Turk Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 nice time. congrats ako naman unofficial time ko nsa 1hr 24-25minspinupulikat ako final 1k.. badtrip.. kulang ata sa stretching and warm up My Nike 10K record TIME AVG. PACE1 7:16 7'16"/km2 13:49 6'33"/km3 20:49 7'00"/km4 28:06 7'17"/km5 35:31 7'25"/km6 42:55 7'24"/km7 50:36 7'41"/km8 57:56 7'20"/km9 1:05:50 7'54"/km10 1:13:36 7'46"/km Quote Link to comment
Turk Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 TIME AVG. PACE1 7:16 7'16"/km2 13:49 6'33"/km3 20:49 7'00"/km4 28:06 7'17"/km5 35:31 7'25"/km6 42:55 7'24"/km7 50:36 7'41"/km8 57:56 7'20"/km9 1:05:50 7'54"/km10 1:13:36 7'46"/km Unofficial din... measured with my Nike+ sportsband Hope you will run din sa Adidas KOTR... Have fun guys! Quote Link to comment
jkruz Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 sir turk, accurate ba ung nike+ sportsband? Quote Link to comment
Turk Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 sir turk, accurate ba ung nike+ sportsband? Accurate naman... 90%-95%... and I love the Nike+ home where you can socialized and join challenges... The Nike 10k run measured 10.03km in my sportsband... Disadvantage: Well I bought the sportsband June this year, then it suddenly got broke after a month of using it... Nike park in BGC changed the item without further question... until now my new sportsband still working fine (sana nagkataon lang na nasira... 1 year warranty lang eh) Im planning to keep the sportsband and use another watch with heart rate monitor... is HRM really good? Any brand... Im looking on Gamin or Polar so GPS is possible Hope it helps... My next run will be Chevy run 25k... See you there! Quote Link to comment
rapturousone Posted October 18, 2011 Share Posted October 18, 2011 Turk, if it is the heart rate monitor (and all the other data that you can extrapolate from it) that is important to you, go with Polar. That's the technology its known for. It is so good at it that my HRM works underwater. Something that Garmin has yet to match. Quote Link to comment
Turk Posted October 19, 2011 Share Posted October 19, 2011 Turk, if it is the heart rate monitor (and all the other data that you can extrapolate from it) that is important to you, go with Polar. That's the technology its known for. It is so good at it that my HRM works underwater. Something that Garmin has yet to match. Thanks! Quote Link to comment
Turk Posted October 21, 2011 Share Posted October 21, 2011 Will be running at Adidas KOTR! ... have fun weekend guys! Quote Link to comment
Droidz1979 Posted October 23, 2011 Share Posted October 23, 2011 (edited) Just wanna share an article i've read at Phil. Star NUTRITION FOR RUNNERSBefore you lace up Starting any exercise with a slight degree of dehydration or blood glucose at theminimum is going to affect your performance, regardless of your level offitness. Even a small degree of dehydration can affect howwell your muscles work, and a low blood sugar will increase theamount of lean body tissue that gets burnt in order to fuel your muscles. Somake sure you are 100% hydrated by drinking plenty of water in the hour or twobefore your run, and if you haven’t eaten anything for more than two hours,take a light snack to raise your blood sugar level above baseline. Early Morning Runners • Always drink some fluids before you run. Diluted fruit juice orisotonic sports drink work well, water is ok if you are eatingsomething too • Boost up a low blood sugar with a small banana, a cereal bar, a couple of wheatcrackers or plain biscuits, or a piece of toast. Keep awayfrom foods that have proteins of fats, like milk, eggs, butter, asthese digest slower Lunchtime Runners • Make sure you eat something mid-morning, a banana, some Trail Mix, or a muesli barwill all help to boost blood sugar • Drink plenty of water during the morning • You won’t have time to digest a full lunch before your run, and running too soonafter can cause discomfort when you run as the critical food components don’thave enough time to get to your workingmuscles Evening Runners • If lunch at work means a sandwich, you will need to eat something before you gorunning. Keep it small and major on carbohydrates if it’s just before youset-off • In addition to the bottle of water during the morning, drink one throughout theafternoon to keep in good fluid balance • If you are feeling a bit weary, a cup of coffee can boost your mental state and helpconserve muscle fuel reserve for the later stages of your run. Don’t be temptedto load up with ‘energy’ drinks which can dehydrate you. Keeping Your Body Running On the Road • Always try to take some fluid on-board to offset sweat losses. Water is ok at lowerintensities (jogging rather then running), and if your run is no longer thanabout 30 minutes. • If you are working harder, it is hot and humid or you sweat heavily, you can reallyhelp maintain your running form by taking an isotonic sports drink to replacesalt losses and support blood sugar. • Don’t wait till you are thirsty, that means you are already dehydrated and then it ishard to get back in balance while you are still exercising Recovery starts when you stop! In your first 20 to 30 minutes after you stop running, you have a great window ofopportunity to rehydrate, refuel and start the muscle rebuilding process: • Makesure you drink at least 500mls of fluid as soon as possible, water sportsdrink, juice and water • Refueling