bad idea to skip the water station especially if running HM or FM.
risk hitting the wall later.
i bring my fav drinks..1 milo and 1 coke.
coke really gives me the boost it the later stage
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bad idea to skip the water station especially if running HM or FM.
risk hitting the wall later. i bring my fav drinks..1 milo and 1 coke. coke really gives me the boost it the later stage |
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Mar 26 2018, 11:54 AM
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QUOTE(Lazyguy1337 @ Mar 26 2018, 11:27 AM) Will be joining my first HM this April for SCKLM, hope to finish by 3 hours. What training should I do so far have been running 5k- 8k twice a week only. 2 more weeks to race day, its a bit too late to add on your long run mileage.so i suggest u plan and hv a race strategy maybe slow down your pace so your endurance can last for 21k. i'm not sure your fitness..assuming u run 8k in 1 hour - 7.5min/km slow it down to 8.5 - 9.0min/km by taking walking breaks to refresh your legs good luck |
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Mar 26 2018, 04:46 PM
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QUOTE(Lazyguy1337 @ Mar 26 2018, 03:47 PM) Yeah plan to run/walk strategy towards the end. Furthest I've ran only 15km and legs really start to tire towards the end. But I'm confident about my fitness so far nice..another run-walker pace for 5km about 6.40 min/km, will continue to train usual this two weeks. Guess I'll slow it down during race day and try to maintain pace. based on your fitness and proper raceday pacing, sub3 HM is no problem. u gonna hv a lot of fun overtaking those slow runners at KM17 onwards. |
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Mar 27 2018, 08:42 AM
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Apr 5 2018, 04:23 PM
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i running my first FM this SCKLM and I just aim to finish within COT. I see they have pacers for 5hr, 6hr, 7hr15m finishing. Any idea how these pacers usually run? do they run fixed pace, +ve split or -ve split? any reviews or user ratings regarding these pacers?
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QUOTE(90Boyz @ Apr 5 2018, 05:04 PM) i've talk to them before , normally they are request to run at the constant pace all the way till finish .. so far reputed runner as pacer like 6hrs and 7:15hrs pacer are repeated as pacer every years . thx bro..i think running at constant pace takes a lot of endurance. furthermore, there's a big hill challenge after 30km which will take much more effort with tired legs. are u running scklm this sunday? any raceday pacing advise for noob FM runner like me? TIA |
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Apr 14 2018, 01:41 PM
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QUOTE(teongpeng @ Apr 14 2018, 10:48 AM) Yay! Finish my first ever 21k. Self run (not event). 3hours 4 minutes. Well done bro.1 carry on bottle 1 energy gel 1 toilet break 2 water stop (7/11 & hidden stash) Leg very pain now. After the 15km or so, form starts to break down and foot hurts. Heart rate climbs very high despite running very slowly. Hopefully I'll be fitter come 5th may, Perlis marathon. Target to finish 21km in 3 hours. At ur pace, u can try run/walk method..example run 2min/walk 1 min..this method will keep ur heart rate low and less pain..maybe even faster finishing time. |
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Apr 15 2018, 08:49 AM
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QUOTE(teongpeng @ Apr 15 2018, 04:49 AM) heard about this strategy, I'll try it out next weekend. Probably take walk breaks every kilometer. Is it necessary to walk in the first 5 kilometers though when not tired yet? Just walk anyway and stick to the plan? Or apply the strategy only after certain distances after tired. |
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QUOTE(atilla @ Jun 19 2018, 11:29 AM) What would be considered a reasonable time which is 'not slow' and 'better than average' for a HM/FM in Malaysian events? collecting t-shirt shouldn't be a problem..mostly very efficientI'd like to join some longer distance events but don't want to deal with long queues for t-shirts/refreshments at the finish. but can't say the same about the refreshment...forever long queue especially the milo truck! |
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QUOTE(ariffdude @ Nov 1 2018, 11:33 AM) I'm going for my first marathon this 25th november at penang bridge. Because I'm such a slow runner, I'm expecting my time to be anywhere between 6.5 to 7 hours. i'm slow runner too.What kind of conditions should i be expecting? Windy? Humid? I saw in strava that the terrain is quite flat and elevation gain is only 70m. Wanna ask how do you guys fuel up during the run? I normally eat chocolate every 45 minutes during my long runs. Don't wanna buy hammer gels because they're expensive. Also how's the water station like? I'm contemplating on bringing water bottles or not. chocolate is ok..i ate them too and also the gel provided by the organisers. i oso bring a bottle of coke with added salt because one gulp will give me extra boost especially after km 25..drink according to how much you sweat, if drink too much then you be looking for toilet frequently. also watch out for blister on your feet.. good luck |
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Nov 26 2019, 12:21 PM
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QUOTE(afiqishak @ Nov 4 2019, 09:31 AM) Who join Garmin Marathon? i finish in 6:28.timing 6:38. target sub 6. still long way to go. lazy training. damn hot after 9am. me too target 6 hours, was following the 6 hr pacers up to 21k then drop behind slowly until meet the 6:30 pacers near finish line. bad mistake of following the 6hr pacers as i had terrible cramps after the race. clearly, my lazy weekly training of 25 - 30 k isn't enough to do sub 6. lesson learnt, last weekend, finished PNM in 6:29 in better condition, though very tired but no cramps. this time i no follow the pacers, just run my own pace. again i try to aim around 6 hours finishing with target of completing 7k in an hour. managed to keep timing of completing 28k in 4 hours then slowly ran out of gas..lol |
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QUOTE(hondaracer @ Nov 28 2019, 07:33 AM) Hi, FM race goal - complete within COT.How long you train for FM? 6 months? Your weekly mileage is 25k to 30k? How long is your long run? How many runs per week you do? 2 runs plus 1 long run? What is your avg HR when you complete the FM? trained around 6 months, 3 runs per week - usual routine is wed 5k, fri 5k, sunday 15 - 20k no hill, no speedwork, no tempo becoz bad knees (just an excuse..actually just plain lazy..hehe) usual long runs are kept around 3 hours running (i focus on time, rather than distance) HR ? i dun measure but i think its low becoz i'm not huffing and puffing, just that the legs got no more strength to run what about you? joined any race lately, planning to join some next year? |
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QUOTE(hondaracer @ Nov 29 2019, 05:56 AM) Hi, yeah..sure bonk depending how fast i start, if start fast then bonk earlier at 25k, I run about 1-2 times weekly on weekdays, plus 1 long run on weekend; weekday run about 10k, and weekend about 15k to 18k mostly 15k. I practise 3-5 weeks up and 1 week down cycle to minimize injuries. Last race is pjhm. No plan for next year yet. Thinking about FM, but so far i see most say weekly volume need to be 30km to 50km. So when i saw you made it, i am amazed. Most people hit high HR for long period in FM, not advisable to beat at 90% to 100% max HR for long hours. Did you "bonk"? Any cramps in late stages? if start slow then bonk around 35k. for the cramps, stop and stretch the calf muscle and do some squats to loosen the tight muscles. and get the magic spray or 'snake' oil from the aid station and give the leg a good rub down. |
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