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any tips for someone who wants to train for a marathon?
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@vinny
try it without training. almost tear a hamstring. decide running isn't for you. get a 12 pack from Krispy Kreme and enjoy while watching TV saying you'll do it next year... best kind of training there is
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@eq
recently ran my first marathon, a few learnings: 1. your longest run doesn't need to be longer than ~3 hours 2. do lots of hip exercises/stretching as part of your recovery routine 3. gels help a lot on longer runs 4. don't forget to start tapering ~2 weeks out
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@metabananas
hot yoga. trains good breath control
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@zeyd.eth
80% is in your mind
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@witters.eth
Run
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@sudoferraz
Get a training plan and do it religiously, every day counts
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@nftbroo
If you haven’t done many runs start with a running clinic so they can help with your technique and the right shoes
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@arliewillow
The marathon handbook do great training plans for free. I would invest in some decent running trainers and make sure you do your long runs nice and slow.
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@hodaki7
For me 17km was the magic number I would run that once or twice a week Once you're comfortable with that you'll be fine for a marathon. I don't think it's necessary to do any longer runs than that
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Dont
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My top three tips would be: - Never skip warming up your legs before a run and by that I mean doing dynamic mouvements (squats, calf raises, glute bridges,etc…). Your knees will thank you. - Look into nutrition (avoid the 30k wall) -at least 80% in training in low heart rate (aerobic) will make you progress faster.
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@vs26
Just watch Forrest Gump movie 😜
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I think besides the running train, it's good to do mobility and force improvement.
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@seif
Day by day, don’t rush your wins & accomplishments. Cardio is a bish
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