MAY 2024 Monthly Running Challenge
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MAY 2024 Monthly Running Challenge
WARNING: Following this thread may be addictive; it gets very talkative...miss a day and you can be 50 posts behind. This is the most popular challenge on MFP. If you found us in the middle (or end) of the month, you're still very welcome to join in - no requirements or special invite needed. Once you post, that's it you're in. And yes, we do this every month.
You set your own pace and distance for the month. We will all be doing it together. This is your virtual running group to help keep you accountable, to enjoy a virtual post-run coffee with your fellow runners, and to make new friends and learn a few things.
This is a continuation from the APRIL 2024 Monthly Running Challenge which can be found at:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10912663/april-2024-monthly-running-challenge/p1?new=1
Anyone can join in, new and old, and if you found this thread late, you can join in at any time.
We have members ranging from total beginners all the way to Boston Qualifiers and beyond. We are a friendly and encouraging bunch. You never need to be ashamed of your miles. If you are making the effort, you will find only support here.
Here are the details from last month that apply again:
Anybody want to join in for a running challenge? Set a goal here and update us every day. OPTIONAL: You can post your progress by creating a ticker at http://www.tickerfactory.com (if creating one seems difficult, or you're like me and can't be bothered, then just type in your daily miles in this thread).
You can run, walk, or do treadmill - just be consistent. Don't let the high (or low) goals of others intimidate you. Some do 25 miles, others do 50, some go higher than that, some do lower; it's entirely your goal and therefore completely up to you. We help motivate each other, so what do you say? If you're new to running, set a low goal. If you're from a part of the world where miles aren't your thing, log your distances in KMs. And if you'd rather log your progress by time rather than distance, then you're entirely free to do that as well.
Feel free to set your goal now but wait until MAY 1, 2024 to start logging your runs!
Also, don't forget to join our group which can be found at:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/group/21182-monthly-running-challenges
Bookmark the previous and past challenges: https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10393468/current-past-challenges#latest
Find a small group of runners that encourage and offer food support:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10573619/runners-that-need-some-nutritional-accountability#latest
Note: we also have a group on Strava and Facebook.
After you run, come into this thread and post what you did (don't forget to hit the bookmark in the upper right corner to bookmark this thread). Simply keep a running tally of what you've done this month and interact with the others. Many folks come in here and chit-chat it up, even on their rest days or while recouping from injury. This is a very social group and we talk about many things (sometimes even about running). It's a very friendly bunch here so don't be afraid to say hi (even if this is your first time), talk about a recent or up-coming race, ask questions, provide answers, or just lurk-n-learn. Participation is what makes this group successful.
Not quite sure how to log your runs? Follow the examples of many other challenge members. Even take a peek at last month's thread (posted above).
*******OPTIONAL TICKER*************
Info on tickers since I know there will be questions. Sign up for an account at http://www.tickerfactory.comandcreate your ticker. Then you need to update it after you finish a run and post it here. Here is what you will need to do.
After setting up your ticker, you will need to make note of the weblink they give you so you can return. An example would be:
http://www.tickerfactory.com/exercise/w6K1EiX/ <<<< the last part will be a part of the image link (explained below) that will be supplied to you after you initially create your link.
When you return to TickerFactory with the weblink, go to your settings page. Make sure you type your PIN in that you set when you created your ticker account. Then, where it says "Your current cumulative value", there is an add button. Simply add the distance that you just did, and the cumulative value automatically changes. Then hit next.
After adding your new miles (or KMs) to your ticker, you need to post it here.
After you hit next, it will give you a bunch of codes suggesting how to display your ticker.
Use the one at the bottom where it says Direct Image URL:
It will look something like:
http://tickers.TickerFactory.com/ezt/t/w6K1EiX/exercise.png
To display that correctly in your post, make sure you place the image (img) tags around that link. So it will look something like the following (but removing the spaces in the img tags):
[ img ] http://tickers.TickerFactory.com/ezt/t/w6K1EiX/exercise.png [ /img ]
^^^^^^^ Don't forget to remove the spaces between the brackets ^^^^^^^^^^
Some key things to pay attention to when posting your ticker:
Use the link that ends in .png
Remember the [ img] and [ /img] tags go in between the link
Remove the spaces in the img tags before posting
YES, there is a / in the second /img tag
By the way, everyone here should consider themselves a runner no matter how fast or slow. There's no judgment, we all started somewhere. And no comparisons, except with your former self. Don't compare your Chapter 1 to somebody else’s Chapter 20.
