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  • Change your evening route. You are snacking because it is a habit; so change your habits. Are you eating while you're watching tv? Turn off the tv. Go to the bedroom and read a book. Go out for a walk. Take a bubble bath. Paint your nails (definitely can't snack after that!). Go to bed earlier. Even if you don't think you…
  • No. At your weight you are at EXTREMELY high risk of stress fracture with running, especially given your mileage.
  • 1) Run more miles. Up to 30 miles/week, if you can handle it. Increase no more 10% a week to avoid injury. 2) Speedwork. Doesn't have to be per a super formal training program; just get used to pushing yourself and being uncomfortable for some portion of your runs, whether it's doing a fast finish, intervals, whatever. 3)…
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  • Wake up earlier; you need to find time in the morning to "wait." Having a little caffeine and/or food can help the process along. :)
  • Whichever one you will actually do!
  • Is this progress slower than what it could be -- without knowing anything about your background, probably. What is your goal? Just to be able to run 5k continuously? Pick a 5k looped route and cover the distance regardless: run when you can, walk when you must. Get comfortable being uncomfortable, or you won't improve.…
  • Sleep in your workout clothes. Have everything you need for the morning set out and ready to go. (Including setting up coffee maker, etc., whatever you need). And go to sleep earlier!
  • Personally I can't imagine running that mileage while still eating at a deficit. If your #1 goal is weight loss (not improving your running), I'd cut back on both the running (maybe to 20-25 miles/week) and the calories. Running 40 miles/week IS going to make you ravenous, no way around it, and eating at a deficient I…
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