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Going for a run without your GPS watch feels so illegal
Runners are a bit like dogs, really. We're all happy once we've: • had a run around • been fed • had a nap • had a good poo
I better get that buckle--I'll need it to hold up my pants by the end of the month!
I always run negative splits when I train. I go out too fast and feel real negative on the last split.
People who leave the house with low battery don't fear anything
Here's the deal: I will absolutely NOT sign up for another race unless someone spends two whole minutes pressuring me
*Runners on Instagram* "Getting few miles in with Amy." 4 minutes later: 76 pictures & 4 videos uploaded
RUNNING STATISTIC 78% of runners correct their form when they see a runner of the opposite sex heading towards them
I hate that "shortness of breath" is a coronavirus symptom, every time I run uphill I think I've got it
Does anyone else keep "emergency" running attire and spare sneakers in the trunk of the car, just in case a random opportunity for a run may arise?
WARNING. I'm exercising, eating right and watching my alcohol intake.. Which means I'm sober, I'm cranky and I'm sore. So proceed with caution.
The worst thing about getting hurt during a run... is figuring out how the f@*k you're gonna get home.
OMG!!! That wasn't a fart...
If I'm pausing my Garmin during a run just to reply to you, you won. Don't ever question my loyalty
Me before the run: ugh this is gonna be a tough one Me during the run: ugh this IS a tough one Me after the run: I'M A MF BEAST WHO CAN DO ANYTHING
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