Anywhere got these in a size S still anywhere?
https://www.nike.com/gb/t/nikelab-gyakusou-shorts-8o40yL/910808-010
https://www.nike.com/gb/t/nikelab-gyakusou-shorts-8o40yL/910808-010
General Discussion: The Running Thread
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posted 12 Feb 2018 21:45, edited 12 Feb 2018 21:45
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Here's the rest of my equipment to keep an eye on my split times.
Tenner at argos
http://www.argos.co.uk/product/2533393
Walkjogrun website or running app to see how far I ran if not on the treadmill.
What more do you need?
I only run now to try and stay in shape. I fucking hate it. Even with my favourite tunes on trying to motivate me, it's still a slogfest. Doesn't seem to get easier with time either (5km twice a week for 6 months now) and the only benefits I've noticed is my beer belly remains at a satisfactory size now.
I've just entered the GNR this year for the first time and ideally would like to run it in a good time.
I don't run often but I am relatively fit through football and cycling so I've had a look around a few sites and lots of places recommend a watch so you can run at certain metrics.
I doubt I'll use it too much after the GNR so I'll be buying second hand and probably selling after the race.
Anyone got any suggestions that can be picked up relatively cheap second hand? I'm looking at something that has GPS and shows pace, HR etc.
I don't run often but I am relatively fit through football and cycling so I've had a look around a few sites and lots of places recommend a watch so you can run at certain metrics.
I doubt I'll use it too much after the GNR so I'll be buying second hand and probably selling after the race.
Anyone got any suggestions that can be picked up relatively cheap second hand? I'm looking at something that has GPS and shows pace, HR etc.
If you want something with HR, you can get a Garmin FR35 for £135 new. Would suggest buying new as you're covered by warranty if it goes haywire, would also be easier to move on when you're done with it.
Link your strava and garmin accounts, anything loaded into garmin will auto transfer to strava.
Think Burt went from FR10 to FR35, guy I work with did too. He rates it for the connectivity (wifi auto-upload & alerts from iphone), it's as quick to pick up gps as my 920 and does him for cycling too.
Toying with either a 935 or Fenix 5 at the moment if only to record swim records. Like the idea of wrist-based heart rate but know I'd still wear a strap so I could compare the two
Many of you done the jump from FR10 to 35? Worth it? Haven't really any need to shelve the 10, only I had a month with injury and am tempted by shiny and new.
Think Burt went from FR10 to FR35, guy I work with did too. He rates it for the connectivity (wifi auto-upload & alerts from iphone), it's as quick to pick up gps as my 920 and does him for cycling too.
Toying with either a 935 or Fenix 5 at the moment if only to record swim records. Like the idea of wrist-based heart rate but know I'd still wear a strap so I could compare the two
any recommendations for smaller/independent running brands? Tracksmith-esque. love my Asics etc. gear but would be nice to know what's out there.
No idea other than brooks running shoes which I run in for my pronation as I run like Forrest Gump before the braces.Here's the rest of my equipment to keep an eye on my split times.
Tenner at argos
http://www.argos.co.uk/product/2533393
Walkjogrun website or running app to see how far I ran if not on the treadmill.
What more do you need?
I only run now to try and stay in shape. I fucking hate it. Even with my favourite tunes on trying to motivate me, it's still a slogfest. Doesn't seem to get easier with time either (5km twice a week for 6 months now) and the only benefits I've noticed is my beer belly remains at a satisfactory size now.
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