I'm in shock that Seth loves the Ride 11 and Max Road 6. I love them too, but I thought for sure he would hate them due to the increase in weight across the line. Seth consistently dissed ratings for shoes that go up in weight. I am pleasantly surprised. His reviews are improving. Good stuff yesterday and today.
I'm in shock that Seth loves the Ride 11 and Max Road 6. I love them too, but I thought for sure he would hate them due to the increase in weight across the line. Seth consistently dissed ratings for shoes that go up in weight. I am pleasantly surprised. His reviews are improving. Good stuff yesterday and today.
Seth liking something that you like ≠ His reviews are improving.
Honestly, this just highlights his inconsistency more than anything.
In today's video Seth goes for a run through trails and an overpass. Then gloats about the Denver Nuggets winning the Western Conference. Then gets behind the wheel of his big SUV for a jaunt to Best Buy that is full of tales of many a broken GO Pro. Then he gloats about the Skechers Ride whatever before the most exciting part of the video: Seth goes to the track and talks about how he fights aging. Apparently the fountain of youth comes in the form of a roll of blue KT Tape. That's right KT Tape has returned to the channel! Then Seth talks some more about how much he loves Skechers. Then he closed with "I love Saucony but it's nice to find a new brand that is shocking me and getting my attention right now." I wonder if we are about to see the announcement from Skechers and KT Tape that they've joined forces to sponsor Seth's running! I mean at 37, how many more opportunities will Seth have to sport a shoe companies singlet? Plus, Skechers loud patterns compliment his extensive sock collection. Anyway, I probably should've run a couple miles in the time it took to watch that and post this.
I will say I hope Seth does the Boulder Park Run soon. It's free and would make good content for his channel.
One thing that hasn't been mentioned: What if AI took over DGR and started creating its own content, usurping Seth? The man becomes the machine and the machine becomes the man.
I'm in shock that Seth loves the Ride 11 and Max Road 6. I love them too, but I thought for sure he would hate them due to the increase in weight across the line. Seth consistently dissed ratings for shoes that go up in weight. I am pleasantly surprised. His reviews are improving. Good stuff yesterday and today.
From my experience as a noob looking into choosing running shoes and reviews, Seth does have some decent content sometimes but a lot of it is from 2018-2019, when he was in the tiny house w/the smaller shoedio and before he made it big (no sarcasm).
In NFL terms, he's more inconsistent than Vinny Testaverde, Baker Mayfield and Jeff George rolled into one--could make the occasional big throw and were mobile QBs but were uneven most of their careers...!
Lets see what he follows it up with but he really has learned nothing his from past injuries it seems.
Why does Seth hop back into big long runs like this? He takes a big break, and then dives in with big mileage almost instantly. He's setting his body up to be frail and weak, unable to handle fast sessions once again.
Lets see what he follows it up with but he really has learned nothing his from past injuries it seems.
Why does Seth hop back into big long runs like this? He takes a big break, and then dives in with big mileage almost instantly. He's setting his body up to be frail and weak, unable to handle fast sessions once again.
Lets see what he follows it up with but he really has learned nothing his from past injuries it seems.
And look at the heartrate drift. You fanboys that always admire his beats. After 2 hours he couldn't tame it anymore and was working harder and harder and harder. This was proably just ~15 sec faster then his actual marathon pace form...
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haven't been checking the thread much anymore because Seth's videos have become a complete snoozefest. I was watching another YouTuber, circled back to Seth and the contrast helps you realise it's just a guy who doesn't race or train, rambling to himself about nothing topics, following a very basic video layout which is very stale
But some observations: 1) Seth's 37K run was almost entirely downhill, between that and the new Next%'s, that's a much slower run than it looks 2) Seth mentioned he's "nearly 38"? I had no idea dude was that young, I thought he was at least 5 years older 3) Still looking homeless in his ancient college shorts that are falling apart. He mentioned about the looks he gets at the gym, but I imagine it's the same out running anywhere - he embodies the notion of 'all the gear but no idea'.... headtorch, cap, sunglasses, headphones, phone, compression socks, K-tape, drone, flapping necklace, go-pro in hand..... and that's for runs around the neighbourhood and not up the mountains. 4) Hell of a mileage jump on strava, we all know what that means soon.... 5) "it's nice to sweat, I dont sweat that much in the winter" - yeah that'll happen if you do no workouts and run at 15"/Mile every time
Seth, stop driving to a football field just to do stretches etc, use your back garden ffs.
Why does Seth hop back into big long runs like this? He takes a big break, and then dives in with big mileage almost instantly.
Probably just to spite you guys who said that he was exhausted on a 4 miler the other day and that he was in such bad shape that he genuinely wouldn't be able to keep up with Kofuzi for a 5k. Not exactly proven to be the most accurate of analyses.
1) Seth's 37K run was almost entirely downhill, between that and the new Next%'s, that's a much slower run than it looks
Most of the elevation change per km was utterly negligible (0m, -1, +1) and the downhill towards the end was within a couple of seconds of the average for the whole run (GAP was actually significantly slower) so that claim doesn't stand up. Based on your claim I was expecting to see him hammer the downhill at 3:30/km pace or something but it was like 4:11/km instead of the average 4:12/km for the whole run. Please do better, thank you.