...140 and did so for a month, 'back in the day' while in college. 30 years, later still compete in the 50+ age group! Soon to be in a 'new age-group' of 55+!
p.s. as I read once by a pot coffee, "don't laugh, someday you're gonna be old and weak too!"
How many doubles were you guys doing a week when you were around 70-80 miles? Out of curiosity... and how did you split the miles up on the day that you did double?
51
105 while marathon training. Doubling and making every "quality" day at least 18+ miles really helps. If I didn't have a full-time job, I could probably do 120+ but what's the point? I'm barely above average.
my dad did 266 once in a week, ran from southern indiana to northern indiana
p.s. this spam blocker is getting on my nerves with never being able to post
oh please wrote:
Well so far I have the third lowest max (of those posting here). I did 50.5 miles the first week of this year. That was also my first time running 7 days straight. I did hit 48.5 on 6 runs back in September.
Over two years later, and I finally set a new weekly high, 51.5 last week. I get too sore running 7 days a week and I still haven't done a double.
HS Freshman, 91.2 in the last 7 days...I love running :D
I’m a D2 female runner. Our coach explicitly told us not to visit LetsRun forums.
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