nogodsnomouse
Chatty Member
OMG okay so for the most part, I'm a very chill person about runs/running. BUT two things drive me up the wall:If he becomes one of those people that claims they ran in "the marathon" it's not a good look. Hopefully he realizes there's a lot of work to doing a 10K or a half or a full. I will say there's nothing wrong with the walk-run method. I would say any first time runner should read http://www.jeffgalloway.com/training/run-walk/ and look into it.
1. People who say, "I'm training for a marathon!" when they are doing a 10k
I gently corrected someone of this and they got SO defensive. I was like, "Hey a 10k is an accomplishment, but it's not the same level as a MARATHON so stop calling it that."
2. People who sign up for virtual races, never do them, but wear the merch/hang the medals. **cough**Mike**cough**
Virtual races for sure have their place and I think people who earn them differently (doing a few miles a day, for example instead of a whole half at once) is fine. As long as it's purposeful walking/running. I've seen people (ESPECIALLY with the runDisney virtual medals) take them to the park to do photo shoots and be like, "Even though I never went out to do the miles, I earned this because I had a really hard year."
Um. No. No you did not.