HR Questions: ALSO, if I don't care about being "cool" is it okay for me to continue jogging in place? Or will it just bring even more shame to the running community?
In an era of half-tights, Garmins, Vibrams, LRC trolls, and six-hour marathoners, how does the concept of "even more shame to the running community" even make sense?
I just stop instead of running in place, but I do have to STOP my watch and START it again when I take off.
Ahah, well said, nsmb.Now, I still think that jogging in place looks a little toolish, for most runners. But, if that makes you happy, go for it :)
nsmb, old and slow wrote:
HR Questions: ALSO, if I don't care about being "cool" is it okay for me to continue jogging in place? Or will it just bring even more shame to the running community?In an era of half-tights, Garmins, Vibrams, LRC trolls, and six-hour marathoners, how does the concept of "even more shame to the running community" even make sense?
newwwzzzz wrote:
all the good runners i know would just stop and wait until it was safe without feeling the need to jog in place
I completely disagree with this statment. No one takes a dead stop, must run around at the light.
RealTalk wrote:
There is really no reason to jog in place. I agree it may feel more comfortable to not break stride, but I like to take those few moments to do a few stretches, check my heart rate, etc.
Of course there is a reason to stop and jog in place you stupid motherfucker. The point is to keep one's heart rate up. To keep the workout going, regardless of the delay.
Seriously were you really so fucking stupid you could not figure that out for yourself?
5 mi + 5 mi >= 10 mi?
conundrum wrote:
Nothing wrong with nerd moves (if you are not married you might want to cool it with the running in place)
You pick up chicks at stoplights?