means carbohydrates, and rebuilding means protein, and the good newsis that delivering them both in the same package enhances the uptake of bothinto the muscle. If you are going to eat a meal soon after running, that willtake care of both needs, but if it is going to be more than one hour before youeat, start your recovery with a small snack. • Milkplus cereal or a muesli bar • Smallsandwich or roll with ham or turkey • Low-fat yoghurt plus a banana • Low-fat chocolate milk or a ‘recovery’ product like protein recovery shake The golden rule is eat and drink something! Long-term performance strategy You can maintain a good level of muscle glycogen, the storage form ofcarbohydrates, just by making sure you always include a carbo-rich food likebread, cereals, rice, pasta or potatoes in each main meal of the day. Aim for these foods to make up around a third to half of your plateful at each meal andyou can be sure you are always well fuelled for your run. Help your body to recover more effectively, and support your immune system by havingat least 5 servings a day from the fruit and vegetable food group. Never everforget the final magic ingredient that goes hand-in-hand with good nutrition tomaking real advances in your running – REST! You body needs time torepairand rebuild the muscles to make you a faster, fitter runner in the future! Advised by Sally Parsonage, Head of Nutrition Division, IMG Academies Performance Institute. Follow these nutrition tips and get ready for the biggest adidas King of the Road race happening October 23 at BGC! Register and pay online at www.adidaskingoftheroad.com or pay cash in adidas stores now until Sept 30, or while race slots last. Find adidas Philippines on facebook for details. In partnership with Powerade, Viva!, Manulife, and adidas Eyewear exclusively distributed by EO-Executive Optical.[/font] Edited October 23, 2011 by Droidz1979 Quote Link to comment
Turk Posted October 23, 2011 Share Posted October 23, 2011 Thanks for the article Droidz Ill keep it in mind! I ran the Adidas King of the Road 21k category My time is 2hrs and 40mins The day before I went to fairytalezz spa... Love it!After the race I went to Kuusamo Spa Makati ... Great! I have a terrific weekend! Quote Link to comment
ppdd Posted October 23, 2011 Share Posted October 23, 2011 Droidz1979 -- nice article to read bro thanks for sharing Thanks for the article Droidz Ill keep it in mind! I ran the Adidas King of the Road 21k category My time is 2hrs and 40mins The day before I went to fairytalezz spa... Love it!After the race I went to Kuusamo Spa Makati ... Great! I have a terrific weekend! congrats bro. lufet. yan ang tinatawag na High Mileage (as pun and literally) hahahanapin ko FRs mo ha later today (Monday) we will be deciding which category my officemates and I will join sa RU3 (10, 15, or 21K)im already registered sa HSBC fun run (10k -- may early bird promo sila 600 nalang registration.. dami freebies -- http://www.hsbcrun.com.ph/)still deciding kung tatakbo ba ako sa greenhills eco run (mura lang kasi) Note: For those who ran sa Nike We Run Manila, check your results again sa FB. Nike added a video about the event and sa finale, andun ung name and ranking mo sa run. you could share it sa fb wall mo if you like Quote Link to comment
Turk Posted October 24, 2011 Share Posted October 24, 2011 Still planning kung HSBC run or Nathan Tagaytay run... My next run is Chevy run 25kRU3 32k I havent tried 32 in practice... but 25 is possible... pray for me! Time in Nike 01:12:17.38 rank 1094... out of ilan kaya... Hay! hirap! Quote Link to comment
ppdd Posted October 24, 2011 Share Posted October 24, 2011 Still planning kung HSBC run or Nathan Tagaytay run... My next run is Chevy run 25kRU3 32k I havent tried 32 in practice... but 25 is possible... pray for me! Time in Nike 01:12:17.38 rank 1094... out of ilan kaya... Hay! hirap! gudlak bro. we decided to just join the 15k sa RU3 i saw the registration ng QCIM sa megamall ah... 2nd floor ata yun sa walkway in between Mega A and B.. mag full marathon ka na ba dun if ever? Quote Link to comment
Turk Posted October 25, 2011 Share Posted October 25, 2011 gudlak bro. we decided to just join the 15k sa RU3 i saw the registration ng QCIM sa megamall ah... 2nd floor ata yun sa walkway in between Mega A and B.. mag full marathon ka na ba dun if ever? Di ko pa kaya ng full marathon... but still will try kung kaya ko na... Well after the next month long runs...Maybe next year I will try to figure out on making speed on lower distances... will just join 10k(minsan kasi nanghihinayang ako sa shirt and medal ng 21k kaya ako sumasali Ano ba nangyari sa MTC running club? May balita ka b? Quote Link to comment
spy_der_man Posted October 26, 2011 Share Posted October 26, 2011 finish my first 21k last sun KOTR .. but i experienced the worst monday of my life..normal ba yun na parang my fever like feeling the day after but now im feeling better after two days.. Quote Link to comment
ppdd Posted October 26, 2011 Share Posted October 26, 2011 @turk -- nde ko na lam anu na nangyari sa planong mtc running club.. @spy_der_man -- what happened bro? over fatigue? kulang sa hydration/cooldown? dapat ata nag ESpa ka after, baka may "init" na nde mailabas kaya ganun (joke). baka medyo nabigla lang yung body mo since sabi mo nga, it was your 1st 21k. Quote Link to comment
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