Morning Run: Toilet training?

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steevc just finished a 5.41km run, that lasted for 33 minutes.
This run helped steevc burn 394.0 calories.


Description from Strava:
Do not worry, I am not going to get too lavatorial. I just saw this toy toilet outside a house on my run. I have to wonder what story is behind it being there.

Today was an intervals run and I headed to my usual hill. Rain was forecast, but it was not too bad out there. It was a bit colder than I expected and I felt a bit chilly when I got back.

My uphill sprints were almost all under 5min/km, which is what I aim for. I hope it will eventually result in me being able to sustain higher pace. I have started looking at running slow to run faster. There are lots of articles and videos on this topic such as this. I think it is about running at an aerobic heart rate that you can sustain. I will investigate more.

I changed my Garmin screen to show heart rate rather than times. It was around 140 when I was taking it easy and peaking over 170 on the sprints.

I am volunteering at parkrun on Saturday, but will try a long run on Sunday where I try to keep my heart rate a bit lower.

Run free and stay well.


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About the Athlete: Older guy trying to keep fit, but still hope to go quicker.

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Keep going, you're smashing your training at the moment and getting stronger every day.
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Kudos on your training, I hope you get stronger the more and get more strength.

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I love your consistency... Its beautiful... At first I was wondering what the post was about before openng it..

Just wondering

What's your blood pressure and resting pulse ?

you are really a source of motivation to me , just tat I have not been able to go outside. I just skip every day and control my diet..

I intend to graduate to running some time next month

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I don't know my blood pressure, but my resting pulse is around 55. I think my heart must be stronger from all this running. I just want to stay healthy.

!BEER is nice though.

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A resting pulse of 55is wonderful.. I have no doubt your BP will be around 110/70 mmHg, which is very good..

Keep keeping fit

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Im on the same boat trying to keep exercising every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday to stay healthy and overcome beer craving 😪 not that I go wild every time but it makes me fat and Im trying to cut bad habits, last year stop smoking, on saturdays I go easy just 4km and done, during the week Im doing from 7 - 9 km and my pace is around the same 5-6 min per km depending on the hill, planning to get me a smartwatch, sometimes I go out with my cellphone but its not that safe down here so I prefer to leave it at home so it doesnt get stolen

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It's not great if you have to worry about robbery. You could hide a phone on you or just use a cheap one you don't mind losing. Even basic ones have GPS now. I do love my Garmin though.

Having a running routine helps motivate you. I mix it up a bit too, but may try going slower on my long runs. I would like to go further.

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Yes it sux, it already happen once and I dont want to go through the process of setting up a new phone, its not the phone its the setup, the apps, the credentials, recover data, I hate it so I just leave my phone at home, I live 1.5km from the park I go so its fine for now, thats why I want to get a smartwatch, small, can hide easy

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The best place to toilet train is outside, evidently.

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It is for Dolly at least.

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Nice job on your run. That is pretty funny that the left it out there like that. I skipped my workout this morning, but I spent most of the morning shoving around six to eight inches of heavy snow. I figure that gave me a good enough workout!

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That's plenty of exercise. Just mind your back.

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Another Day another millstone, 5.4 Km is a long walk/run, but if we compare it to what you usually do, it short and also took more time than usual.

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Sometimes it's not about overall time or distance. I was doing 300m sprints and the rest was slow.

Millstones are different to milestones, but both are heavy.

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