-
Guest, we will be conducting site maintenance this week and some downtime is expected. At this time Rally Point and the Member Map will also become an app-only feature for long-term security and stability. A few days after this maintenance, a major upgrade revision to the forum site will occur.
-
26.2
- Thread starter dfernan1
- Start date
Influencer I
I ran a 10k across the bay once and almost threw up...I haven't done one in years.
Influencer II
I used to be an avid runner. Trying to get back into it now.
Ice4Runner
Rank 0
Contributor I
We Overland trip to ultra trail races. 50-100k races.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using OB Talk mobile app
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using OB Talk mobile app
Advocate III
Not me but my wife does up to 50milers - She is training for one now!
She has done around 75-100 1/2 marathons / 20-25 marathons a few 50k & a bazillion 5 & 10k
She is something else!
—————————
Hey Now!
#3533
She has done around 75-100 1/2 marathons / 20-25 marathons a few 50k & a bazillion 5 & 10k
She is something else!
—————————
Hey Now!
#3533
Enthusiast III
I have done 2 marathons and countless runs shorter than that. I prefer trail. I am slow as dirt, but for some reason enjoy it. Still looking for the right combo of training and nutrition to finish the longer than 20 milers with no muscle cramping. Last year did the Marine Corps Marathon for the first time and had a great time. Quite emotional for this broken down old jarhead. I am entered in that again this year, and considering finding a 50k to try, since I am turning 50 this year. Running fits perfectly with overlanding. We almost always camp when we travel for a run. Makes post run festivities so much more fun.
Advocate II
I was but I've let myself go round. I've done the MC marathon once with pretty poor results but I've ran a few ultras. I was always a slow distance runner and keeping a marathon pace was always hard. I made the joke for years that I was a 4Lo runner. Since breaking my legs and back I'm lucky to run to the fridge, lol. It's completely my fault though. I've still got a few years of work if I'm ever going to run again. Maybe one day. :0)
Advocate III
That's funny.. my wife did her 30 for 30 & 40 for 40 - but skipped to 50miles for 43 for some reason.
We have a 50k the 22nd in Weston Mass & the 50 miles is May 28th in Gray Maine.
Good Luck With Your Search
Nashville does a 50mile every fall & My wife did a 50k in SC
—————————
Hey Now!
#3533
Enthusiast III
There are all kinds of 50k's around. It is all about timing and motivation for me at this point. Don't think a jump to 50 miles is doable for me, but 50k is. We'll see if I find one that motivates me or not. At least I have the MCM all set and ready to go.
Traveler I
My wife and I use our rig to camp when we do ultras (50K, 50milers, 100 milers) There is a series here in Utah that has ultras at each of the national parks. The race start/finish area ends up being a temporary community of trail runners in their tents and rigs. Pretty fun way to use ours. We also disappear into BLM land or similar and find trails to run and park our rig nearby and just stay the weekend to get in our long runs. I think over landing and trail running/ultras go hand in hand for us.
Enthusiast II
Like a few others we camp and I run Ultra's, if there is a lesser option she will usually run as well. Anyone here taking on any of the 200 milers this year? Will be at Tahoe in Sept.
Off-Road Ranger I
All of you people are nuts! I admire you but I don’t envy you. I don’t run unless something really scary is running after me. My wife and some of my friends find it therapeutic.
We were in Ouray on Imogene in a freaking hailstorm and there were some crazy runners up there doing a 100 miler. I was impressed and dumbfounded. It’s amazing what they were doing but why?
I would really like to do a run & gun or something like that but I’ve got to find a way to motivate myself to train for the running. My knees and ankles don’t care for it very much either.
We were in Ouray on Imogene in a freaking hailstorm and there were some crazy runners up there doing a 100 miler. I was impressed and dumbfounded. It’s amazing what they were doing but why?
I would really like to do a run & gun or something like that but I’ve got to find a way to motivate myself to train for the running. My knees and ankles don’t care for it very much either.
Member III
Use to do alot of obstacle corse races and trail runs ,usually had no real plan id just find a trailhead and see where it goes . hate the street . Been away from running for about 2 years now but really motivated to tackle a 50 miler in the next couple years
Chris Owens
Rank II
Advocate II
Im a runner. 50k's have been my longest events and those were also camping trips. Now that we have 2 toddlers I tend to run everyday, but only 3-5 miles per day. I sometimes get longer runs on the weekends (8-10).
Enthusiast III
Just signed up for the MArine Corps Marathon again. I suppose it's time to get my fat ass moving... :-)
Pathfinder II
I have been doing Spartan/Obstacle Course Races. So far I've lost 50# and have gotten faster and stronger over the past couple of years.
Advocate III
I've stopped competition, but I live to run. My longest are 100+ segments of the PCT. High country is better than low. YMMV
Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk
Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk
