July 2018 Running Challenge
Replies
-
@PastorVincent - you can buy magnets that fit onto scuba tubing, which is probably about the same diameter as a hydration tube. Look for 'magnetic octopus/regulator holder'1
-
I use Vaseline in the areas chafe for me and it works great. I don't notice any staining, but my running gear is all dark or black. I chafe on my sports bra line in the front and back (but only for certain sports bras) and sometimes the underside of my right upper arm where it rubs along the side of my chest... weird right? Not on the left, just the right. My right arm must fatter than my left.
My upper thighs touch, but don't seem to rub or chafe when I run. I like the short length because of tan lines... I know, super vain.
Lol! You're not the only one! I love watching Shalane Flannagen race. She wears those running panties and you can tell that's not what she trains in.
I dont mind the leg lines at all, but i have a clear spot under my watch (so so white) that I'm not keen on. And the bra/tank lines, not liking them so much either.
and my belly is too white. 
I only have that arm fat chafe with certain bras where the fabric is rougher. That's just horrible.
2 -
I only have that arm fat chafe with certain bras where the fabric is rougher. That's just horrible.
OMG Yes. I'm just waiting for my first 10K run of the summer. That seems to be the distance at which my bra wins the battle it's been having with my inner arms and all my skin there turns into pain.
I did not run today, but went swimming for about 40 minutes instead. It was lovely and cool and I'll definitely be swimming on my rest days (and maybe my not rest days) more often!
3 -
RunsOnEspresso wrote: »@RunsOnEspresso - Love Oiselle! What did you get? Anything fun? I am on a running clothes time out until I sort out what I have and get rid of some - I just have too much (yes it is possible). So in the meantime I need to live (shop) vicariously!
@AlphaHowls - WOW, just WOW! That is more than I have run in a month ever! What do you expect your total to be for the month?
I ordered 3 pairs of shorts to try. It's getting to warm/humid for capri/knee length. And I can't do the 3-4" and its hard to find 5-8" shorts. I need to cover my booty! I got a 5" with birds, the long pocket jogger and the long roga. The 5" and joggers said compression but they didn't feel very compression-y when I tried them on. If not they will be for short runs.
@RunsOnEspresso - Nice! I like the longer compression shorts too. Have you tried the pocket joggers? I got those a while back and really like them. They have a good amount of compression and the legs don't ride up. And of course they have pockets! Lots of pockets!!0 -
RunsOnEspresso wrote: »@RunsOnEspresso - Love Oiselle! What did you get? Anything fun? I am on a running clothes time out until I sort out what I have and get rid of some - I just have too much (yes it is possible). So in the meantime I need to live (shop) vicariously!
@AlphaHowls - WOW, just WOW! That is more than I have run in a month ever! What do you expect your total to be for the month?
I ordered 3 pairs of shorts to try. It's getting to warm/humid for capri/knee length. And I can't do the 3-4" and its hard to find 5-8" shorts. I need to cover my booty! I got a 5" with birds, the long pocket jogger and the long roga. The 5" and joggers said compression but they didn't feel very compression-y when I tried them on. If not they will be for short runs.
@RunsOnEspresso - Nice! I like the longer compression shorts too. Have you tried the pocket joggers? I got those a while back and really like them. They have a good amount of compression and the legs don't ride up. And of course they have pockets! Lots of pockets!!
I am planning to try them out this weekend. I haven't had time to finish my laundry so they are in my basket to fold & put away.0 -
PastorVincent wrote: »midwesterner85 wrote: »PastorVincent wrote: »PastorVincent wrote: »PastorVincent wrote: »
I just ordered the smaller Wunjo X2/Race vest as I wanted something light and economical and this fits the bill.
If anyone else is interested, WUNJOWOMAN18 is a working 18% discount code I found. Helps offsets the $10 in shipping cost since my order was less than $100 (free shipping if you hit that target).
received shipment yesterday, so one week shipping from Norway - not to bad. Looking forward to testing soon once my knee is recovered. Super light and based on quick fitting, like how it feels.
Cool. My X5 came last week and I ran in it twice. I am not ready to give a full review, but I can say it did not kill me and that is my very first line a product must cross.
Do not remember if I posted a picture, so here:
Thanks for the photo - I like how you swoop the water line over. Last night when trying it on, I noticed it was super long and was debating how to minimize length or minimize bounce - so this looks to be a good way to position it.
