Urge to pee while jogging

tomato915

Weird question but lately i've been drinking water more than i used to compared from few months back. I used to jog and walk for 1 hour but now i can barely last 45mins of jogging because of my urge to pee. What should i do?

BrianSharpe

Weird question but lately i've been drinking water more than i used to compared from few months back. I used to jog and walk for 1 hour but now i can barely last 45mins of jogging because of my urge to pee. What should i do?

Welcome to the club!

Try not to drink anything in the hour or so leading up to your run and, if you carry water on your run, take tiny sips. It sounds like you may be drinking more than you really need to - trust your thirst.

Microfiber

What should i do?

Squat behind a tree :laugh:

Tamm04

I'm the same way if I go for a long walk. I cut down on water beforehand, go to the bathroom just as I'm about to walk out the door and then drink my water when I get back.

Tamm04

What should i do?

Squat behind a tree :laugh:

My mother in law has a spot at a local park where we sometimes walk (when she visits) where she goes. A clump of trees up in the corner! :bigsmile: I just shake my head and keep walking.

Ninguneado73

Have you tried going in the morning right after waking up (and taking care of business) ? It's what works for me

Gabrielm80

I'm the same way if I go for a long walk. I cut down on water beforehand, go to the bathroom just as I'm about to walk out the door and then drink my water when I get back.

^this
Here is a copy and paste job of a fitness sites q&a
Question: How Do I Avoid Having to Stop to Urinate During a Long Run?
During my long runs, I frequently have to stop to urinate. Is it possible to not have to stop to urinate during a long run or marathon?
Answer: Yes, it is possible. If you find yourself stopping to pee during your long runs, you're most likely drinking too much prior to your run. You should drink 16 to 24oz of (non-caffeinated) fluid 1 hour before your workout or race. Stop drinking after that, and keep emptying your bladder. Drink another 4 to 8oz of fluid about 10 minutes before you start running, so that you're hydrated when you begin. To replace fluids while running, you should be drinking about 6 to 8 ounces of fluids every 20 minutes. If you hydrate properly like this, you shouldn't have to stop to pee.

anne2605

Sometimes this happens to me also, except I'm usually about 15 mins into my run. I always make sure I squeeze every last bit of pee out of me before I set off. I think it's psychological (with me anyway). I found if I focused on that urge, it just became more heightened. Try and focus on something other than your bladder. Thank yourself lucky you've not had the urge to do the other, it's my greatest fear and what puts me off entering for a 10K event.

quiksylver296

Sometimes this happens to me also, except I'm usually about 15 mins into my run. I always make sure I squeeze every last bit of pee out of me before I set off. I think it's psychological (with me anyway). I found if I focused on that urge, it just became more heightened. Try and focus on something other than your bladder. Thank yourself lucky you've not had the urge to do the other, it's my greatest fear and what puts me off entering for a 10K event.

I was on a long run this morning, and was thinking about the number two question. Any time I run more than about four miles, my body apparently thinks my lower intestines need evacuated. Any tips on that?

Joyyfull4u

Lolol this happens to me right when I'm the middle of my workout. I hit pause and RUN to the restroom and RUN back so I do miss a beat. lol.

BigBigBertha

This is becoming a problem for me as I'm starting to run further... interested to hear solutions!

tomato915

What should i do?

Squat behind a tree :laugh:

Hahaha this made laugh xD

Thank you for all the replies! I'll try the tips you gave me.

froeschli

What should i do?

Squat behind a tree :laugh:

that's usually the time when i wish i was a man