Motivation Posters!
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Great thread! Love them all, but I think the "Run Like You Stole Something" fits my humor perfectly. Thanks for the laughs everyone!0
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16th reason to run: You have safety pins when your boss needs them.0
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This thread is just what I needed this morning! Love it!0
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Swooshing down the other side is over-rated. What is awesome are those first few easy steps as you pull away up the hill and the last few with burning lungs on the crest after you've made it your own.0
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Swooshing down the other side is over-rated. What is awesome are those first few easy steps as you pull away up the hill and the last few with burning lungs on the crest after you've made it your own.
I do enjoy the swoosh... but that crest... there's just nothing like those few moments. All is possible then and there.0 -
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The dog ate my homework. Laughed so hard at that one. I don't even have a dog.0
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these are amazing!! thanks for this thread!
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motivated is my middle name0
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http://www.runnersworld.com/photos/the-25-worst-questions-to-ask-a-runner-and-1-pick-up-line-that-never-works
25 Worst Questions to Ask a Runner:
18. You run in the rain?
This one is particularly confusing for non-runners, and even runners that haven't tried it yet. Let's be honest: with hardcore runners grinning from ear to ear despite looking something like a drowned animal, who can blame them?
But even if running through a torrential downpour doesn't sound like your thing, you'll never know unless you try. Whether you like it or not, you'll get hardcore points and who knows—you might just find that puddle-jumping is the most fun you have all day.
But wear good socks. Trust us.0 -
I've found that I enjoy running in the rain. I wear my vibram 5-fingers and no socks and it goes great.
Some quotes:
"When it's pouring rain and you're bowling along through the wet, there's satisfaction in knowing you're out there and the others aren't."
-Peter Snell
"I always loved running...it was something you could do by yourself, and under your own power. You could go in any direction, fast or slow as you wanted, fighting the wind if you felt like it, seeking out new sights just on the strength of your feet and the courage of your lungs."
-Jesse Owens
"If you want to become the best runner you can be, start now. Don't spend the rest of your life wondering if you can do it."
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http://www.runnersworld.com/photos/the-25-worst-questions-to-ask-a-runner-and-1-pick-up-line-that-never-works
25 Worst Questions to Ask a Runner:
18. You run in the rain?
This one is particularly confusing for non-runners, and even runners that haven't tried it yet. Let's be honest: with hardcore runners grinning from ear to ear despite looking something like a drowned animal, who can blame them?
But even if running through a torrential downpour doesn't sound like your thing, you'll never know unless you try. Whether you like it or not, you'll get hardcore points and who knows—you might just find that puddle-jumping is the most fun you have all day.
But wear good socks. Trust us.
#25
"Are you fast?"
We're pretty sure this is how our friends picture us starting every run.
Despite this impressive starting form, they might be surprised to learn that there are qualities of running you can't measure on a stopwatch.
Then again, they have nothing to compare you to. Might as well give them a resounding yes.0 -
In preparation for the change of leaves, I thought these would be inspirational for those who love running in nature. Enjoy.
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Just finished w5d3... w00t!0
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This is the one that convinces me that runners are crazy. I wonder if I'll ever get there someday.0 -
Just finished w5d3... w00t!
Woot!0 -
This is the one that convinces me that runners are crazy. I wonder if I'll ever get there someday.
It convinces me to keep going, I wanna be crazy at something. =D0 -
I'll just settle for running in the rain right now 0
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuPLxQD4akQ