Sorry to bring this subject up but....
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Jun 2006
1:55pm, 27 Jun 2006
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JohnJ
Does anyone else get caught short when your miles from home, and I don't mean a number 1!!! It's bloody annoying, and the thought of it happening reduces my milage significantly. Is this common or do I need to see a doctor lol  I apologise once more for the subject matter but if anyone has any eating tips other than " don't have a Vindaloo before running) it could be a help.
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Jun 2006
1:58pm, 27 Jun 2006
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360°
Fantastic subject choice for your 1st post john! It happens to a lot of people, me included. Advice on dealing with it ranges from having a good clear out before you run, to taking immodium, planning routes that go past your house/toilet that you can nip into, or getting aquainted with the woods. Be prepared is the best policy. |
Jun 2006
1:59pm, 27 Jun 2006
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No.8 ™
Its common, take some baby wipes or bog roll and shit in a bush - jobs a good 'un.
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Jun 2006
2:00pm, 27 Jun 2006
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plodding hippo
you poor sod Its very common-yes! Some peolple find cutting down on dairy helps Take tissues, and try not to worry about it for races, you could try immodium |
Jun 2006
2:02pm, 27 Jun 2006
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Maclennane
Erm perhaps performing preparatory movements before you go out? Either that or only run near pubs and conveniences. |
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Jun 2006
2:03pm, 27 Jun 2006
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360°
Lovin' the directness #8. Tell it how it is. |
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Jun 2006
2:04pm, 27 Jun 2006
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Le Greg - new improved recipe
I know a few quiet places in Surrey which serve for that very eventuality. That being said, long runs (18 miles+) are Imodium territory.
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Jun 2006
2:05pm, 27 Jun 2006
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Blister
It's not very nice at all when you do get caught out, It also depends on what time of the day you go for your run. But any foods high in fibre will make the "process" go a lot faster if you know what I mean. A runner obviously needs a lot of fibre in their diet but you can balance it out with a varied diet. |
Jun 2006
2:06pm, 27 Jun 2006
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Toks
no 8 u r something else, great advice though!!!
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Jun 2006
2:06pm, 27 Jun 2006
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Blister
I can see this topic is popular!!!
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