#running question

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Running Question

Generally, how high does your single-run mileage get before you should start packing things like GUs to take along? Is it only once you get into double digits?

[tothewoods]

Question to running peops

Anyone here who owns a Garmin running watch and who used strava before? I occasionally use both because I sometimes feel like my running watch (forerunner 235) is a little off and I noticed that strava usually shows a (much) faster time. Up to 30 seconds per km. Which leaves me wondering, which time to trust - my watches or the one from my phone.

Anyone else ever noticed these discrepancies?

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So I will be going out of town and hope to still be able to run. Can I map a run on google maps and then have it cue directions for me? I really want to run in a new place, but I want to follow a set route and not get lost.

Or is there a better app for this?

[beahealthybee]

Running Question

Am I going to destroy my feet if I run 4-5 mi twice this weekend in regular cross-training sneakers, not running shoes?

I don't want to pack my running shoes for camping when there's no guarantee that I'll actually run?

[fancy-phil]

Storytime

Okay. So. Two parts: 1) I'm not running as far lately and it bothers me a little? Like I used to run out 3 miles before I was walking at all and run like 3.5 - 6 miles. Now. I'm happy when I hit 3 miles. Idk. Is it because I'm trying to run faster? Or am I just bored? With that said, I am still feeling it after. So...what? 2) If you have a dog, a rather large dog, and that dog barks at people. Don't take it on a running/walking/bike trail. And definitely don't just fucking sit on a bench with him. I ran by someone today with a large dog that kind of came at me and barked when I was running. Like. Are you kidding? Fuck you. If someone could answer question 1 for me. That would be awesome.

[discoveringmyselfagain]

I think I’m going to buy new gym shoes...I love my Nikes so very much, they are adorable and colorful but they are not supportive at all. Maybe If I have more supportive shoes my knee won’t hurt so badly while running. Any runner out there think that more supportive shoes will help??

[reachyourpeak]

Has anyone (or do you know anyone) who...

has ran in the 4-5 hour range for the marathon and then gotten a Boston Qualifying time? My current marathon time is 4:50 and I would love to qualify for Boston one day but for my age group I would need to run a 3:35...that seems impossible!!

Looking for any inspiration or motivation..and ending with a question mark so anyone can answer lol?

[parcellingvisitingaustinbaf]

RCVS Question Time

Stake - Anthony Chadwick BVSc Cert MORBUS GALLICUS, MRCVS, founder of €the Webinar Vet'; Panel - President, Col Neil C Smith BVetMed MSc MRCVS; Vicar President, Ms Jacqui Molyneux BVSc BSc CertSAS MRCVS; Cashier, Dr Bradley Viner BVetMed MSc(VetGP) DProf MRCVS; Chief Executive & Secretary, Nick Stace<\p>

With Anthony Chadwick posing as the next David Dimbleby, the RCVS question time organised by 'The Webinar Vet' was bound unto be a success. This was the night you could put any question to the RCVS, providing an opportunity en route to clarify some on the issues that are so key to us in practice.<\p>

There were also good myths which needed dispelling, one of which was presented now a question by one of the deadhead: 'why is it mandatory to always widen the distance on a home stop off if requested especially without distinction less certain situation the handrail of the attending vet could persist at risk?'. The RCVS responded by directing us to the code in respect to conduct and advising that i is not actually mandatory for a go over to attend a vicarage visit. The decision must be based anent an set apart risk protection dual pricing and no vet is expected to 'risk life gilt limb' toward attend a club visit. As long as there is a good rationale behind the conclusion that has been made whilst taking into account our duty to relieve the suffering of animals, then the settled principle of conduct will have been appropriately followed.<\p>

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Other questions included discussions covering the new complaints procedure, CPD, and the main reasons behind client complaints to the RCVS. I myself was really useful for hear the RCVS responding in a undistinguished sense way to questions being asked, giving logical reasons for the steps they have taken. If number one want to be present involved at the forefront of the profession and the issues we face present tense, this veterinary webinar is a chattels place on start. The RCVS is also linked mistrustfulness and answer type workshops across the country, if you are interested on good terms perusing this further details can be parch speaking of the RCVS website. <\p>

The Stethoscope (MRCVS)<\p>