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Yesterday did 11.5 miles in 2 hours
Quite slow but hope to improve time next sat
Outside edge of my foot is now painful when I walk on it, does anyone with knowledge know if I should be putting heat or cold on it, or neither
Quite slow but hope to improve time next sat
Outside edge of my foot is now painful when I walk on it, does anyone with knowledge know if I should be putting heat or cold on it, or neither
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Re: Distance running
Well, 11 miles is a fair distance, so well done to you!!!HRH wrote:Yesterday did 11.5 miles in 2 hours
Quite slow but hope to improve time next sat
Outside edge of my foot is now painful when I walk on it, does anyone with knowledge know if I should be putting heat or cold on it, or neither
What you need to do with your foot, is keep it cold for a while, so that it doesn't swell, and elevate it for as long as you can. The idea is to keep blood away from the injured area. Have you walked on it today at all?
Try and avoid putting too much pressure on it today, and keep an ice pack on it for about 5 - 10 minutes every hour, while keeping it elevated.
Remember RICE : Rest, Ice, Comfortable support, Elevate!
Feel better, and again, well done on your run!!!

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Yeah, that's the old way ... they've changed it now to "Comfortable Support" ... I had to do my re-validation last weekend, and this is what they told us. Go figureJunkBox wrote:Erm, the C in RICE stands for Compression, well that's what I was always told!

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I have Selection in 2 weeks...currently running nearlye very night.
My best time 2 miles in just over 9 minutes...I'm joining the Army as a Musician...if I keep this time going or improve on that...will I pass the run?
Thanks, William
My best time 2 miles in just over 9 minutes...I'm joining the Army as a Musician...if I keep this time going or improve on that...will I pass the run?
Thanks, William
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Yeah, that's a brilliant time mate!! Well done ... keep it upWilliamPallett wrote:I have Selection in 2 weeks...currently running nearlye very night.
My best time 2 miles in just over 9 minutes...I'm joining the Army as a Musician...if I keep this time going or improve on that...will I pass the run?
Thanks, William

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thanks guys, I was pretty shocked when I got back in just over 9 mins!
I know it's 1.5 miles for ADSC but around my block 5 times = 2 miles so I just do that...little extra doesn't hurt so hey!
I'll keep running & aim for 8.5 mins now! 2 weeks 2 go
I know it's 1.5 miles for ADSC but around my block 5 times = 2 miles so I just do that...little extra doesn't hurt so hey!
I'll keep running & aim for 8.5 mins now! 2 weeks 2 go

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Are you sure you did 2 miles in 9 minutes? that means you were running a constant 4 minute mile pace, which is very very hard.WilliamPallett wrote:thanks guys, I was pretty shocked when I got back in just over 9 mins!
I know it's 1.5 miles for ADSC but around my block 5 times = 2 miles so I just do that...little extra doesn't hurt so hey!
I'll keep running & aim for 8.5 mins now! 2 weeks 2 go
How are you measuring your distance?
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I'm definately running 2 miles I know that for sure, I timed it on my watch which is accurate & also my Dad timed me on his stopwatch which we checked and works correctly etc & ignoring a couple of secs difference we got 9 mins 20 secs.
What's the best way to time then if what I'm doing isn't good...
What's the best way to time then if what I'm doing isn't good...
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I'm not calling you a lier mate, but i have to agree with MSI64, 2 miles in 9 minutes 20 seconds is some going. I've seen people do the 1.5 miler in sub 8 minutes and they were bloody going for it in some kind of fashion! I'd double check that distance, and if it's right, give team GB a call and get in there for 2012!MSI64 wrote:Its just not convincing for me. you might be doing your mile and a half in 9.20

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