*** Runners' Team * 50+ and 100+ Miles in January *
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Did 3 1/2 tonight and I am at 30 miles now. Feeling strong !!!0
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I got stuck late last night at work and missed this run, so I left early today to make sure I got it in. Awesome run, did 1k repeats, felt great, happy with my pace. Total of 5 miles0
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Did 7 yesterday, so 92 for the month. Rest day today.0
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Hi everyone - I wondered if you could help me!
I usually run at a 9m an hour pace - I (according to this website) would burn 726cal on a 5 mile run!
Only thing is, what if I do a run at the same pace but mainly uphill - surely i've burnt more calories?
There is nothing on here for uphill running though?
What should I put it as?
Mike.
(ps. Runners - feel free to add me as a friend!)0 -
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Just a quick clarification, my week 2 mileage is 42, and cumulative mileage is 71 (29+42). Sorry for the confusion.0
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samguo:Just a quick clarification, my week 2 mileage is 42, and cumulative mileage is 71 (29+42). Sorry for the confusion.
I made the correction (: you may need to 'refresh' the browser to see it.0 -
3dogsrunning:I got stuck late last night at work and missed this run, so I left early today to make sure I got it in. Awesome run, did 1k repeats, felt great, happy with my pace. Total of 5 miles
Sounds great, hard and FUN!!!0 -
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jennykling:
yes I just responded (: sorry I missed it initially but the message was there.
The most important information to report is how many miles you ran for the month so far.
Example (the bolded part is the most important information).
I ran X miles today, and my total so far is 80 miles for the month..
So how you reported you progress initially was fine0 -
mw00087Hi everyone - I wondered if you could help me!
I usually run at a 9m an hour pace - I (according to this website) would burn 726cal on a 5 mile run!
Only thing is, what if I do a run at the same pace but mainly uphill - surely i've burnt more calories?
There is nothing on here for uphill running though?
What should I put it as?
Mike.
(ps. Runners - feel free to add me as a friend!)
OK I will try to answer, unfortunately it is a loaded answer because it is really hard to give you an exact answer/or number because burn calories for running have many factors both individual/personal and environmental:
e.g., your weight, your fitness level, and the intensity of the workout (e.g., your pace, and environmental factors - such as uphills , downhills and wind impacts the intensity of you work out). I believe that uphill and downhill (to the same level) is more intense that a falt course though... anyway the bottom line is that it gets complicated it you want to be exact!
So, what most people do here, is to use a HRM or some other device (body bug) to monitor how hard you workout. Typically these devices account for fitness level and weight. It is still a rough guess.
Guess I didn't answer your question, but I think getting a HRM simplifies guessing a bit and gives you some piece of mine (: maybe....0 -
9 miles tonight in 9F - very cold! 101 month to date.0
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