w****1
发帖数: 4931 | 1 took off after 10pm, through a hilly course toward northeast. I didn't have
a map and got lost several times, and found myself zigzagging. I was nowhere
near where I wanted to be. It was very discouraging. After 12 miles my left
ankle started to protest, so I got some snacks at dunkin donuts and caught
the last subway train at Malden center and went back home, recorded 15 miles
in total. I can sense that the biggest challenge in an ultra will be more
of a mental one than a physical one. In the m | c*******r
发帖数: 13580 | 2 well said. I'm having the fire now. don't have enough juice though
have
nowhere
left
caught
miles
lying
【在 w****1 的大作中提到】
: took off after 10pm, through a hilly course toward northeast. I didn't have
: a map and got lost several times, and found myself zigzagging. I was nowhere
: near where I wanted to be. It was very discouraging. After 12 miles my left
: ankle started to protest, so I got some snacks at dunkin donuts and caught
: the last subway train at Malden center and went back home, recorded 15 miles
: in total. I can sense that the biggest challenge in an ultra will be more
: of a mental one than a physical one. In the m
| m**k
发帖数: 18660 | 3 hoho.又来solo ultra?
让我想起这个:
Ultra-running is one of those things that's hard to explain... Most people
don't even like running, so the first thing they have to figure out is that
running isn't painful, it can just sometimes be "uncomfortable" (at least
compared to laying on the couch). Serious runners are those that have
figured out how to get comfortable with being uncomfortable - so then they
run regularly, then train, and finally race - even if it's just competition
against themselves.
A few
【在 w****1 的大作中提到】
: took off after 10pm, through a hilly course toward northeast. I didn't have
: a map and got lost several times, and found myself zigzagging. I was nowhere
: near where I wanted to be. It was very discouraging. After 12 miles my left
: ankle started to protest, so I got some snacks at dunkin donuts and caught
: the last subway train at Malden center and went back home, recorded 15 miles
: in total. I can sense that the biggest challenge in an ultra will be more
: of a mental one than a physical one. In the m
| m******t
发帖数: 1088 | | w****1
发帖数: 4931 | 5 If I went out one hour later than I did, it would have been an ultra (as
I would have to run back instead of taking the train). I'd be risking
serious injury also, since my body wasn't ready for it. nevertheless, I
experienced a bit more with the ultra mentality. I went out without
thinking about how to get back. I just run and see what happens.
people
that
least
they
competition
themselves" too
【在 m**k 的大作中提到】
: hoho.又来solo ultra?
: 让我想起这个:
: Ultra-running is one of those things that's hard to explain... Most people
: don't even like running, so the first thing they have to figure out is that
: running isn't painful, it can just sometimes be "uncomfortable" (at least
: compared to laying on the couch). Serious runners are those that have
: figured out how to get comfortable with being uncomfortable - so then they
: run regularly, then train, and finally race - even if it's just competition
: against themselves.
: A few
| m**k
发帖数: 18660 | 6 haha.that's an interesting experience..
I do have some plans everytime I go out run :)
【在 w****1 的大作中提到】
: If I went out one hour later than I did, it would have been an ultra (as
: I would have to run back instead of taking the train). I'd be risking
: serious injury also, since my body wasn't ready for it. nevertheless, I
: experienced a bit more with the ultra mentality. I went out without
: thinking about how to get back. I just run and see what happens.
:
: people
: that
: least
: they
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