I got the idea from @JessicaMcB posts of her pictures wearing hers. I have seen others tuck it behind the straps heading straight down too. I am undecided which way is best yet.
@PastorVincent I'm not sure if this is an option or if you could rig this to your vest, but I have an Osprey cycling pack that I sometimes use for running. If I'm using a hydration bladder and if I need more space (i.e. longer trail runs), then I take that pack. Cyclists get all the cools stuff like packs that don't bounce. Anyway... this particular vest has a magnet on the buckle to the top (sternum) horizontal strap. The reservoir that came with the pack has a matching size/shape magnet on the end of the tubing near the bite valve. This setup allows me to put the bite valve on the middle of my chest secured by the magnet, but is very fast and easy to grab for a drink and then place back again quickly. The tubing doesn't bounce around at all, but is fast to access.
Interesting idea. Not sure if I could rig something like that up. Getting a magnet on the vest should be easy, but getting it on the round tube might be really tough. Esply since it gets wet. Think on this, I will.
They sell these specifically for hydration packs. Check REI. I think thats where i got mine.
Oh? Me go looky!1 -
On the shorts discussion (@avidkeo, @5BeautifulDays, others I can't remember) - I get too hot to run in capris all summer so when it gets hot the shorts come out and people just have to deal with the brilliant reflection off my white white legs! I do have an ankle tan line (looks awesome with a dress) and wearing shorts means I use a ton more sunscreen but it is definitely worth it!
I love(d) the Lucy compression, pocket shorts. The length was perfect (5") and the pockets roomy. Unfortunately they were bought out by The NorthFace. I did buy several pairs before the end in various colors and NorthFace was going to continue them but they only have them in 11" now which are way too long for me. I still look for them at REI and other places that carried the Lucy brand... My next favorite shorts are the Oiselle pocket joggers I mentioned before but I also have the Skirtsports Redemption shorties (6").2 -
skippygirlsmom wrote: »@PastorVincent what is happening on the house front? Is everything good?
Really good so far! A few minor things showed up in the inspection, nothing that would have stopped us from buying it(easy fixes), but a few that would stop the lender. They agreed to fix almost everything we asked for! So now, one of the reasons I am not running even 1/2 as much as I should be is because every day at my home is boxing day!
About 2 weeks to go, and then we get to move out of the trailer park. 11 -
PastorVincent wrote: »midwesterner85 wrote: »PastorVincent wrote: »PastorVincent wrote: »PastorVincent wrote: »
I just ordered the smaller Wunjo X2/Race vest as I wanted something light and economical and this fits the bill.
If anyone else is interested, WUNJOWOMAN18 is a working 18% discount code I found. Helps offsets the $10 in shipping cost since my order was less than $100 (free shipping if you hit that target).
received shipment yesterday, so one week shipping from Norway - not to bad. Looking forward to testing soon once my knee is recovered. Super light and based on quick fitting, like how it feels.
Cool. My X5 came last week and I ran in it twice. I am not ready to give a full review, but I can say it did not kill me and that is my very first line a product must cross.
Do not remember if I posted a picture, so here:
Thanks for the photo - I like how you swoop the water line over. Last night when trying it on, I noticed it was super long and was debating how to minimize length or minimize bounce - so this looks to be a good way to position it.
I got the idea from @JessicaMcB posts of her pictures wearing hers. I have seen others tuck it behind the straps heading straight down too. I am undecided which way is best yet.
@PastorVincent I'm not sure if this is an option or if you could rig this to your vest, but I have an Osprey cycling pack that I sometimes use for running. If I'm using a hydration bladder and if I need more space (i.e. longer trail runs), then I take that pack. Cyclists get all the cools stuff like packs that don't bounce. Anyway... this particular vest has a magnet on the buckle to the top (sternum) horizontal strap. The reservoir that came with the pack has a matching size/shape magnet on the end of the tubing near the bite valve. This setup allows me to put the bite valve on the middle of my chest secured by the magnet, but is very fast and easy to grab for a drink and then place back again quickly. The tubing doesn't bounce around at all, but is fast to access.
Interesting idea. Not sure if I could rig something like that up. Getting a magnet on the vest should be easy, but getting it on the round tube might be really tough. Esply since it gets wet. Think on this, I will.
They sell these specifically for hydration packs. Check REI. I think thats where i got mine.