“I often hear someone say I’m not a real runner. We are all runners, some just run faster than others. I never met a fake runner.” – Bart Yasso
“The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.” – Confucius
"We all know that if you run, you are pretty much choosing a life of success because of it.” – Deena Kastor
“Most people run a race to see who is fastest. I run a race to see who has the most guts.” – Steve Prefontaine
“Get going … walk if you have to, but finish the damned race.” – Ron Hill
"If you run, you are a runner. It doesn’t matter how fast or how far. It doesn’t matter if today is your first day or if you’ve been running for twenty years. There is no test to pass, no license to earn, no membership card to get. You just run." - John Bingham
You may see some phrases / words that are unique to our little group when it comes to describing some of our runs. It is a mash-up of words that seem to best describe the way the run felt that day. Here are some examples. Feel free to come up with your own to add to the dictionary 😃
'sleasy' - Slow and Easy
'sneasy' - Slow Not Easy
'scrappy' - mix of Slow and Crappy
'wun' - mix of Walking and Running
'wog' - mix of Walking and Jogging
Stay safe. Stay healthy. Stay on track.
WARNING: Following this thread may be addictive; it gets very talkative...miss a day and you can be 50 posts behind. This is the most popular challenge on MFP. If you found us in the middle (or end) of the month, you're still very welcome to join in - no requirements or special invite needed. Once you post, that's it you're in. And yes, we do this every month.
You set your own pace and distance for the month. We will all be doing it together. This is your virtual running group to help keep you accountable, to enjoy a virtual post-run coffee with your fellow runners, and to make new friends and learn a few things.
This is a continuation from the APRIL 2024 Monthly Running Challenge which can be found at:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10912663/april-2024-monthly-running-challenge/p1?new=1
Anyone can join in, new and old, and if you found this thread late, you can join in at any time.
We have members ranging from total beginners all the way to Boston Qualifiers and beyond. We are a friendly and encouraging bunch. You never need to be ashamed of your miles. If you are making the effort, you will find only support here.
Here are the details from last month that apply again:
Anybody want to join in for a running challenge? Set a goal here and update us every day. OPTIONAL: You can post your progress by creating a ticker at http://www.tickerfactory.com (if creating one seems difficult, or you're like me and can't be bothered, then just type in your daily miles in this thread).
You can run, walk, or do treadmill - just be consistent. Don't let the high (or low) goals of others intimidate you. Some do 25 miles, others do 50, some go higher than that, some do lower; it's entirely your goal and therefore completely up to you. We help motivate each other, so what do you say? If you're new to running, set a low goal. If you're from a part of the world where miles aren't your thing, log your distances in KMs. And if you'd rather log your progress by time rather than distance, then you're entirely free to do that as well.
Feel free to set your goal now but wait until MAY 1, 2024 to start logging your runs!
Also, don't forget to join our group which can be found at:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/group/21182-monthly-running-challenges
Bookmark the previous and past challenges: https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10393468/current-past-challenges#latest
Find a small group of runners that encourage and offer food support:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10573619/runners-that-need-some-nutritional-accountability#latest
Note: we also have a group on Strava and Facebook.
After you run, come into this thread and post what you did (don't forget to hit the bookmark in the upper right corner to bookmark this thread). Simply keep a running tally of what you've done this month and interact with the others. Many folks come in here and chit-chat it up, even on their rest days or while recouping from injury. This is a very social group and we talk about many things (sometimes even about running). It's a very friendly bunch here so don't be afraid to say hi (even if this is your first time), talk about a recent or up-coming race, ask questions, provide answers, or just lurk-n-learn. Participation is what makes this group successful.
Not quite sure how to log your runs? Follow the examples of many other challenge members. Even take a peek at last month's thread (posted above).
*******OPTIONAL TICKER*************
Info on tickers since I know there will be questions. Sign up for an account at http://www.tickerfactory.comandcreate your ticker. Then you need to update it after you finish a run and post it here. Here is what you will need to do.
