I get a bigger placebo effect every time I do something to my bike fwiw [eg perform maintenance on the hubs]
I get a bigger placebo effect every time I do something to my bike fwiw [eg perform maintenance on the hubs]
LetsRun.com wrote:
"When I lastly pant to a stop, the running application on my mobile phone exposes that I have actually done the journey in 40 mins as well as 13 secs. That’s 2 mins as well as 25 secs much faster than the last time!"
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/01/22/22/23746980-7918135-image-a-25_1579731395477.jpghttps://theunionjournal.com/would-you-pay-240-for-a-magic-shoe-david-leafe-tries-them-out/
That's a bottle of Measles vaccine ?
The defending and denial from some people regarding the Vaporflys is cringeworthy to say the least. I've worn them and let me tell you this I've never felt so good towards the end of marathon. I Smashed my PR by 9 minutes, friend was minutes slower in adidas Adizero boost 3.
Who's the better runner?
I know the answer but i don't want to admit it
Ok so you just trained harder and got faster and you’re friend didn’t train as much. Wow besides 9 minutes off of a 4.5 hour marathon is mainly placebo effect anyway.
Not quiet 4.5 hours. 2.33 nothing to write home about considering your most likely an olympian living his parents basement in romance with a sock.
bladerunner wrote:
I read the story. Not one word about the shoes he previously wore. Pretty sad you post an story bereft of relevant facts.
Even sadder that you think that the readers of LRC know what "bereft" means.
* wrote:
So he did a 42 min run and it only took him 39 minutes and change.
He knows a shortcut