Hmm there are several on Amazon (like this one for $12) - wonder if all the hoses are basically the same size? Probably. Probably all made in the same Chinese factory.1 -
July goal is 150 miles
7/1 5.00............ 5.00/145.00
7/2 Rest............ 5.00/145.00
7/3 7.00............12.00/138.00
7/4 5.00............17.00/133.00
7/5 7.00............24.00/126.00
7/6 5.00............29.00/121.00
7/7 Rest............29.00/121.00
7/8 16.00..........45.00/105.00
7/9 Rest............45.00/105.00
7/10 6.00...........51.00/ 99.00
7/11 4.00...........55.00/ 95.00
7/12 6.00...........61.00/ 89.00
Upcoming races:
October 20: Sinnemahone Ultra Marathon Trail Race (50K)
3 -
I'm confused: when you say post your goals and miles "here" do you mean in the replies?2
-
Yes...1
-
@PastorVincent great news! I know the feeling for a while there I felt like I moved every time I turned around.0
-
Uh up at 5am because my nose decided to go running without me. Its an easy 5k day today and it's 5 degrees C outside. Why do I do this? I'll recap after I get back.6
-
polskagirl01 wrote: »I'm trying to catch up, here! This is what happens when I take a "lake day"!LaDispute57 wrote: »@katiebug3268 - Welcome. I have ran the half marathon for St Jude Memphis Marathon Weekend 4 times. This year I am running the 10K - mainly because there are some bucket list races I want to do in my home state that I can't do while training for a half marathon.
I am concerned that you are a new to running and are attempting a half six months out - but people have done it before. St Jude half course is a little hilly but very manageable. I also know plenty of people that walk the half.
I think @katiebug3268 can do it! I started running in 2011... on April 25 of that year I squeezed out my very first mile in a cotton t-shirt, gray Russell sweats and Reebok cross-trainers. I got educated in a hurry about running clothes and especially shoes. Chafed nipples and blistered feet are harsh teachers. I ran my first half five months later totally clueless and without a training program. @katiebug3268 appears to be on a quicker learning curve...lol
I agree that it is possible, as long as she sticks to a plan that will get her there gradually and doesn't have any hangups along the way (injury, etc). Something like C25k (8 weeks), then Hal Higdon's beginner HM plan (12 weeks) would technically get her there in time.5BeautifulDays wrote: »
I want compression bermudas, lol, with lots of pockets. Don't the running fashion gods know that there are chubby women in their 40s who *also* like to run in the summertime?
Skirt Sports makes a skirt with compression shorts built in that actually don't ride up. I've tried other brands but Skirt Sports are the only ones that stay down over my thighs.
Gypsy Runner makes great compression capris and longer shorts with deep pockets. She has all kinds of funky prints.
My cycling shorts have this rubbery-sticky strip along the bottom hem that keeps them in place REALLY well. I wonder if there are companies that make shorts for runners like that.
Tri shorts are also like this. You ever notice once you're hot and sweaty, if you adjust your bike/tri/ compression shorts at all (pit stop), they are never comfortable again?
This i hate. And then the seams get to bothering me.
Good idea - but do tri shorts have the padding for cycling in them? As far as adjusting, yes, I have noticed that, but the annoyance only lasts a few minutes for me, then I forget it and they seem to "settle in" where I put them. Bonus: If I do the pit stop right, I don't move the sticky bottom hem anyway.
QUESTION: One of the races I'm considering is a half marathon on sand. Advice??? I have trails around me to train on, and some have sort-of sandy loose dirt, but that's not the same and I am not sure where I'd find sand to train on. Should I pick another race?1 -
I didn't get out for my early morning run as planned because my daughter came into town last night and we stayed up way too late last night. I slept an hour over my alarm and still didn't get enough sleep. I am also still so sore from my Tuesday strength training (increased weights) workout. I am going to head to the gym and try to get in my short run (3mi pace on the plan) in on the treadmill. Have another training session tonight. Hope my body is feeling better by then!3
-
PastorVincent wrote: »PastorVincent wrote: »midwesterner85 wrote: »PastorVincent wrote: »PastorVincent wrote: »PastorVincent wrote: »
I just ordered the smaller Wunjo X2/Race vest as I wanted something light and economical and this fits the bill.