After setting up your ticker, you will need to make note of the weblink they give you so you can return. An example would be:
http://www.tickerfactory.com/exercise/w6K1EiX/ <<<< the last part will be a part of the image link (explained below) that will be supplied to you after you initially create your link.
When you return to TickerFactory with the weblink, go to your settings page. Make sure you type your PIN in that you set when you created your ticker account. Then, where it says "Your current cumulative value", there is an add button. Simply add the distance that you just did, and the cumulative value automatically changes. Then hit next.
After adding your new miles (or KMs) to your ticker, you need to post it here.
After you hit next, it will give you a bunch of codes suggesting how to display your ticker.
Use the one at the bottom where it says Direct Image URL:
It will look something like:
http://tickers.TickerFactory.com/ezt/t/w6K1EiX/exercise.png
To display that correctly in your post, make sure you place the image (img) tags around that link. So it will look something like the following (but removing the spaces in the img tags):
[ img ] http://tickers.TickerFactory.com/ezt/t/w6K1EiX/exercise.png [ /img ]
^^^^^^^ Don't forget to remove the spaces between the brackets ^^^^^^^^^^
Some key things to pay attention to when posting your ticker:
Use the link that ends in .png
Remember the [ img] and [ /img] tags go in between the link
Remove the spaces in the img tags before posting
YES, there is a / in the second /img tag
By the way, everyone here should consider themselves a runner no matter how fast or slow. There's no judgment, we all started somewhere. And no comparisons, except with your former self. Don't compare your Chapter 1 to somebody else’s Chapter 20.
“I often hear someone say I’m not a real runner. We are all runners, some just run faster than others. I never met a fake runner.” – Bart Yasso
“The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.” – Confucius
"We all know that if you run, you are pretty much choosing a life of success because of it.” – Deena Kastor
“Most people run a race to see who is fastest. I run a race to see who has the most guts.” – Steve Prefontaine
“Get going … walk if you have to, but finish the damned race.” – Ron Hill
"If you run, you are a runner. It doesn’t matter how fast or how far. It doesn’t matter if today is your first day or if you’ve been running for twenty years. There is no test to pass, no license to earn, no membership card to get. You just run." - John Bingham
You may see some phrases / words that are unique to our little group when it comes to describing some of our runs. It is a mash-up of words that seem to best describe the way the run felt that day. Here are some examples. Feel free to come up with your own to add to the dictionary 😃
'sleasy' - Slow and Easy
'sneasy' - Slow Not Easy
'scrappy' - mix of Slow and Crappy
'wun' - mix of Walking and Running
'wog' - mix of Walking and Jogging
Stay safe. Stay healthy. Stay on track.
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Let’s see if I can up my distance for the month. Aiming for 40km per week. Including parkrun every week as my speed work.8
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Going for 31 x 5 = 155Miles for this month10
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Starting another streak I see @tarun_yadavA Good luck sir!
I don't think I have any major plans this month, so I think I can run fairly consistently. Should be able to get at least 130 miles.7 -
Haha thank you @Scott6255 !
Too early for streak talk! But yes... No reason why I can't do every single day this month!7 -
Thank you for setting up May @AlphaHowls!
My main focus for May will be on weight loss. Plan is to incorporate more strength training and add in Pilates and Yoga and a bit less running.
For me to lose weight I need to restrict calories, which then affects my energy for running.
Will aim for 40 miles of intentional “wunning” this month.10 -
My target is same as last month so 50 miles running, 170 miles on bike & yoga in the mornings. Good luck everyone!10
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First run for May done. Just 5k to see how the legs are feeling - pretty good as it turns out, but not ready for hills yet!9
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I have an 8 day trip toward the end of the month. I probably won't get in a lot of running, but do hope to at least get a mile walk. I also plan to continue to go to the gym 3 or 4 times a week, when I am here. Not real sure how much I will be able to run. I think I'll set my goal as 50 miles running/fast walking and hope to exceed that.
Glad you were able to get out for a 5K today @ContraryMaryMary .7 -
Hey there!
