Just saw that on Strava. My route was 2km covering the main avenue and looping around to the rose garden followed by 7 laps of the 430m rose garden itself. That massive heart rate jump was after around 2.4km or 2.5km. Probably after 1 rose garden lap and the realisation I had to do another 6 of the bastards.
You donât want to know the number! Iâve never tried gels but might try the local wet market to see if any alternatives are available. Eat loads of salt which helps.
It was coming, well done.
A bit more distance running to build up the heart and youâll be destroying that if you keep going.
I love how youâre doing 80% of that at max HR, thatâs a ballsy run.
Iâm rehabbing at the moment but a group activity might be a good idea. Allows new lads to tackle 5k, others to move to 10k or 10miles while those experienced runners could step up to half marathon.
@backinatracksuit or other lads with a flipbelt - have you ever carried water in it? I did last weekend in the back pocket and the weight of it meant it was sagging down around behind me for a lot of the time. Would it be that I bought one thatâs too big or is this normal enough?
I donât know,
I could only fit a very small bottle which wouldnât weigh enough to make it fall, mine fit very snugly, I wear it above my waist so it canât really fall as my arse is in the way.
I suspect itâs either too big or youâre trying to take too much water. 200mls of water is enough for a few hours, donât be afraid to try out the gels or sweets