pdude81
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Wait, we were supposed to start training already? Uh ohWell I am glad you got in and registered and I did also. Now to keep training. It is amazing how fast the 5 months will go.
Wait, we were supposed to start training already? Uh ohWell I am glad you got in and registered and I did also. Now to keep training. It is amazing how fast the 5 months will go.
Definitely. Saving up my money and planning options for that.I hope you’ll be present for DLP in 2022 though
Wait, we were supposed to start training already? Uh oh
Yikes on bikes. I've seen a LOT of international registration posts today. With the current state of Florida I HIGHLY doubt international travel will be back by January. I HOPE I'm wrong but they're taking a $$ risk.
Definitely. Saving up my money and planning options for that.
Buying a new BMW doesnt go well with runDisney plans.
Okay, you're driving when we all come over next year. Right, @Swissmiss?
Okay, you're driving when we all come over next year. Right, @Swissmiss?
Yes! Having just driven the 550ish kms home, I’m taking the train!
Surprised here. I would have though Dopey would sell out before the half, and the 10k before either of them. Nothing makes sense in Covid timeAbout what time did the 10k sell out?
I kept checking until like 1:00 EST. I was away from the internet from 1-4 and saw that it had sold out sometime between those hours.
to be "properly trained" for Dopey - you would have had to start training in June. I wonder if people thought it was "too late" to train? That's part of the reason I'm waiting until 2023 to attempt DopeySurprised here. I would have though Dopey would sell out before the half, and the 10k before either of them. Nothing makes sense in Covid time
I started out trying to train up for PR's at the marathon and then realized that the courses have choke points, people lie about seeding and block up the roads, and I would have to stop to take pictures with certain characters. So my method now is more getting my bones ramped up to that sort of mileage so I don't feel like death afterward. Everything else is gravy.to be "properly trained" for Dopey - you would have had to start training in June. I wonder if people thought it was "too late" to train? That's part of the reason I'm waiting until 2023 to attempt Dopey
to be "properly trained" for Dopey - you would have had to start training in June. I wonder if people thought it was "too late" to train? That's part of the reason I'm waiting until 2023 to attempt Dopey
Galloway, which is why Disney pushes, is 29 weeks which would have started in June. That's what I'm basing my response off of.The definition of proper training isn't set in stone. I've seen programs for marathons based on a three month training
I figure it may be because the Half is getting bibs pulled from both the Goofy and Dopey estimated allotments, while the 5K and 10K only have some pulled from the Dopey
Galloway, which is why Disney pushes, is 29 weeks which would have started in June. That's what I'm basing my response off of.
I've never done a full and I haven't run more than 2-3 miles since April and not consistently. If I can get through Wine/Dine, Space Coast & Celebration this winter and not get injured...I'll go for Dopey 23
yeah but I don't like to run LOL.Isn't galloway aimed for those who havent little to no run experience?
I think I've seen more experienced runners starting their training in week 4-8-12.
Another option is just to train and aim for the marathon, use the 5 and 10K as easy warmups and do the half one extremely easy.
Galloway, which is why Disney pushes, is 29 weeks which would have started in June. That's what I'm basing my response off of.
I've never done a full and I haven't run more than 2-3 miles since April and not consistently. If I can get through Wine/Dine, Space Coast & Celebration this winter and not get injured...I'll go for Dopey 23
Isn't galloway aimed for those who havent little to no run experience?
I think I've seen more experienced runners starting their training in week 4-8-12.
Another option is just to train and aim for the marathon, use the 5 and 10K as easy warmups and do the half one extremely easy.
No Galloway is for all levels. He even has some different plans based on your experience. Honestly, unless you have been
putting in some serious miles, trying to tackle a marathon after 4 or 8 weeks would be insane, and I am pretty sure you
wouldn't be happy when, (or if), you cross the finish line.
Isn't galloway aimed for those who havent little to no run experience?
I think I've seen more experienced runners starting their training in week 4-8-12.
Another option is just to train and aim for the marathon, use the 5 and 10K as easy warmups and do the half one extremely easy.
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