Sentences with phrase «do running miles»

If we could just burn as many calories running errands as we do running miles we'd be set.

Not exact matches

These Jack - of - all - trades shoes are light enough for speedwork, cushioned for long runs, and have a smooth ride that doesn't fade even as you pile on the miles.

That means he ran a mile, did 50 burpees, ran another mile, did 50 more burpees...

Do you run five miles every morning because you value being fit and healthy?

Dick did five rounds of a one - mile run and then 50 burpees.

If you plan to be logging most of your miles on sidewalks and pavement, a good pair of road running shoes will do the trick.

who loves both the sound quality as well as the fit, which is so good that they didn't feel them even after a 10 - mile run.

«I do not run a six and a half minute mile.

On a daily basis, the impact of doing five sprints isn't that significant, especially when you had planned to run three miles.

Maybe you don't have time to go on a five - mile run.

Matt Schulz (senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com): «If you're running a business, your to - do list is 100 miles long.

By the time the 1 / 8 - mile race was done, the Model 3 was 0.60 seconds ahead of the all - American classic, finishing the run at 8.7 seconds compared to the 2017 Mustang's 9.3 seconds.

A silver Tesla Semi, the company's 500 - mile all - electric long - range hauler — the same version that was recently spotted doing a tire - shredding acceleration run — and shorter range electric truck in Matte Black, can be seen in Musk's photo.

But running out of gas three miles before the airport and being stranded and then missing your airplane, that is a risk that you don't want.

We see this in sports, where Roger Bannister's comment about his world - record race (he was the first to run the mile in under four minutes) has often been repeated by other runners: «The world seemed to stand still, or did not exist... «17 And certainly this can be true of the play world of art, which, according to Gerardus Van der Leeuw, is a new «creation, a second world, with its own power.

For those who might have wondered about my physical, condition, I did have open - heart surgery in July of 1989 followed by a myocardial infarction and a second surgery all on the same day — they cleaned out the old pipes and replaced a few — but within a month of that ordeal I was walking ten miles a day, and now, in the best physical shape I have been in for years, I am running 12 miles a week, so no one need be overly concerned.

Dedication means having a second practice at 8 pm that is mainly sprinting miles, running stairs and doing a thousand push - ups

Other than seeing my wonderful fam, the best part of my break was this past Saturday — I finally did my 20 mile training run!

I couldn't stop thinking about how good these were going to be during my HOT 5 mile run this morning... and they def did not disappoint.

I ran 7 miles and then did one more for a cool down and to get to 20 miles for the week.

I did get a six mile run in on Tuesday morning, but no weights.

Ran a 12 miles training run this morning for a half marathon I am doing soon.

Sunday: 15.2 miles (Bill did 13.7 of them with me) Monday: I had a very early run (4a) thanks to an 8a meeting — managed to get 13.4 miles in

I got it done in around 2.19, around 20 minutes slower than I aiming for on race day, but I know it is best to run the long one 1.30 - 2 mins per mile slower and this has always worked for me in the past.

Two weeks ago, I did something I never want to do again... A 62 - mile ultra running trail run that took 18 hours (many of it in the dark) in

I did have some Vega energy gel's during my 10 mile run, but otherwise stuck to the plan.

Probably not the best day to start a cleanse on a day when you run 10 miles but the great thing is the plan is very flexible, it's all about making it work for you and giving your body what it needs which I definitely did on that day.

I had a great run, the weather just made me feel amazing, I did my recovery run of 3.3 miles in 33 minutes, for a recovery run where I wasn't really pushing I was pleased with the pace.

I did get in another 6 mile run and my Body Revolution strength workout.

This was my first run since, I did just over 3 miles, there were one or two twinges but nothing major, although the opposite calf was really tight - so I foam rolled when I got back.

On Saturday, I ran 9 miles and then did a Body Pump class.

Reminds me that I should do a juice fast — but since I'm running 45 miles a week I may keep it to one day (I don't know if I could ever complete a 7 - day fast!)

I did manage to get a 7 mile run - walk in though!).

I read «Eat and Run» by Scott Jurek last month, and decided that I would challenge myself to try and eat and train like Jurek this month (albeit with few less miles than he does and a little less stringent on the diet), and this is the first vegan recipe I've made that is actually delicious.

If I ran 10 + miles I may have given myself a pass but I didn't today so it wasn't happening.

I probably walked a total of 5 minutes, and ended up doing my 3 mile run in 36 minutes.

Lately I've been interval walking / jogging, as I don't quite have the endurance to run 4 straight miles without stopping — not yet anyway.

For lunch on Saturday after my 7 mile run, which by the way felt great (I do so much better when I can workout in the morning!)

My goal, to stay healthy and to run over 100 miles this month as I did last month but to increase my biking miles / speed.

I did run 8 miles today to kick off the week.

But I DID run my three miles last night after attempting on the treadmill and only making it 1.5 miles.

I'm sure by the time I'm deep into winter running, I will look back and wish I could do only a mile when the temps are freezing!

This was the workout portion only of the track workout — I didn't actually run that pace for 4.8 straight miles!

On Saturday I ran 10 miles in the morning, did some gentle yoga, and slowly geared up for another cooking marathon.

The longest run I did was 8 miles but I've maintained 15 - 20 mile weeks for over a month.

Renamed the Demi - tour du Vietnam, since it covered only about half the route of the old race, it ran for six days and covered 475 miles from rice paddies to highlands and back.

You can bet that the man who slinked out of a checkpoint while King slumbered (2008 Iditarod) and made a 130 - mile run with no rest (2010) will do something else that nobody in the 38 - year history of the race ever has.

Problem with Welbeck is he either has decided to try to do everything or been told to track back, so instead of being near the last man ready to make a run he is miles away and the advantages of his speed and size are lost.

I do nt give a hoot how many miles giroud ran, how many corners he defended, how many passes or dribbles he made.

I never said I was an athlete, I was just dismissing your argument that basketball players run 10 miles in a game, which they don't.