Time Vs Distance?

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  • lemonwater1
    lemonwater1 Posts: 72 Member
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    Distance if outside.
    Time on treadmill.
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  • heybales
    heybales Posts: 18,842 Member
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    MPDean wrote: »
    I bet any runner on here that did a time run that ended up around 12.5 miles wouldn't be able to stop until they'd turned it into a half marathon.

    If my available time appears it'll allow for a little extra distance to hit 13.1 - I'll make sure my time increases to hit it, or what I'm ending for can be pushed a tad late.

    Yeah, I've gone for it.
  • pondee629
    pondee629 Posts: 2,469 Member
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    MPDean wrote: »
    I bet any runner on here that did a time run that ended up around 12.5 miles wouldn't be able to stop until they'd turned it into a half marathon.

    Not for me, any distance over 10K is run, exactly, only in a race. I want to keep any possible PB's in a race environment.

  • spiriteagle99
    spiriteagle99 Posts: 3,677 Member
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    I don't feel the need to do a HM if I'm running in the vicinity. I will run to get an even 10th (i.e 12.5 rather than 12.45), but othewise I don't usually tack on distance unnecessarily. I live on a cul de sac which I traverse numerous times a day, between walking the dog and running. I have no desire to do it more often than I have to.
  • Vladimirnapkin
    Vladimirnapkin Posts: 299 Member
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    I have historically gone by distance (and yes, have kept runningto hit a round number), but I know some very accomplished runners who have always gone by time.

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