 minutes

I'm not surprised. You're so skinny.

[V1.47fan]

Originally Posted by SugarSkulls

Oops, my warm up is 7 . Pace up to 10 for 20-25 minutes

I run for about 57 mins at 5.2 then the last 3 mins at 6mph.

[SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by bimmette

I'm not surprised. You're so skinny.

LEAN TRICK, LEAN.

Proper foot striking makes a world of difference. And shoes

[SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by V1.47fan

I run for about 57 mins at 5.2 then the last 3 mins at 6mph.

For distance runs I go outside. Can't stand being in a treadmill for that long.

I actually look forward to it raining. As long as I'm wearing compression pants, I love the cold air effect

[bimmette]

Originally Posted by SugarSkulls

LEAN TRICK, LEAN.

Proper foot striking makes a world of difference. And shoes

Don't call me trick, mofo!

[RJ_]

I don't have the motivation to run distance anymore. The occasional times I run these days are 2 @ 7:00 and 1 @ 5:45 on the track with whatever warmup/cool down I feel necessary.

Just enough to feel good about myself but before the realization of my lost endurance hits in full force.

[RJ_]

Originally Posted by SugarSkulls

For distance runs I go outside. Can't stand being in a treadmill for that long.

I actually look forward to it raining. As long as I'm wearing compression pants, I love the cold air effect

For a socal boy, I'm curious what your definition of "cold" is.

[SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by RJ_

For a socal boy, I'm curious what your definition of "cold" is.

Try again-

Born and raised in Seattle.
Mid 30s as the past few nights have been make me feel at home

[V1.47fan]

Originally Posted by SugarSkulls

For distance runs I go outside. Can't stand being in a treadmill for that long.

I actually look forward to it raining. As long as I'm wearing compression pants, I love the cold air effect

Temps are in the 20's (F) outside right now.

[SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by V1.47fan

Temps are in the 20's (F) outside right now.

Any snow or rain?

I can deal with rain- but I draw the line at snow. Too risky with black ice

[RJ_]

Originally Posted by SugarSkulls

Try again-

Born and raised in Seattle.
Mid 30s as the past few nights have been make me feel at home

Oh that's right, I knew that. You probably have no problem then.

Not that i hinted at it in any way, but I only asked because I'm a total wimp when it comes to running in the cold. 50-55 is the lowest I'll go, so I wanted to see how it would compare. Ha

[SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by RJ_

Oh that's right, I knew that. You probably have no problem then.

Not that i hinted at it in any way, but I only asked because I'm a total wimp when it comes to running in the cold. 50-55 is the lowest I'll go, so I wanted to see how it would compare. Ha

Anything above 45 degrees I'll wear compression shorts under my running shorts, but it's too warm for my calves/lower legs to wear full compression pants. I do draw the line at 80 degrees for running outdoors. That's just uncomfortable after you start breaking a sweat. I remember over the summer heat wave- I purposely would go at 3 am cause it was the coldest all day (at 75 degrees)

Look into compression pants! If it's too cold for you current temps, I'd recommend using them. Keep from cramping and any uncomfortable wind gust making running miserable.

[SugarSkulls]

My favorite running shoes are still the Nike flyknit lunar 1.


2s and 3s suck.

[shoei]

Originally Posted by SugarSkulls

My favorite running shoes are still the Nike flyknit lunar 1.


2s and 3s suck.

I dig my lunar 3's but they're more my groceries / errands / gym shoes...

Asics gel kayano - but that all depends on if you supinate or pronate...

Most comfortable sneakers ever though - adidas ultra boosts...

[HyeWarrior]

Ugh I want Ultra Boosts so bad

[SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by shoei

I dig my lunar 3's but they're more my groceries / errands / gym shoes...

Asics gel kayano - but that all depends on if you supinate or pronate...

Most comfortable sneakers ever though - adidas ultra boosts...

I'm retarded. My left foot over supinates, but my right foot strikes perfectly. (Neutral)

Sell me on the ultra boosts...do you run in them?

[V1.47fan]

Originally Posted by SugarSkulls

Any snow or rain?

I can deal with rain- but I draw the line at snow. Too risky with black ice

Snow, sometimes freezing rain and the trail is usually snow covered.

[SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by V1.47fan

Snow, sometimes freezing rain and the trail is usually snow covered.

Yuckkkkk, stay on the treadmill fa sho

[RJ_]

Originally Posted by SugarSkulls

Anything above 45 degrees I'll wear compression shorts under my running shorts, but it's too warm for my calves/lower legs to wear full compression pants. I do draw the line at 80 degrees for running outdoors. That's just uncomfortable after you start breaking a sweat. I remember over the summer heat wave- I purposely would go at 3 am cause it was the coldest all day (at 75 degrees)

Look into compression pants! If it's too cold for you current temps, I'd recommend using them. Keep from cramping and any uncomfortable wind gust making running miserable.

I have a few pairs I wear snowboarding, but never tried running in them. I guess I never think to dress for the weather when it comes to running.

But running when it's hot? I love it. That feeling of being just drenched in sweat then getting inside and chugging glass after glass of ice water and taking a cool shower or jumping in a pool... good times!

[SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by RJ_

I have a few pairs I wear snowboarding, but never tried running in them. I guess I never think to dress for the weather when it comes to running.

But running when it's hot? I love it. That feeling of being just drenched in sweat then getting inside and chugging glass after glass of ice water and taking a cool shower or jumping in a pool... good times!

Hahahahahahahaha that's such a SoCal thing to say- you SoCal boy you