Brand new to this group and tomorrow will be my first time back at running since last year when I ran a 5k in December. My goal this month is 15 miles running and 15 miles walking. I’m starting slow, but hoping beyond hope to run a half marathon before the year ends. I had a baby 2 years ago and I very much need running back in my life! Excited to cheer you all on!
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Morning all.
Got in 5Miles (at 10"01). Today was a struggle!
@katrose1985 - welcome!
@quilteryoyo - hahaha! 'Romantic'?
Day2 in Italy be like...9 -
I am in for 110 miles I think. I am laughing because I could never understand how on TV they always show the romantic couple having a huge dinner out and then they go home and start "going at it" .. seriously?
Welcome to May everyone.9 -
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quilteryoyo wrote: »I have an 8 day trip toward the end of the month. I probably won't get in a lot of running, but do hope to at least get a mile walk. I also plan to continue to go to the gym 3 or 4 times a week, when I am here. Not real sure how much I will be able to run. I think I'll set my goal as 50 miles running/fast walking and hope to exceed that.
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@quilteryoyo nice! Where are you off to? Florida?2 -
SummerSkier wrote: »I am in for 110 miles I think. I am laughing because I could never understand how on TV they always show the romantic couple having a huge dinner out and then they go home and start "going at it" .. seriously?
Welcome to May everyone.
@SummerSkier Yes! Riiiighttttt!?! Thank you!
Soooo many things to ponder over....
Are you not gonna floss those bits of fish or spinach out of your teeth!?
And the cuisine matters too.... S3xy time after a heavy Mexican/Middle Eastern/Indian meal ?! 😂Yeah umm no
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May 1 – 5.10 miles
5.10 miles/80 miles goal
Thanks for setting this up @AlphaHowls especially with everything you have going on in your life right now. My goal for the month is 80 miles. I know I will be hiking/camping at least one weekend. Started the month with a 5 mile run this morning.
@kgirlhart – I missed what happened to your car. Were you in an accident?
Welcome @katrose1985!
@martaindale – how are you doing?
@tarun_yadavA – that Day 2 in Italy meme cracked me up!
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Keeping everything crossed for your Mum @AlphaHowls
Great bike race @Laurz9191
Welcome on board @katrose1985
Same plan for me @daria0919 though I have a bit further to go with a view for me to lose two and a half stone before October as my main goal.
Having come up 5 miles short of target in April I will do the sensible thing... increase my target to 90 miles in May. Add in 25 miles of walking, 100 miles of cycling and 5 miles of swimming, that should shed a few pounds. The runger is very real though8 -
I just realised my race report failed so I have broken it in two parts.How NOT to run a marathon
The pre-day :
Plan; drop Dylan (our dog) with offspring no.2, go to the hotel, meet offspring no.1, large pasta late lunch, 30 minute run to shake out last minute nerves, snack pasta dinner with all the fam, in bed for 9-9:30.
Actual; Offspring no.2 gets tickets to the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley so Dylan comes with us to the hotel, they are not dog-friendly. Ended up walking, very slowly (BH has difficulty with balance at the moment), around the area, killing time waiting for off-spring No.1 who eventually turned up for evening dinner - and was late for that. The only dog-friendly place for lunch didn’t have pasta so lunch was a large slice of carrot cake. Had pasta at a dog-friendly restaurant at 8 and then more pasta at 9 when offspring No.2 turned up for some dinner before taking Dylan home with him. Got to bed late, hadn’t drunk enough water, awake at 2am with the weight of oily pasta laying heavy on me.
Breakfast :
Plan; Stick to the routine, yoga, porridge with honey, black coffee.
Actual; lose BH as we got on different lifts, wait 20 minutes. Try the coffee which was terrible, try the porridge which was watery, gave up and went back to the room and found my BH.
There were lots of runners in our hotel for the marathon, except when I left – not one insight. Skipped coffee stops to get to the train in case I had missed a memo about a train strike or similar. Found them in their droves at the station. Squashed on a train. Got to the start in plenty of time. Ate my bananas, one of which wasn’t great, not quite ripe. Went to the toilet – five times! My starting wave had a whatsapp group and it was good to catchup with a few faces from the chat.
https://youtu.be/zaA45djDnHM
Weather was ideal, around 10c/50f, slight breeze. It seemed to take for ever to get to the start. We were the penultimate wave to start, Blue 17 at 11:20 and there were still plenty of people cheering us off. I ran with Big Bird from Sesame Street for a bit before he disappeared into the distance.