If anyone else is interested, WUNJOWOMAN18 is a working 18% discount code I found. Helps offsets the $10 in shipping cost since my order was less than $100 (free shipping if you hit that target).
received shipment yesterday, so one week shipping from Norway - not to bad. Looking forward to testing soon once my knee is recovered. Super light and based on quick fitting, like how it feels.
Cool. My X5 came last week and I ran in it twice. I am not ready to give a full review, but I can say it did not kill me and that is my very first line a product must cross.
Do not remember if I posted a picture, so here:
Thanks for the photo - I like how you swoop the water line over. Last night when trying it on, I noticed it was super long and was debating how to minimize length or minimize bounce - so this looks to be a good way to position it.
I got the idea from @JessicaMcB posts of her pictures wearing hers. I have seen others tuck it behind the straps heading straight down too. I am undecided which way is best yet.
@PastorVincent I'm not sure if this is an option or if you could rig this to your vest, but I have an Osprey cycling pack that I sometimes use for running. If I'm using a hydration bladder and if I need more space (i.e. longer trail runs), then I take that pack. Cyclists get all the cools stuff like packs that don't bounce. Anyway... this particular vest has a magnet on the buckle to the top (sternum) horizontal strap. The reservoir that came with the pack has a matching size/shape magnet on the end of the tubing near the bite valve. This setup allows me to put the bite valve on the middle of my chest secured by the magnet, but is very fast and easy to grab for a drink and then place back again quickly. The tubing doesn't bounce around at all, but is fast to access.
Interesting idea. Not sure if I could rig something like that up. Getting a magnet on the vest should be easy, but getting it on the round tube might be really tough. Esply since it gets wet. Think on this, I will.
They sell these specifically for hydration packs. Check REI. I think thats where i got mine.
Hmm there are several on Amazon (like this one for $12) - wonder if all the hoses are basically the same size? Probably. Probably all made in the same Chinese factory.
Yep. I dont remember what brand I bought. I have an orange mud pack and somewhere on their site it reference one, so i think that what i did..... But mine was like $6. I think.0 -
polskagirl01 wrote: »polskagirl01 wrote: »I'm trying to catch up, here! This is what happens when I take a "lake day"!LaDispute57 wrote: »@katiebug3268 - Welcome. I have ran the half marathon for St Jude Memphis Marathon Weekend 4 times. This year I am running the 10K - mainly because there are some bucket list races I want to do in my home state that I can't do while training for a half marathon.
I am concerned that you are a new to running and are attempting a half six months out - but people have done it before. St Jude half course is a little hilly but very manageable. I also know plenty of people that walk the half.
I think @katiebug3268 can do it! I started running in 2011... on April 25 of that year I squeezed out my very first mile in a cotton t-shirt, gray Russell sweats and Reebok cross-trainers. I got educated in a hurry about running clothes and especially shoes. Chafed nipples and blistered feet are harsh teachers. I ran my first half five months later totally clueless and without a training program. @katiebug3268 appears to be on a quicker learning curve...lol
I agree that it is possible, as long as she sticks to a plan that will get her there gradually and doesn't have any hangups along the way (injury, etc). Something like C25k (8 weeks), then Hal Higdon's beginner HM plan (12 weeks) would technically get her there in time.5BeautifulDays wrote: »
I want compression bermudas, lol, with lots of pockets. Don't the running fashion gods know that there are chubby women in their 40s who *also* like to run in the summertime?
Skirt Sports makes a skirt with compression shorts built in that actually don't ride up. I've tried other brands but Skirt Sports are the only ones that stay down over my thighs.
Gypsy Runner makes great compression capris and longer shorts with deep pockets. She has all kinds of funky prints.
My cycling shorts have this rubbery-sticky strip along the bottom hem that keeps them in place REALLY well. I wonder if there are companies that make shorts for runners like that.
Tri shorts are also like this. You ever notice once you're hot and sweaty, if you adjust your bike/tri/ compression shorts at all (pit stop), they are never comfortable again?
This i hate. And then the seams get to bothering me.
Good idea - but do tri shorts have the padding for cycling in them? As far as adjusting, yes, I have noticed that, but the annoyance only lasts a few minutes for me, then I forget it and they seem to "settle in" where I put them. Bonus: If I do the pit stop right, I don't move the sticky bottom hem anyway.
