Ladies who lift and run?
MrsSchimmy
Posts: 255 Member
I have done a few searches for something similar to this but have found only older posts.
A few stats:
I'm 27, mother of 3 humans and 1 great dane, full time employee, part time student, lifter, runner, recovering anorexic.
I've been at "goal weight" for a while and have steadily put on about 5 pounds of muscle in the last few months. I also run and have been in quite a few races and won. More planned for me this year.
I'm looking for friends who lift AND run because it seems my goals are VERY different than most so I get discouraged and feel lonely in my journey.
Anyone out there? How do you incorporate running and lifting into your routine?
A few stats:
I'm 27, mother of 3 humans and 1 great dane, full time employee, part time student, lifter, runner, recovering anorexic.
I've been at "goal weight" for a while and have steadily put on about 5 pounds of muscle in the last few months. I also run and have been in quite a few races and won. More planned for me this year.
I'm looking for friends who lift AND run because it seems my goals are VERY different than most so I get discouraged and feel lonely in my journey.
Anyone out there? How do you incorporate running and lifting into your routine?
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hey! i'm a runner and i got into lifting and strength training consistently about a month ago. I've also dealt with some eating disorder issues, so being healthy keeps me on the right path. i'm currently taking a week or two off from running to heal my knee (i blame jillian michaels .
Feel free to add me if you like!0 -
You can add me. Im taking a break from lifting for the next few weeks since I was finding that I couldn't keep up my calorie deficit, lift and increase my running endurance. Right now im focused on the deficit and the running which means lifting is on hiatus...
I miss it0 -
There was a recent thread that you might find helpful:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1193153-runners-who-lift-what-does-your-workout-schedule-look-like0 -
Hi!!
I also lift and run...I run in the morning(mostly interval training on my lift days) and lift in the evening or late afternoon...On non lift days I go for longer runs...Its perfectly working for me and I love both ....Lifting has given more endurance to my running!!0 -
There was a recent thread that you might find helpful:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1193153-runners-who-lift-what-does-your-workout-schedule-look-like
Yes, I saw this but it is not what I was looking for. I'm ok with my schedule how it is but looking more for women who lift heavy and run. Thank you, though!0 -
I added all of you ladies! I find it is so hard to really focus on both lifting and running without starting to lack in one of them. I follow many fitness people who always put how they hate cardio.... but I LOVE to run. Lifting makes me feel so strong mentally (and physically, of course) and running clears all it all out and I can just be part of nature. Do you ladies train for certain events? Or just to be more fit?0
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