From Matt Schreiber on Mon, Dec 16, 2013 at 20:57:21 from 66.17.102.185
Get 'er done.
From Jason D on Mon, Dec 16, 2013 at 21:14:36 from 24.1.80.94
I can't wait until 10-mile treadmill runs take me 70-75 minutes again. But it is nice playing king of the treadmill. I usually outlast a few sets of super-incline fitness walkers :)
From Matt Schreiber on Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 22:00:06 from 66.17.102.185
Your patience has been impressive. I'd have put myself back in a tailspin by now. :)
I like the king of thetreadmill idea. You'll have to let me know if they start muttering comments about the "treadmill hog".
From Jason D on Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 23:10:01 from 24.1.80.94
Don't think I am not impatient! I check my frame every day in the mirror. Midsection is attaining differentiation once again. I've been running 9:15-9:30 on the treadmill but my heart rate is 152-165 if I throw in some pickups. I've really grown fond of the heart rate monitor because it is allowing me to see small improvements I wouldn't otherwise see (heart rate is recovering quicker daily).
There are probably 20 treadmills, so it isn't bad. I don't have to wait and I get one of the no-limit ones (most are 60 minute cut offs). Wait until he Eve-ers come out of the woodwork though. Not looking forward to that. The sidewalks are a mess right now. I can deal with snow and ice, but there are huge chucks of ice that make even walking difficult.
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