The first 8 miles just ticked by, Cutty Sark was amazing, the crowd was so noisy, I was passed by, amongst other things, a flamingo, superman and the Eiffel tower. I went past a couple of people famous in the UK. Had a chat with the oldest person in the race, what a legend!
https://youtube.com/shorts/rE-uP72Q81E
The plan was to take a gel and drink every four miles. Having missed my morning coffee I decided to take a caffeinated gel. Not a wise choice. Within half a mile my heart rate was over 150
Saw my offspring at mile 9 holding a banner that said “Book of Dad, Chapter 4, verse 6 ‘You were lucky, I used to have to run 26.2 miles to school everyday’.” Fantastic to see them. Gave them a hug and agreed to meet at mile 13 with my BH.
Saw a tall, distinguished gentleman around mile 11, goes by the name of Tarun, who ran with me for a bit, which was very much appreciated. Grabbed a selfie in case he was famous!11 -
Part twoTurning onto Tower Bridge was a cacophony of sound, just such an uplifting experience.
https://youtu.be/B2FGCMYSLas
Lots of messages between my family were popping upon my watch and I had to slow down and take my phone out each time so I put the chat on silent. What I didn’t know was that the tube was mad busy and I made it to mile 13 before the family. I switched the chat back on, realized they wouldn’t see me until mile 23 and carried on.
London is supposed to be a flat marathon, they lied! Docklands, which could be flat, has sooooo many inclines, not massive but just enough to be annoying. Still having so many people cheering ‘Come on Wobs’ meant you had to keep going. I passed the guy with the fridge on his back around here somewhere. Somewhere in mile 18 I saw the Stroke Association cheer team and a couple of people from work and gave high fives all round, which was such a buzz.
Everything felt great until mile 19 when my stomach decided it didn’t want to keep hold of whatever I had consumed. I decided to walk for a bit just to keep things together in case I was on camera, not take any more gels or water with salt tablets. At mile 21 the 5hr 30 pacer went by me so I broke out into a jog again which I kept up until I saw the family as mile 23. The best hug I’ve had in ages! A quick break, catch up and the off I go, it was just over a 5k from there and we can do them any time, right? By mile 24 I had lost site of the 5.30 pacer and decided to walk again rather than eject the contents of my stomach.
They say train to 20 miles and the crowd carries you for the last 6, nonsense. They cheered ‘Come on Wob, you can do it’. I smiled and, in my head, said ‘really can’t’. I managed to break into occasion jogs interspersed with walks during the last two miles. My family made it to see me for the third time at mile 25, just what I needed for the last bit of encouragement to run further.
Really felt for a guy who was literally 800 metres from the finish who tripped and broke his leg. He shuffled on his bum back to the St Johns Ambulance point. I don’t know if he finished.
I saw the 600 metres sign and decided this was the point I had to properly run, around the turn in front of Buckingham Palace and down the Mall to the finish.
That is a long, long 600 metres. 5:42:37. I lost nearly 15 minutes in the last 4 miles, but I had finished, intact and raised nearly £3k for the Stroke Association.
I collected my medal, thanked the person who gave me the medal and told them how much I appreciated them giving their time to make an old man feel worthy. Found a less busy spot and my stomach finally won the battle with my brain, the unripe banana being the guilty party.
It took a while to change my socks and shoes. There were annoying types around looking like they were just off to the shops they were so fresh.
My family found me, their pride in me was just the tonic to get me moving, just far enough to a Brazilian restaurant where I has a steak that put the world to rights again.
As my school report always used to say, “Andrew must try harder”. My charity bet runs until the end of 2024 so I will hopefully be at the Chester marathon on Oct 6th as I know I can do better.
I also have an idea for a world record attempt for next year to celebrate the crowd who were unbelievable all the way around. Watch this space!10 -
@martaindale – how are you doing?
