December Running Challenge
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I would like to join in. I have been running for a while but it has been horribly inconsistent until recently. I am up for 43 miles in December.
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I'm scaling back to 60 miles for December due to ankle injury now, half marathon Dec 13 and the holidays.0
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I love this challenge.
Going to up my goal to 75 miles for December.
Happy December running everyone.
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P.S. This is the First anniversary for my monthly running challenges. First one was in December of 2013: http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1145662
I'll try to go for 100km this month - I really surprised by running that much in November, hope I can repeat this in December despite the holidays.
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Round three fight....lol....I'm in again. Going to start with 60k and build on that as the month goes on and see how the weather holds up. No real snowfalls yet. But I do enjoy running in them. Something very peaceful about it.0
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Count me in I'm a real newbie to running, and still doing the walk/run, so I'm going to aim for 20km in December. I know it's only small, but it's achievable and still a bit of an extension on what I've been doing. I can then use how I go to guide my goals from here on. Hoping this give me the extra push I need to go from 'I'd love to be a runner' to 'I am a runner'.0
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DisneyAddictRW wrote: »Waiting to start running on December 5th once cleared from my dr from having a brain tumor removed November 20th. Aiming for 35 miles for the month.
Wow! Wishing you best of health.
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Runningmischka wrote: »December goal = 90 miles. I might got over, but with growing belly and all the holiday traveling I'd rather be on the safe side
Should we read something into the "blue" elephant?
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I'll go for another 100 miles this month.
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skippygirlsmom wrote: »Runningmischka wrote: »December goal = 90 miles. I might got over, but with growing belly and all the holiday traveling I'd rather be on the safe side
Should we read something into the "blue" elephant?
Haha! Well, the elephant is blue with pink ears and pink feet So as of right now the baby's gender is unknown. If it wasn't for my impatient husband, I would not be finding out till he/she is born I'll let you all know with a very definitive ticker once it's time!0 -
Runningmischka wrote: »skippygirlsmom wrote: »Runningmischka wrote: »December goal = 90 miles. I might got over, but with growing belly and all the holiday traveling I'd rather be on the safe side
Should we read something into the "blue" elephant?
Haha! Well, the elephant is blue with pink ears and pink feet So as of right now the baby's gender is unknown. If it wasn't for my impatient husband, I would not be finding out till he/she is born I'll let you all know with a very definitive ticker once it's time!
Can't wait!
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I stopped running for a bit last month after my half marathon since I had no clear goals in sight and once my week off was over a cold spell hit and I wasn't prepared. Ended up just over 54 miles, rather than my planned 100, so I'd like to be realistic about December, but I also want to get back to about 4 days per week and have joined a running group for incentive (and have ideas about doing a 15 mile run in mid January here in Chicago for some unknown reason).
So, counting up my tentative schedule I think I can manage 70 miles before the week of Christmas when I'm visiting my parents near Portland and they should have better running weather no matter how busy things are, so 80 seems realistic.0 -
@stoshew- Stan thanks for doing this again! This is a great motivational help. I scanned through last December & a few of those runners are still here. Good Luck on the 13th!
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@larrewl- Ouch-hope that ankle heals in time for your race. Good Luck!
If I can manage to run 221miles I'll hit 1,800 miles in 2014- but that's a crazy pipe dream. I still owe the lonewolf 184.4 of 414 original miles from a crazy challenge I committed to. So I'm saying 185+???
@RunnerElizabeth you're in my part of the world. December in New England is cold, dark, slippery running. Because you've stepped back to 100 miles, it makes me worry that I won't be able to run my minimum 185.0 -
In for 12 miles again. Not sure how finals and being back home for an extended period of time are going to affect my workout/running schedule yet so I don't want to up the miles.
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I'm in as a first-timer... goal is 24 miles.
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Count me in I'm a real newbie to running, and still doing the walk/run, so I'm going to aim for 20km in December. I know it's only small, but it's achievable and still a bit of an extension on what I've been doing. I can then use how I go to guide my goals from here on. Hoping this give me the extra push I need to go from 'I'd love to be a runner' to 'I am a runner'.
I run further now, but I do not think those are small distances. I started the same way, with walking/running, as did others I would imagine.
I get the same high now after longer runs that I did after shorter distance walk/runs that required as much effort and discipline back then.
Just keep at it and you will "be a runner" a lot sooner than you may think!0
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