QUESTION: One of the races I'm considering is a half marathon on sand. Advice??? I have trails around me to train on, and some have sort-of sandy loose dirt, but that's not the same and I am not sure where I'd find sand to train on. Should I pick another race?
Yes the shorts have cycling padding. But they are thin and go unnoticed during a run. They are made to swim, bike then run in.
Sand? The whole 13 miles? Is it packed? Can you visit the race route and check it out. I've done 3-4 miles on packed sand (Georgia beach) and it was fine. If its loose, i couldnt manage that. My calves would explode... or implode.1 -
6 miles this am and a 5k race tonight. Trying to keep up with all these post, is it me? or are there just many, many post this month?
@PastorVincent thanks for the post on the cleaning kit for hydration paks. I suspected that amazon had them and I think it's time I invest in one.
5 -
Sand? The whole 13 miles? Is it packed? Can you visit the race route and check it out. I've done 3-4 miles on packed sand (Georgia beach) and it was fine. If its loose, i couldnt manage that. My calves would explode... or implode.
Agree. I did a HM on Hilton Head beach but the sand was hard-packed and it wasn't a problem. I can't imagine running on loose sand like in the Miami area. Walking was hard enough!
1 -
Yeah, I would definitely find another race. A HM on sand would be a total beating!polskagirl01 wrote: »QUESTION: One of the races I'm considering is a half marathon on sand. Advice??? I have trails around me to train on, and some have sort-of sandy loose dirt, but that's not the same and I am not sure where I'd find sand to train on. Should I pick another race?I ran 2 miles today towards my goal. I configured the ticker, but when I paste it, it doesn't show my progress. Don't know why.
It is just the browser not updating. If you wait awhile it will show up correctly, or sometimes you can do a Refresh and it will update. But don't worry, we all see the latest progress.
0 -
I didn't get out for my early morning run as planned because my daughter came into town last night and we stayed up way too late last night. I slept an hour over my alarm and still didn't get enough sleep. I am also still so sore from my Tuesday strength training (increased weights) workout. I am going to head to the gym and try to get in my short run (3mi pace on the plan) in on the treadmill. Have another training session tonight. Hope my body is feeling better by then!
@shanaber This is a much better excuse than I have. I went to bed super early and had my alarm set for 3:30am so I could get my miles in. Woke up at 1am without an alarm and couldn't get back to sleep for an hour. I should have just gone out at this time, but did not. When my alarm went off, I just decided I wanted to keep sleeping. So I'll go out tonight after work when it is super hot. On the positive side, I suppose training in the heat and humidity may be helpful even if it is slow.6 -
I use Vaseline in the areas chafe for me and it works great. I don't notice any staining, but my running gear is all dark or black. I chafe on my sports bra line in the front and back (but only for certain sports bras) and sometimes the underside of my right upper arm where it rubs along the side of my chest... weird right? Not on the left, just the right. My right arm must fatter than my left.
I found a 2 pack of dri-fit shorts on Amazon, super cheap, short, and fitted.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072LV6BCQ/ref=twister_B07D7VMBK8?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
My upper thighs touch, but don't seem to rub or chafe when I run. I like the short length because of tan lines... I know, super vain.
Those are the same ones I use, but I like the 5” best - I won’t judge anyone who cares about tan lines, but since I don’t tan, I don’t worry about it! Of course, even with all of the sunscreen and running early in the day my arm freckles are looking a little more prominent than usual... It hadn’t occurred to me to put sunscreen on my legs while running, and I haven’t burned at all. Huh.
Re: chafing, I have only ever gotten it on my thighs so far, but I haven’t run longer than 6 miles at a time yet, so that might make a difference. I should be hitting 6 miles this weekend and 10k next weekend if all goes according to plan (glares at weather forecast predicting a week of thunderstorms).2 -
I am aiming for 50 miles in July. Had a family vacation first week so didn't have time to run. (I was wrangling grandkids, ages 3, 1 and 7 months!) Assume I can count miles that I have already run in July so so far 9 miles - Ran 5 on 7/8 and 4 on 7/10.5
-
I'm back! Oh this is why we run, the endorphins lol. It's a beautiful, if cold, morning. The stars are out and no wind. I live rural so nooght pollution so the milky-way is full on. Wish I could take a pic for you guys!
And I tried the new shoes. Can't have bothered me because I got a PR for my 5k! Not sure if this is the fastest ever, I think I've done a sub 30 min one before, but I'll take it anyway lol.
