@Volly: 7 years old. Loves his bike and only needs a push on the steepest hills.
@SD: start slow and short distances. What breed? Mazzy is a Boxer/pit?/lab? mix, about 8 months old. I carry a water bottle for her too and she tells me when she needs it.
@Scotty: I love my Asics. Flat feet, so I wear the Kayanos. $$$ but well worth it.
Anyone have any opinions of some the best running shoes out there? I need to buy a new pair soon..
Good luck. I just started running 6 weeks ago after just having done 3 rounds of P90X in a row. After 6 weeks I am running at a little less than 8.5 min miles and I have never been a runner before. You should do fine and be able to reach your goalI still love the Asics GT series. I had like 12 pairs in a row of them before I decided to try the new Under Armour running shoe (the MicroG), which I also like.
I'm late joining in on this thread, but I wanted to jump in since I'm ramping up to tackle a long time goal. I have to take a fit-test for my agency, and part of it is the mile and a half run. My best time is 9:08, but that was almost 9 years ago. My time last year was 9:34. My goal is to get under 9:00.
I was planning on integrating some sprint training into my routine, but wanted to hear some suggestions on how to approach this. The rest of my fit-test incorporates push-ups, sit-ups, and flexibility, so I have to maintain those as well. I currently do a hybrid workout of P90X, P90X2, and Insanity:Asylum along with at least 2 days of running a week. I'm training a total of 6 days a week right now.
TIA
Good luck. I just started running 6 weeks ago after just having done 3 rounds of P90X in a row. After 6 weeks I am running at a little less than 8.5 min miles and I have never been a runner before. You should do fine and be able to reach your goal
I might order it in June. I heard its not as good as the original though?
I am training for a half marathon in June so 4 days of running and 2 days of P90x right now.
