Just went for another run. I'm shocking at it, absolutely shocking. Starting with small bursts with walking between, and aiming to make then a little longer each day. I'm hoping this is like push ups, and if I do this 5-7 times a week it'll become (a slightly easier) routine.
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Replying to @ellalowgren
The endurance does get easier but the longer/more often you run the more time you need to spend on strength and recovery.
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Replying to @darcy_sandall
Oh dear. I'm a work out a little everyday person. What do you recommend?
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Replying to @ellalowgren
Foam rolling is a big one (it hurts but not doing it hurts more) and any standard leg exercises but on one leg: calf raises, squats, etc (helps build strength/stability for landing on one leg).
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Replying to @darcy_sandall @ellalowgren
As you start getting more used to it you'll start to feel what parts of your legs need more work than others, but it's definitely worth it as you see yourself get faster + stronger.
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Replying to @darcy_sandall
I do a lot of squats and muscle building exercises for my legs, so it's good to know that'll help. My biggest issue thus far is being able to breathe!
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Unfortunately there's no cheats to that one, just practice. But the intervals your doing is actually really good for it!
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Replying to @darcy_sandall
Awesome, I'll keep on it! (and fine I'll take rest days too.)
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