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Old 28th Dec 07, 11:19 AM
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I started running every day because I was losing motivation and it was too easy to find excuses not to go out.
So I told myself I would run 100 days in a row.
When I got there I realised how much I had benefitted from this and just kept going.
That's great, Fulmar. I'm thinking of trying something along those lines again myself, once I get back from a current injury.
I really can't understand why so many people appear to be so frightened to run on even two consecutive days. Where is the information coming from that gives runners such a tentative and almost timid approach? :eek:
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Old 30th Dec 07, 06:30 AM
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Just completed 4 years of running every day
Above all it's a great feeling when looking back at all the days when, due to mood, tiredness, long days, I would have chosen not to run - but almost always I felt better when getting back home...
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Old 15th Jan 08, 09:21 PM
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Just completed 4 years of running every day .
How did you do that without DYING??!! Ha, ha!

Great achievement there, Fulmar. Keep it going.
As a matter of interest, what extremes will you go to to preserve your "unbeaten run"?
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Old 15th Jan 08, 11:01 PM
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It's fine to run on two consecutive days. I always do 2 long runs on a weekend, usually 10 miles on a saturday and 8 or 9 miles on a sunday. I tend to do a couple of shorter runs during the week, and the odd day off, but that's mainly a time issue. I work full time so can't always get out. I don't agree that taking rest days is simply lazy and the reason for declining standards. Not everybody here wants to compete or constantly break PBs. Many of us run because it is enjoyable and we want to stay fit and healthy, with the odd personal record breaking now and then. for us, its nice to have a couple of days off. I personally run a lot faster after a short break. I don't want to run every day, and constantly increase the mileage, because I'd like to stay injury free and, frankly, I work long hours and also want a half decent social life.
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Old 15th Jan 08, 11:27 PM
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Now that I'm running almost every other day, I'm loving it and really beginning to feel the benefit from the increase. I can't realistically see myself running more than I currently do, mainly down to time constraints, kids, etc.
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