11 -
polskagirl01 wrote: »I'm trying to catch up, here! This is what happens when I take a "lake day"!LaDispute57 wrote: »@katiebug3268 - Welcome. I have ran the half marathon for St Jude Memphis Marathon Weekend 4 times. This year I am running the 10K - mainly because there are some bucket list races I want to do in my home state that I can't do while training for a half marathon.
I am concerned that you are a new to running and are attempting a half six months out - but people have done it before. St Jude half course is a little hilly but very manageable. I also know plenty of people that walk the half.
I think @katiebug3268 can do it! I started running in 2011... on April 25 of that year I squeezed out my very first mile in a cotton t-shirt, gray Russell sweats and Reebok cross-trainers. I got educated in a hurry about running clothes and especially shoes. Chafed nipples and blistered feet are harsh teachers. I ran my first half five months later totally clueless and without a training program. @katiebug3268 appears to be on a quicker learning curve...lol
I agree that it is possible, as long as she sticks to a plan that will get her there gradually and doesn't have any hangups along the way (injury, etc). Something like C25k (8 weeks), then Hal Higdon's beginner HM plan (12 weeks) would technically get her there in time.5BeautifulDays wrote: »
I want compression bermudas, lol, with lots of pockets. Don't the running fashion gods know that there are chubby women in their 40s who *also* like to run in the summertime?
Skirt Sports makes a skirt with compression shorts built in that actually don't ride up. I've tried other brands but Skirt Sports are the only ones that stay down over my thighs.
Gypsy Runner makes great compression capris and longer shorts with deep pockets. She has all kinds of funky prints.
My cycling shorts have this rubbery-sticky strip along the bottom hem that keeps them in place REALLY well. I wonder if there are companies that make shorts for runners like that.
My skirt sport has that but none of the regular running shorts I have do. You'd think they would?0 -
I'm back! Oh this is why we run, the endorphins lol. It's a beautiful, if cold, morning. The stars are out and no wind. I live rural so nooght pollution so the milky-way is full on. Wish I could take a pic for you guys!
And I tried the new shoes. Can't have bothered me because I got a PR for my 5k! Not sure if this is the fastest ever, I think I've done a sub 30 min one before, but I'll take it anyway lol.
Lucky you! There's so much light pollution here we're lucky if we can see Venus and Jupiter, much less any stars. It used to be better out in the county where my mom lives but now it's almost as bad even in the rural areas of the county - major constellations, but nothing else.0 -
Yes! lots of participation this month. (One more post here for you to catch up on now).cburke8909 wrote: »6 miles this am and a 5k race tonight. Trying to keep up with all these post, is it me? or are there just many, many post this month?
2 -
@polskagirl01 thanks for the kick. Could you do it without shoes on next time? It hurt!!!
I ran this morning. It may have only been a couple of miles but it’s a good start getting back into it.
In other news I had a blood test earlier in the week and my doctor wants a telephone appointment to discuss it ‘but it’s nothing to worry about’. Given that we thought my thyroid issue was self-resolving, the fact he wants to discuss it suggests it has NOT gone back to normal. Oh well.10 -
I haven't had any luck with running shorts so far, I wear capris. I was really excited to try Oiselle long rogas and they still ride up too much so maybe I should have bought the pocket joggers instead.
July 1 - 7 mile run
July 3 - 2.6 mile run
July 4 - Antioch Run for Freedom 5k
July 5 - 6 mile Treadmill run
July 6 - Strength workout
July 7 - 4.5 mile run
July 8 - 9.5 mile run
July 10 - 4 mile run
July 11 - 3 mile Treadmill run
39.7 miles so far/Goal 100 miles
Upcoming Races:
7/14/18 Bristol 5K
7/21/18 Brewers 5K
7/29/18 Cudahy Classic 10 miles
8/18/18 Madison Mini Half Marathon
9/16/18 North Face Endurance 10k
10/7/18 Lakefront Marathon3
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 393.2K Introduce Yourself
- 43.8K Getting Started
- 260.2K Health and Weight Loss
- 175.9K Food and Nutrition
- 47.4K Recipes
- 232.5K Fitness and Exercise
- 422 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.5K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.5K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 153K Motivation and Support
- 8K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.3K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.7K MyFitnessPal Information
- 23 News and Announcements
- 1.1K Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.6K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions