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Re: Regular Fitness
For you out door runners, at what point do you say it is too hot out?
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DW-Well of course
LOL....okay, just checking. And, yes I am.
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Shawshank wrote:For you out door runners, at what point do you say it is too hot out?
Hey Shawshank
Everyones different. Some people love training in heat. Harder w/o's, gets your body used to working in different extremes of temp etc.
Basically, you run in whatever temp you are comfortable with, and can 'safely' handle. I'm not a fan of pouring rain, yet I can look out onto my road on a given rain day and see one or two runners.
Ill still run on a rain day. I'll just do it at the gym generally. Although I Have been caught in the rain

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Re: Regular Fitness
Kopparoo2b wrote:Shawshank wrote:For you out door runners, at what point do you say it is too hot out?
Hey Shawshank
Everyones different. Some people love training in heat. Harder w/o's, gets your body used to working in different extremes of temp etc.
Basically, you run in whatever temp you are comfortable with, and can 'safely' handle. I'm not a fan of pouring rain, yet I can look out onto my road on a given rain day and see one or two runners.
Ill still run on a rain day. I'll just do it at the gym generally. Although I Have been caught in the rain
I don't mind the extremes myself. I prefer to run in the rain, so long as I don't start in the rain. When I compete in jiu jitsu, it allows me to look at my opponent and think that he is not willing to I to the same lengths that I am.
With that said, I have run in -20 and beyond. Currently it is 28 plus humidity and I am in my driveway doing shoulders. Was just curious as to how others felt.
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I still run in this heat -- just a bit shorter, and a lot slower. Stay hydrated, my friend.
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26point2 wrote:I still run in this heat -- just a bit shorter, and a lot slower. Stay hydrated, my friend.

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Another thing for me, in the summer. I either run earlier mornings (always done by 10), or evenings after 8. The only time I run 'during' real heat is if I'm at a race.
Last year I did the Terry Fox 10k at one in the afternoon
It was hot! And hilly. But the complimentary tan was a nice bonus.
In other words, by choice, I like to be cooler, but if I sign up for something, the weather wouldn't keep me away.
Last year I did the Terry Fox 10k at one in the afternoon


In other words, by choice, I like to be cooler, but if I sign up for something, the weather wouldn't keep me away.
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Right now, those options are not available to me. I work at 04:15. I am not getting up before then and I try not to stay up past 8pm, unless I am at jiu jitsu. Starting this weekend, I am getting ready for a 10k. I worry more about my dog than I do in this heat. I can deal with my own problems, she can't.
Also, found out the weights to be used in the 1st Cantley Strongman.
Frame carry = 500lbs
Super yoke = 600lbs
Stone over bar = 270lbs
Log press for reps (clean/press) = 200lbs 10" diameter log
Also, found out the weights to be used in the 1st Cantley Strongman.
Frame carry = 500lbs
Super yoke = 600lbs
Stone over bar = 270lbs
Log press for reps (clean/press) = 200lbs 10" diameter log
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Yeserday:
5k: 24:57
Last .2 miles sprinted from 9-9.4 mph. Haven't done that in a long time (holding that speed) Felt Good!
2x10
Fly
Lateral Raise
10 Seated Chest Press
10 Shoulder Press
10 Leg Extensions
25 Standing Squats
20 Situps
20 Striders
Did the above with no rest in between, but alternated between arms and legs.
5k: 24:57
Last .2 miles sprinted from 9-9.4 mph. Haven't done that in a long time (holding that speed) Felt Good!
2x10
Fly
Lateral Raise
10 Seated Chest Press
10 Shoulder Press
10 Leg Extensions
25 Standing Squats
20 Situps
20 Striders
Did the above with no rest in between, but alternated between arms and legs.
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So I biked at work Monday and Tuesday....yes, the 2 hottest day so far. For fun, I weighed myself at start and end of shift. Even with drinking 6 bottles of water, I still lost 4 pounds in one day. Mac 5-0 weight loss plan....sure to catch on soon.
The biking wiped me Monday....40 degree heat w/sun. All I could do was go home, have a cool shower, and relax. I biked quite a bit so I figure I earned it.
Tuesday (June 25th):
Biked at work then did this neat little workout.
5 rounds for time:
10 pullups
10 pushups
10 squats
10 curlups
Total time: 10 minutes.
Wednesday (June 26th):
Insanity (The Asylum) "Relief" - 23 minutes
Thursday (June 27th):
100 squats (changed these up to KB Goblet squats w/35lb KB)
50 "sit throughs"
30 pullups
30 burpees
1000m row
Total time: 15 minutes. (The weighted squats added 3 minutes to my time...oh well worth it!)
Friday (June 28th):
Insanity "Core Cardio and Balance" - 37 minutes.
As for running in extreme heat....I'll only do trail runs where its covered and cool. I bike in all sorts of temps because I can get air flow going (at work) and when off duty and biking I do trails. I don't risk the heat too often for a run....I'll only do it when its early or later and I have a covered trail. I'm not a fan of humidity.

The biking wiped me Monday....40 degree heat w/sun. All I could do was go home, have a cool shower, and relax. I biked quite a bit so I figure I earned it.
Tuesday (June 25th):
Biked at work then did this neat little workout.
5 rounds for time:
10 pullups
10 pushups
10 squats
10 curlups
Total time: 10 minutes.
Wednesday (June 26th):
Insanity (The Asylum) "Relief" - 23 minutes
Thursday (June 27th):
100 squats (changed these up to KB Goblet squats w/35lb KB)
50 "sit throughs"
30 pullups
30 burpees
1000m row
Total time: 15 minutes. (The weighted squats added 3 minutes to my time...oh well worth it!)
Friday (June 28th):
Insanity "Core Cardio and Balance" - 37 minutes.
As for running in extreme heat....I'll only do trail runs where its covered and cool. I bike in all sorts of temps because I can get air flow going (at work) and when off duty and biking I do trails. I don't risk the heat too often for a run....I'll only do it when its early or later and I have a covered trail. I'm not a fan of humidity.
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Yesterday:
Run 7k = 41:08
Then:
Squats (3x5) = 245lbs
Press (3x5) = 95lbs
Clean (5x3) = 95 lbs
Tri Dips (10,8,7) = bw
Today:
Swim 1050m = 31:50
Then:
Bike 29k = 1:01:20
Run 7k = 41:08
Then:
Squats (3x5) = 245lbs
Press (3x5) = 95lbs
Clean (5x3) = 95 lbs
Tri Dips (10,8,7) = bw
Today:
Swim 1050m = 31:50
Then:
Bike 29k = 1:01:20
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I know I haven't updated a ton but wanted to share that since November I'm down 23lbs and hovering in the 163-165 range. Nice thing is the belly dropped four and a half inches!
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basketcase wrote:I know I haven't updated a ton but wanted to share that since November I'm down 23lbs and hovering in the 163-165 range. Nice thing is the belly dropped four and a half inches!
Great work! It's a refreshing feeling to be able to see your genitals again without the strategic use of mirrors.
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Congratulations basketcase!
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