what you make of running on grass instead of road?
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The benefits of TREADMILL vs. OUTSIDE are negligible.
-- Oh wow running outside is wonderful fresh air it's so rejuvinating!! Then you trip on a rock and twist your ankle and you get fat on the couch for the next 2 months.
-- Oh wow running outside is wonderful there is wind resistance and different surfaces!! Then you get chased by a dog and bitten and are involved in a long, protracted legal battle.
Then again running on a treadmill is ***** boring sometimes.
Bottom line is, the pros/cons of either are marginal at best. Do whichever works for you. Not what some guy on an internet message board says.
OBVIOUSLY.
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Originally posted by Bushbaby View PostI find that core training before jogging keeps me from stomach cramps & I find it easier to breath through my nose when I do 6 miles in 45 minutes, why is that.
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Originally posted by Sir TomJones View Postwhat you make of running on grass instead of road?
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Originally posted by mushahadeen View PostThe benefits of TREADMILL vs. OUTSIDE are negligible.
-- Oh wow running outside is wonderful fresh air it's so rejuvinating!! Then you trip on a rock and twist your ankle and you get fat on the couch for the next 2 months.
-- Oh wow running outside is wonderful there is wind resistance and different surfaces!! Then you get chased by a dog and bitten and are involved in a long, protracted legal battle.
Then again running on a treadmill is ***** boring sometimes.
Bottom line is, the pros/cons of either are marginal at best. Do whichever works for you. Not what some guy on an internet message board says.
OBVIOUSLY.
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Originally posted by Flab View PostI have a question.
What kind of footwear would you recommend?
I run in $15 shoes from Payless. I used to run in $150 running shoes. No difference.
Come on man Marvin Hagler used to run in boots and ****. If he can run in boots you can run in just about anything.
Unless you're running a marathon.
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Originally posted by mushahadeen View PostPeople will go on about Arches, and Support, and Flat-footed, and blah blah blah blah blah.
I run in $15 shoes from Payless. I used to run in $150 running shoes. No difference.
Come on man Marvin Hagler used to run in boots and ****. If he can run in boots you can run in just about anything.
Unless you're running a marathon.
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Originally posted by Flab View PostThe arches of my feet really start to hurt about half-way, so much so I have to take off my footwear to get back home.
But here is my experience:
I had never exercised in my life. I was in bad shape...
Then I started running. EVERYTHING hurt. My shoulders hurt. My neck hurt. My calves hurt. My knees hurt. My feet especially hurt.
I bought $100 shoes all the time. I would read reviews blah blah blah.
6 months later it didn't hurt anymore.
A) My muscles got used to moving.
B) I wasn't fat anymore so running wasn't such a strain on my body
C) My body was no longer too fat for my feet.
Now I run in $15 shoes no problem. For me personally, it wasn't the shoes or arches or this or that or blah blah blah that was causing my feet to hurt.
But like I said maybe for you it's a medical condition. Okay fine. I guarantee you though if you were getting chased by a tiger your @ss would run with or without arches.
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