We really didn’t need to know about the sitting on the toilet part.
We really didn’t need to know about the sitting on the toilet part.
thanks for posting the truth about this. it sounds like employee 1.1 is a "real man" as he had broken 5 before. his failure does not diminish/remove his previous accomplishment as "real manhood" is permanent.
Thousands of troops are serving bravely and liberal elitist college boy can’t even get to a real track. Hard pass
This reminds me of when I got a calendar out, looked back 9 months, and realized my son wasn't actually mine.
Both waiting until the final week of the year then failing. Obvious why neither work for NASA.
Are you referring to employee1.1 as a liberal elitist college boy? You know he graduated college almost 10 years ago and lives in upstate New York where it snows, so finding a track this time of year isn’t feasible. *insert eye roll here*
That's a lot of what if's, but I'll be honest again and say I do not think so. The Civic Center surface and tight turns is definitely slow and our pacing was bad, but I don't think it would have made big enough difference. I need 2-3 weeks of running everyday with some strides and maybe a few 200/400 reps thrown in there.
In my own defense, this was my plan for December, but I got the flu early in the month which had me take a week+ off. Then towards the end of the month, we had a scare and I spent a few days in the hospital with my wife (she's okay) and then the holidays hit and it was just a shit storm. But while I have some reasons for why December sucked, there are 12 months in the year so no excuse.
Because if I had run 4:59 (more than 30 seconds slower than my PR) that wouldn't be considered washed up? ;)
If I can run 75 second 400m pace for 5k (so like a sub-15:40 5k) by the end of the year, will that give LetsRun some more street cred?
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Because if I had run 4:59 (more than 30 seconds slower than my PR) that wouldn't be considered washed up? ;)
If I can run 75 second 400m pace for 5k (so like a sub-15:40 5k) by the end of the year, will that give LetsRun some more street cred?
No, a person your age should be running actual PRs.