Thigh Gaps and Running
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That happened to me during my first 70.3. Ugh. Guess how many times it's happened since? I think I go through a can of trislide every other race!1 -
I did a two hour run last weekend...without my band-aids.0
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UltraVegAthlete wrote: »
It's 50 miles. I was going to start my Ultra running career with a 50k, but I have a friend running the 50 mile race in July, so I thought why not join him?!
That's just the sort of crazy I love.
You would get along well with my friends & me.1 -
Monistat has a really good chafing gel for $5. I keep the bottle with me during the day, but I rarely have to reapply. Try that! It lasted all day when I worked outside in the hot summer with shorts on0
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There's a product called RunGuard that's like Bodyglide that works well. Looks like deodorant and is basically vaseline. I don't need it often, but it is good if I know I'm going to be sweating a lot and my shorts will be wet.0
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Sports Shield by Two Toms, is the thing.
If you do an ultra, you're going to chafe no matter how thin/lean you are. (I have run more than 30 of them.) I suggest you put some lube between your thighs, upper arms, neckline, nipples (dudes), waist line (top of the hip bone), between your toes, and maybe even your butt cheeks (Let me assure you that chafing there is super unpleasant.) If you are wearing a pack, check where the straps hit you. Carry a little sample size of Body Glide. Most running stores have a bowl of it by the till.
Basically, if you can dip yourself in some running lube...
FYI, vasoline stains your clothes. I don't recommend it.1 -
Vladimirnapkin wrote: »Sports Shield by Two Toms, is the thing.
If you do an ultra, you're going to chafe no matter how thin/lean you are. (I have run more than 30 of them.) I suggest you put some lube between your thighs, upper arms, neckline, nipples (dudes), waist line (top of the hip bone), between your toes, and maybe even your butt cheeks (Let me assure you that chafing there is super unpleasant.) If you are wearing a pack, check where the straps hit you. Carry a little sample size of Body Glide. Most running stores have a bowl of it by the till.
Basically, if you can dip yourself in some running lube...
FYI, vasoline stains your clothes. I don't recommend it.
Now picturing this.
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BruinsGal_91 wrote: »Vladimirnapkin wrote: »Sports Shield by Two Toms, is the thing.
If you do an ultra, you're going to chafe no matter how thin/lean you are. (I have run more than 30 of them.) I suggest you put some lube between your thighs, upper arms, neckline, nipples (dudes), waist line (top of the hip bone), between your toes, and maybe even your butt cheeks (Let me assure you that chafing there is super unpleasant.) If you are wearing a pack, check where the straps hit you. Carry a little sample size of Body Glide. Most running stores have a bowl of it by the till.
Basically, if you can dip yourself in some running lube...
FYI, vasoline stains your clothes. I don't recommend it.
Now picturing this.
Haha that’s the best!0 -
Body Glide. It’s used by runners of all sizes to reduce chaffing. I never go to a race without it. And I don’t know about ladies, but guys should also tape their chest to prevent bleeding.1
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Use body glide.0
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Powerlifting and thigh gaps don't really go together, so I'm perfectly fine with knowing I'll never have one again. I run in pants/capris that are tightly fitted or wear long compression shorts under a cute pair of shorter shorts.3
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