Tag: Born to run
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Wine? No Thanks — I’m Training for an Ironman.
Since the beginning of the year, I’ve cut out alcohol. I’ve had the occasional glass of wine or a beer — but the regular habit is gone. I used to drink several bottles of wine every week. Now? Almost none. Why?Because I wanted to feel better. Train better. Sleep better. I’m preparing for an Ironman…
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Rest Day Run
Rest days are when you get stronger. At least, that’s what they say. Normally, Monday is my rest day. But not today. Yesterday, I had a family gathering — and family comes first. So, my long run was pushed to this morning. I didn’t feel like it at first, but it turned out fine. Strange…
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180 Steps per Minute — Week 1 Recap
One week down, 51 to go.I stuck to running only this week — still the most consistent part of my training. I followed my Born to Run 2 plan every single day, and for the first time, I can feel my cadence improving. 180 steps per minute still takes focus, but it’s starting to feel……
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Ironman Training: Consistency Isn’t Magic, It’s Routine
It was session 67 of my Born to Run 2 training — 10 km with some speed work. And let’s be honest: I I’m still not a morning person. People think that after two months of training, it gets easy. But for me, it doesn’t. When the alarm rings, I don’t jump out of bed full of…
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Tired Ironman: Some Times It’s Just About Showing Up
Yesterday’s interval session was great — I felt strong, fast, in rhythm.Today? I’m exhausted. Not enough sleep, and honestly, I didn’t want to get out of bed this morning. How do you stay consistent when you’re running on empty? Luckily, today’s plan from Eric Orton says: “20 to 45 minutes of form running.”That means I can…
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Where to Find Time for Ironman Training: Turning Your Travel Time into Workout Time
I ran to the office for the first time in a while. Now it’s 08:55, and I’m sitting at my desk with already 12,000 steps logged for today. It feels really good. It’s not the distance that keeps me from doing it more often — it’s the logistics. You need a change of clothes at…
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Is 180 Steps Per Minute the Perfect Running Cadence for Ironman?
I’d love to add swimming this week, but my family is visiting — full house, little time. I’d also like to add cycling. In theory, it’s easy: just commute to work by bike. But it’s been raining non-stop, which means I’d need to carry not only a change of clothes for the office but also…
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Monday: Ironman Training in the Rain
It’s Monday morning. It’s raining like hell. I went to sleep too late — and it’s sleep when you get stronger, when you recover. But no excuses. Lace up and run in the rain. I talk a lot about having a plan, but truth is, right now I’m only training one discipline. I’m on day…
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A Training Plan Can Push You Further Than You Think
Where It Started I began serious training in 2014 with Jack Daniels’ Running Formula.It was the first time I saw how much a structured plan could change everything. Running became more than just logging kilometers — it became about progress.From that point on, I rarely ran without a plan. The challenge? Daniels’ plans are built mainly…