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  • raf727
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    #51
    Originally posted by Sugarj
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    Haha true story.

    Honestly that is why Toney is my favorite, or one of my favorite fighters, hard to choose one. He is by far the most calm fighter I have ever seen in a ring. He is who I emulate, or emulated, more than anyone.....maybe I am just lazy?

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    • Funky_Monk
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      #52
      No spring chicken please... they are respectable times and good enoguh to win most park runs I'd suggest!
      I'm 30 and currently at a 20 min 5k and 5:30 mile.
      I need to get my 10k and 5k times down again had a hip injury, well actually bursitis.
      Very frustrating!

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        #53
        Originally posted by raf727
        Haha true story.

        Honestly that is why Toney is my favorite, or one of my favorite fighters, hard to choose one. He is by far the most calm fighter I have ever seen in a ring. He is who I emulate, or emulated, more than anyone.....maybe I am just lazy?
        Toney is a legend. A true craftsman of the ring.....and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Granted, he could be a little lazy too!!

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        • Sugarj
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          #54
          Originally posted by Funky_Monk
          No spring chicken please... they are respectable times and good enoguh to win most park runs I'd suggest!
          I'm 30 and currently at a 20 min 5k and 5:30 mile.
          I need to get my 10k and 5k times down again had a hip injury, well actually bursitis.
          Very frustrating!
          Ouch! I've battled Achilles tendonitis, sesmoiditis and a bit of plantar fasciitis. But bursitis sounds very sore!!!

          I'd bet you'd crack those times on a weekly diet of say 25-30 miles per week when uninjured. Maybe an easy paced conversational 12 miles on a Saturday and a couple of 30 min quality sessions on Monday and Thursday with warm ups and cool downs. It'd do wonders for your sparring stamina.......

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          • raf727
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            #55
            Back when I was in the Marines our fitness test was 3 miles, best I ever got was 18:30 and I was a hell of alot skinnier. I honestly despise running, but I find it a necessary evil to staying in shape in my ever advancing age. I did run 15 miles once with my platoon, worst experience of my life haha

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            • Sugarj
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              #56
              Originally posted by raf727
              Back when I was in the Marines our fitness test was 3 miles, best I ever got was 18:30 and I was a hell of alot skinnier. I honestly despise running, but I find it a necessary evil to staying in shape in my ever advancing age. I did run 15 miles once with my platoon, worst experience of my life haha

              Three miles in 18:30 isn't bad at all. It roughly equates to a 19:10-19:20 5K.

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