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Will I die tomorrow?
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I'm doing the British 10K run tomorrow, here in London. I'm running on behalf of the British Red Cross. I'm a bit concerned, as I'm not as fit as I could be.
Does anyone think I'll die?
Does anyone think I'll die?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My heartrate won't go beyond 155, as I'm planning a leisurely jog. I'm usually comfortable working at 95% of my MHR, just not accustomed to running outside, which is obviously a hell of alot harder than running on a treadmill. I have never run 10K before and think I'm still underestimating just how hard it will be.
Na course not V but have you trained for it as If you have not then you are fruked.
I done a 10k road run a few years ago and I felt so good after running it the endorfins that you get from acheving that is un beleavablal I was so pumped up after doing that and if you do this then you will know how I fealt after that so you have to train for it as you just cannot do it without training
I done a 10k road run a few years ago and I felt so good after running it the endorfins that you get from acheving that is un beleavablal I was so pumped up after doing that and if you do this then you will know how I fealt after that so you have to train for it as you just cannot do it without training
Well I only entered 2 weeks ago, as my friend wanted company. I've been doing moderate training for about a week and a half, which obviously isn't enough.
I'm actually crap at running, as I get shin splints, ankle and hip twinges, so have been doing a combination of walking and jogging. I've managed 6K so far.
I'm actually crap at running, as I get shin splints, ankle and hip twinges, so have been doing a combination of walking and jogging. I've managed 6K so far.
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