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I ran my first marathon, Fug 
In the hills:
http://www.silvarun.eu/?lg=en&str=1&id=101&n=craft--marathon
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I thought I was going slow enough, but I wasn't. I depleted all my energy at around 25. km already, I underestimated the hills, high temperature and humidity (the day before it was raining heavily there). Got cramps I couldn't get rid of, couldn't breathe, got hypoglycemia and almost gave up. 1.5 km berofe the finish I felt like passing out, had to sit for a while and then crawl slowly to the finish. I was so exhausted I couldn't cough behind the finish line
In the hills:http://www.silvarun.eu/?lg=en&str=1&id=101&n=craft--marathon
Course profile:
I thought I was going slow enough, but I wasn't. I depleted all my energy at around 25. km already, I underestimated the hills, high temperature and humidity (the day before it was raining heavily there). Got cramps I couldn't get rid of, couldn't breathe, got hypoglycemia and almost gave up. 1.5 km berofe the finish I felt like passing out, had to sit for a while and then crawl slowly to the finish. I was so exhausted I couldn't cough behind the finish line
well congratulations!
every race is different
a finish is a finish
I might have to explain to you about electrolytes
(take succeed S-Caps) to keep your fluids balanced
and prevent those cramps (caused by lack of salt)
anyway
you finished
Congrats Mang!
every race is different
a finish is a finish
I might have to explain to you about electrolytes
(take succeed S-Caps) to keep your fluids balanced
and prevent those cramps (caused by lack of salt)
anyway
you finished
Congrats Mang!
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Thanks guys
Finishing on willpower describes it pretty well, Chibbi - it was a bit unpleasant
But a great motivation and experience for the next time.
Fug, I'd been using complex salt tablets made especially for endurance sportsmen a few days before the race (the contents looks similar to the S!Caps) and took 2 ampules of liquid salt (esp. high in magnesium) with me to the race - the leaflet for it says 1 ampule per day is maximum - I used up both It didn't help anyway. Also sucked some carbogel to refuel the energy, didn't help either, it just made my stomach ache. I think it was the hot and very humid weather, other experienced runners said they know it, you get cramps because of the hot and no salt supplement can help you.
I don't know. There was also a 85-km ultra-run starting 3 hrs before the marathon, joining the marathon track then. I'd heard the ultra winner (6.5 hrs) saying that the best thing to avoid cramps and energy loss during the race is to train more I'll try to stick to this advice, too
Finishing on willpower describes it pretty well, Chibbi - it was a bit unpleasant
But a great motivation and experience for the next time.Fug, I'd been using complex salt tablets made especially for endurance sportsmen a few days before the race (the contents looks similar to the S!Caps) and took 2 ampules of liquid salt (esp. high in magnesium) with me to the race - the leaflet for it says 1 ampule per day is maximum - I used up both
It didn't help anyway. Also sucked some carbogel to refuel the energy, didn't help either, it just made my stomach ache. I think it was the hot and very humid weather, other experienced runners said they know it, you get cramps because of the hot and no salt supplement can help you.I don't know. There was also a 85-km ultra-run starting 3 hrs before the marathon, joining the marathon track then. I'd heard the ultra winner (6.5 hrs) saying that the best thing to avoid cramps and energy loss during the race is to train more
I'll try to stick to this advice, too I take 1 s-cap pill every hour when its warm out
more if its really hot
gels... you need to eat 120 calories an hour from the start
(1 powergel,karboom,hammergel etc every hour)
or you wont have enough energy after 20 miles.
training is the key,but without fuel,even a Škoda will stop running.
more if its really hot
gels... you need to eat 120 calories an hour from the start
(1 powergel,karboom,hammergel etc every hour)
or you wont have enough energy after 20 miles.
training is the key,but without fuel,even a Škoda will stop running.
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LOL! Škoda's stop running even when fully fueled But just sometimes, to be honest
Taking your advice of course, Fug. Thanks! :thumbup: I'll just have to find some supplements that won't turn my stomach upside down after 2 hours.
On a more knife related topic: I did have the CPM 3V black coated Necker with me. I hunted and killed a tube of carbogel with it :thumbup:
But just sometimes, to be honest Taking your advice of course, Fug. Thanks! :thumbup: I'll just have to find some supplements that won't turn my stomach upside down after 2 hours.
On a more knife related topic: I did have the CPM 3V black coated Necker with me. I hunted and killed a tube of carbogel with it :thumbup:
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Congrats Filip!!!! I pulled a muscle reading your account of the race....
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Good job. Filip. Way to finish. That guys name is chris. He got one of the first knives I sent to germany.
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I thought this was one of Filip's sandal making tutorials.
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