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http://www.amazon.com/ASICS-GEL-Neo...343241544&sr=1-1&keywords=asic+gel+neo+33+men
I've checked mine I think I was like at 8-10%
Wut?
http://www.amazon.com/ASICS-GEL-Neo...343241544&sr=1-1&keywords=asic+gel+neo+33+men
I've checked mine I think I was like at 8-10%
I'm calling bullshit.
So you guys don't visit or utilize any websites? You just go on your personal experiences - what your body reacts the best to?
Bullshit on what? Too high or too low?
And then I take all of his low calorie, low fat recipes... and make them high fat, high calorie recipes.
How accurate are the online BF calculators?
5'7 and 3/4
well me now, I am at 131 lbs. and no lol :lmao:
you mean like interval trainingOk, wow. Where to start.
First off, don't run the 5k every day. To see any real sustainable improvements you'll have to run further than a 5k at certain paces. You'll also have to run speed workouts as well. What you plan on doing right now is doing it completely wrong. In peak 5k shape for me I had some long runs as far as 8-9 miles. Variance in the workouts is key.
A good place to start is Runnersworld.com Lot's of great resources there. Use the Smartcoach tool. You can pay for it or use the free one over and over again.
Also, this book is fantastic.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1609618025/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i01
It's a 3 day a week running program I swear by. It's mainly for half marathons and marathons but there are 10k and 5k programs in there as well. Also, just a good general book on running as far as diet, training routine, and stretching go.
Get good shoes. What do you run in right now?
You're trying to drop to 130? How tall are you? Is it realistic to get that light?
Honestly, if you're serious about running and you're still in HS....run XC and/or track. You'll learn a ton about running and workouts that way.
you mean like interval training
that shit absolutely sucks(our coach used to make us do ladders starting at 1600 meters and work on down..)
but it gets you results
if you're training for the 5k..ya you need to do some serious long range stuff imo...mix in some 6-9 mile runs...build up endurance
mix in some interval training and then do some 5k timing periodically
just my advice
Like I said I appreciate all criticisms and advice! I will most definitely try and run longer tomorrow, the race is on Saturday so I will let you all know how it goes!
...if the race is Saturday you should be tapering down. Not increasing mileage. You should be running a light two miles tonight. Maybe a mile on Friday. Maybe take Friday night off.
Me to but I'm 6 foot 1damn, 131? I weigh about 190-195.
in my health class this year we all checked our BF% and some kid got 4% :lmao:That's stupid fucking low.
oh okay, well that's a relief since I have work tomorrow and friday and the race starts at like 7 am, so i ll be nice and rested
Was he dead?Me to but I'm 6 foot 1
in my health class this year we all checked our BF% and some kid got 4% :lmao:
I used to love Nike. Their Max Air series and Bowerman series were amazing. Most of their shoes now run way to heavy in the heell for my tastes and the Flex/Free line doesn't offer much support for a distance training shoe. Might be nice shoes for Cross Fitter(lol at them anyways) but they've fallen behind in the running shoe market IMO, especially distance shoes.FT- why dont you like Nke's? I prefer Asics as well, but I just got a pair of Nike Flex Runs, just for wearing around and doing everyday activities, and they're pretty comfy IMO :shrug:
in my health class this year we all checked our BF% and some kid got 4% :lmao:
Whoever was taking it sucked at taking it. Professional body builders walk on stage completely depleted and shredded at 5-6%. I've been legit 8%, but prefer 10-12% as that's where I'm strongest.
Wow big price tag... But nice :clap: :hi5: