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13.1(or 13.28, according to my Garmin... either way was in 1:38) so far today, might do a little more later.
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What's the weather like? That could very well be a factor. For example, I can run 15+ without thinking about it if the weather is 65F or lower, but when it hits 85F+ I can barely run 4 miles without feeling a little worn out and, at the very least, needing a water break. If not the weather, are there hills? Uneven pavement…
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Agreed. You're going to Parris Island to learn to be a Marine, not to get in shape. You should already be fit so you won't be struggling, unless you plan to make your stay longer and end up in PCP. At least that's what our recruiters tell us all the time, lol. Seriously though, talk to your recruiter if you're having…
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Same here! Also, would be kicking it off with a half on September 1st. I'm in!
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I try to race to beat my own times, but I know that competing against others makes me go faster and placing is always fun. Also, not going to lie when I say I love seeing how many people I can beat and passing people, who sped on ahead at the start, in the second half is the best.
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Huh, I'm a USMC poolee and they had us do pull-ups and crunches. I mean, the IST/PFT is crunches, pull-ups, and a run. Either way, for push-ups, just do them. Pick a room of the house and whenever you pass by it, drop and do as many as you can. You'll be at ten in no time. For pull-ups, I vote negatives, lat pulldown, and…
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I'm almost always hungry after a workout* and typically take some fruit or a protein bar with me when I go to the gym/PT/a race to munch on while driving home. * depends on what you define as a workout though. Like, running 2 miles won't make me hungry, but 6 or more will tend to do it. 15 minutes of just about anything…
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26?
