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TimeTechTalk.com > Time Tech Talk > New Arrivals > Not as exciting as a UN or maybe a Rolex. However...... |
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deidler 3T WIS
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This is going to come in handy. I'm trying to change my addiction to food to an addiction to running. Couple of weeks ago finished a 1/2 marathon and have signed up for a couple more this year.  |
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mcwright Admin 
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Good for you. Get good shoes, and get new ones often. Rotate them too. I ran for several years and then had to quit due to a heel spur. Its about healed, so maybe I can start up again. Heel spur's take about a year to clear up. I love to run. Keeps the weight off and down. You feel great too. hand6.gif |
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canadajo 3T WIS 
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Power to you man....I cant run unless I am chasing a ball or somthing ....it takes disipline to just run |
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oagaspar Site Founder 
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Congrats Deidler on both the Watch and on changing habitshand6.gif |
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deidler 3T WIS
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Thanks for the kind words. Before I started running I went to get fitted for running shoes. Found out that the kind of socks you wear are equally important. They have a saying.... Cotton is rotten. I can't say I like running as much as eating, yet. Hopefully that day will come. Unfortunately, I'm actually gaining weight. :shock: I can't seem to stop the soda and I consume more calories because I'm starving after the run. I'm guessing I will be able to figure out the food thing once I keep this going. As far as the soda....... I just have to say no. I've quit before...... But, this time I can't seem to knock the urges. Could be the added stress from a 3 month old and a 2 1/2 yo. Hope you can start running again Mcwright. Who knows... I'll probably do one of those marathons or 1/2 marathons in Phoenix. My grandmother lives in Prescott. So I do get out that way occassionally. Maybe we'll "run" into eachother. Right after I'm sure you will find me at In N Out. I mean at a health food store.  |
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James Haury 3T WIS
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mcwright wrote: Good for you. Get good shoes, and get new ones often. Rotate them too. I ran for several years and then had to quit due to a heel spur. Its about healed, so maybe I can start up again. Heel spur's take about a year to clear up. I love to run. Keeps the weight off and down. You feel great too. hand6.gif I would suggest cycling but this time of year when it is below about 28 degrees it is too cold .Above about 28 I wear wool and lots of it .I ride a fixed wheel bicycle for better traction.In the summer cycling is better but too efficient you might gain weight with the appetite you work up.It is a great way to get to know an area and it is easy to come up on deer without them realizing it. I did about a mile and a half thursday it was in the 30's and sunny.It is really cool being out and about on a bike when no one else would dare it, or at least precious few. Last edited on Sun Jan 28th, 2007 06:45 am by James Haury |
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James Haury 3T WIS
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deidler wrote: This is going to come in handy. I'm trying to change my addiction to food to an addiction to running. Couple of weeks ago finished a 1/2 marathon and have signed up for a couple more this year. Ok maybe it is not a glamour watch, but it works for you and helps you do what you want to do, well. For you it is a really useful tool watch .Enjoy it . |
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