DisgruntledVirus
Lifer
- Dec 26, 2007
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First off, good luck!
I'm training for my first marathon in Cleveland on May 15th. Yesterday did a 10 miler in 1:34, but had to stop early due to weather (started freezing rain and wind speed increased significantly) with snow already on the ground. Definitely had the energy to go further though.
The number one thing I've learned is pay attention to your body. Pushing yourself is good, to a point. Also diet significantly impacts how well I feel during a run. If you're not watching your diet, I highly suggest starting.
I'm training for my first marathon in Cleveland on May 15th. Yesterday did a 10 miler in 1:34, but had to stop early due to weather (started freezing rain and wind speed increased significantly) with snow already on the ground. Definitely had the energy to go further though.
The number one thing I've learned is pay attention to your body. Pushing yourself is good, to a point. Also diet significantly impacts how well I feel during a run. If you're not watching your diet, I highly suggest starting.