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Fast or Slow - Lots or Little?
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May 2012
3:00pm, 31 May 2012
320 posts
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Fat Jase
Guys i've been away from running for a while now but have just started again but getting very confussed. Some articles say do less running and faster, some say run slower but more. Which is best and why??? I need some help!!! |
May 2012
3:07pm, 31 May 2012
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Puddington
It really greatly depends on what you want to get out of your running. And it will involve a mixture  Someone with some smarts will be along shortly, no doubt... |
May 2012
3:08pm, 31 May 2012
476 posts
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Kenny_Boy
With a 1:40 half mara PB, whatever you used to do is fine. Running has not changed... It's still lots of uninformed opinion dressed up as science!! |
May 2012
3:10pm, 31 May 2012
5298 posts
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Dvorak
And it very much depends on where you are running-wise at the moment. Assuming you have a bit of base fitness, 3-4 times a week easy going to start? |
May 2012
3:12pm, 31 May 2012
2560 posts
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daviec
If you don't have time for lots of running then do whatever you want. If you're going to do lots of running, then mostly slow so you can handle the load, with some faster stuff when you're ready for it. |
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