Same. Still feeling some airway irritation in my chest and some stuffiness. Overall I feel decent, just not improving at the rate I’d like. I talked with my parents and both said it was a couple of weeks before things really got better. Fingers crossed. Still can’t smell or taste anything.
To that end, I hesitate to set a goal this month. I had planned to ramp up some this month but idk if that is in the cards. I’ll keep walking for now and wait to run until my chest and sinuses feel back to baseline.9 -
The best laid plans, eh @TheMrWobbly. Despite your plans not working out, you did a great job! You should be as proud of yourself as your family seems. A marathon is such a challenge!! I enjoyed your race report. London sounds like a good experience race.
Welcome @katrose1985!7 -
@TheMrWobbly thank you for the fantastic race report, photos and video! I really enjoyed reading it.
Those old guys still going at it...I hope to be one some day. That's awesome to see. Glad you and Tarun managed to find each other, very cool.
7 miles with an iffy stomach...wow! That had to be quite a distraction, and not a good one. And that guy who broke his leg...poor fellow.
I do have to ask...what does BH mean? I assume it's your spouse but I'm having trouble coming up the B and the H words.
Wonderful run, mate!7 -
01.05 2.1km 16min 7:49/km - tired run
2.09km/67km - xkm behind target
Checking in for this month. Have not decided on a target yet. Restless, thus running fast while still being jetlagged. I guess I won't be running tomorrow.6 -
Not sure how this month will play out. I should be continuing full on training for my 50 mile race in late July. I'm hoping to start back soon though. I'll throw out a 100 mile goal for now.
Anyone else hate the new Garmin Connect home page, either on the website or on the app? I can't stand it. I wish they'd let us have the option to continue with the old format. Awful. I can no longer put things on the home screen that I care about, like goals and gear. I also hate that the web version and the app version appear to have to have the same data.7 -
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01/05 3.57 miles
Total 3.57/50 miles
1st run of the month done
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5/1 8.52 miles
As much as I would love high mileage, right now, I just want to maintain my streak and get what I can.9 -
martaindale wrote: »To that end, I hesitate to set a goal this month.
"My goal for May is to have no running goal. I will fight every urge I have to "push it a little" and after getting up to fifteen minutes of walking around or moving around I'll make myself stop. And, on June 1, 2024, I I'll post an audacious and wonderful running goal for that month."
Be well...6 -
May Running Goal: 28 runs, 32 miles
2.3 lbs. March & April weight loss (243.5 lbs -> 241.2 lbs)
I'm Chris; I live in San Diego, California. I am still very much needing to work on obesity. Things that have worked and I like are food tracking, Iyengar yoga, and running.
I started a medication for obesity, Qsymia, three month ago. It was bad for me, and I didn't lose, and I titrated off it. Now I am back to just me and my dinner plate.
As Chinua Achebe wrote in his seminal book "Things Fall Apart." At the end of March found another medical thing, a bad mood at the obesity meds not working, and my weight continuing to be rock solid stable. Things fell apart. I took the month of April off to reevaluate and reacquaint myself with consistent food logging in MFP. I was not in the habit, and it was hard, but I'm back at it and it's part of my daily again. My MFP food diary is open (I think) and ya'll she see me complete it most days.
For May, I'm going to try and run the little one mile loop at my house almost daily. I put in a couple of miss days just in case, and a couple extra miles if I feel like going to the beach and having a long run. May is for easing into consistency and routine.
Please connect on Garmin if you have one.
https://connect.garmin.com/modern/profile/chris_in_cal
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Anyone else hate the new Garmin Connect home page, either on the website or on the app? I can't stand it. I wish they'd let us have the option to continue with the old format. Awful. I can no longer put things on the home screen that I care about, like goals and gear. I also hate that the web version and the app version appear to have to have the same data.
I’m with you @7lenny7 - the updated Garmin app is not an improvement. The old version was much better!
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That was HARD! Holy cow I am very out of shape and I felt the extra 56 lbs on my body today, but I got out there and did it! I refuse to live a life where I cannot run so here’s to another beginning! Thanks for the welcome @TheMrWobbly and @martaindale @Teresa502 @emptydog @tarun_yadavA I need this group!
1 run mile/15 goal
2 walk miles/15 goal
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