Apologies if this has been asked several hundred times before! I'm training for my second ever marathon (7 weeks into a 24 week plan) as a casual but regular runner and was wondering if peope had recommendations for something i could do that was a little more strength/core based without the leg impacts.
While I've had no leg issues so far and am fairly happy on the mix of slow long/shorter and fast, what would uou recommend (all suggestions gratefully received)!
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What is the point of this? Is the bot going to come back later and post a link to whatever the maker gets money off of?
dabansotu wrote:
Apologies if this has been asked several hundred times before! I'm training for my second ever marathon (7 weeks into a 24 week plan) as a casual but regular runner and was wondering if peope had recommendations for something i could do that was a little more strength/core based without the leg impacts.
While I've had no leg issues so far and am fairly happy on the mix of slow long/shorter and fast, what would uou recommend (all suggestions gratefully received)!
Guess we'll find out. Come on bot let's have it.
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Does the bot have unusually large feet for its height?
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Nice catch.
Maybe the poor fellow got the expert answer he deserved?