No, but my Grandfather (on the Irish side) started running marathons after he retired :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
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No, but my Grandfather (on the Irish side) started running marathons after he retired :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
My father is almost 60 and ran one last year, when I uesd to work at races I often saw old men in their 60's and older running races, it was women in their 40's who were the worst age group in terms of endurance running though.
I ran a marathon once. Well, I ran TO a Marathon gas station once. For beer. And it was more of a power walk.
I only know one female over 40 (same age as me actually) that does long distance running, but she has been running since she was a child.
My Grandfather just went through a running fad really. He only did it for 6-8 years or something like that, but he was always a fairly fit outdoors type.
Haha no I was joking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
But seriously you could probably train pretty well in 3 months, just depends on you regimen and determination.
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We talking about marathon running? That was a one and done affair for me. :wacko:
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I thought you ran a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealSpiders
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Originally Posted by deadlegion
Oh yeah, every day almost. But marathons I decided were just too much strain on the joints. I limit my long distance running under a half marathon, it keeps me sane. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Phineas Squiggletail, Esq
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Originally Posted by Sprung
Makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealSpiders
I limit my daily walking to the bare minimum required. :pwacko:
Of course, you gotta make the most of that chair time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Phineas Squiggletail, Esq
Too bad the PS4 isn't free if you already bought the PS3. :wacko:Quote:
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