Finish Line Running (FitRegularGuy)

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@pietervueghs @keithdunn @RndmForestRunnr @Ultra_Damo I think 2. For one thing, Sabbe is gonna be close either way. But also, law of averages suggests someone will break on this loop. A Hall finish would be the stuff of legend.

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@LPG1704 @keithdunn @RndmForestRunnr @Ultra_Damo 2

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@keithdunn I would assume that the quicker Laz can sort you out, the quicker you can get out of camp (if you want to get out of camp). #BM100

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@BorisDehalu @keithdunn That seems very optimistic. Strong field + optimal start time may get you 1 or 2. #BM100

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@kyle_j_kranz In small doses. My understanding of the science is that doing it all the time doesn't help and might hurt performance, but IMO 2-3x/mo can bring a bit of adaptation. The longer you go, the higher the risks.

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@kyle_j_kranz Second Rule of Trail Running: You will fall. Accept it.

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@kyle_j_kranz Every time. Marches, high kicks, donkey kicks, toe touches, dynamic calf stretches, maybe leg swings, maybe lunges.

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@kingcarlin3 @johnmclarke3 https://t.co/dIz0xfTHuD

Thanks for playing.

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@kyle_j_kranz Yeah, depends on how much you'll be doing.

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@kyle_j_kranz Dude. Every. Time.

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@SageCanaday @HOKAONEONE Two pair for trails, two primary pair for road/track, a couple older pairs for occasional short, easy runs (like when I run the dog).

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@majathestrong I have the Five-Minute Rule. Same concept. You get your gear on, go through your routine, and do five minutes—weights, run, whatever. If you still want to quit, stop. No guilt.

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@bevlikeabbs @henryspeir @TrailsVonMudder @SteelTownRunner @joseph9sutton @keithdunn @JamilCoury 2012.

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@henryspeir @TrailsVonMudder @SteelTownRunner @bevlikeabbs @joseph9sutton @keithdunn @JamilCoury I don't even know that you need finishers, per se. But IMO if you have multiple years with nobody even flirting with it, it's not actually a test.

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@diddy_DMG @TrailsVonMudder @SteelTownRunner @henryspeir @bevlikeabbs @joseph9sutton @keithdunn @JamilCoury OTOH, if the top entrants are fairly certain that a Fun Run is the best possible outcome, I think you'll start seeing the same. I'm all for "edge of impossible." But with 2/36 even having a shot at a FR, is it actually just impossible?

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@Mask_Slacker @bevlikeabbs @henryspeir @JamesDAustin @rshelmerdine @seadvm @SteelTownRunner @joseph9sutton @keithdunn @JamilCoury Agreed. I just wish there were a chance we'd actually see that final lap.

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@bevlikeabbs @henryspeir @JamesDAustin @Mask_Slacker @rshelmerdine @seadvm @SteelTownRunner @joseph9sutton @keithdunn @JamilCoury As I've mentioned elsewhere: It's not about "no finishers." It's that nobody's even going to get close.

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@TrailsVonMudder @SteelTownRunner @henryspeir @bevlikeabbs @joseph9sutton @keithdunn @JamilCoury To be clear, I'm not saying there should be finishers every year. But if it's not even close, I think it's fair to ask whether #BM100 has gotten TOO hard.

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@SteelTownRunner The point is: If you're blaming the weather for the difficulty, you're not really taking #BM100 history into account. It's like saying, "Man, all that snow really slowed down the Iditarod."