Sentences with phrase «done like run a marathon»

I would take a couple of big things I want to get done like run a marathon, lose 30 pounds, and put it at the bottom of the page.

Not exact matches

To people who haven't tried and don't get taking cold showers (or other punishing task like running a marathon you know you won't win, climbing Mount Everest after others already have, meditating, or practicing yoga — none of which create results beyond you dong something challenging and the personal benefit that comes with it) today's post might help them understand.

She attached a note that read, «Joanie, if marathons make you look like this, please don't run any more.

I was prepping for a charity marathon and simply did not want to let myself go like so many of my old running buddies, due to new fatherhood.

As any athlete knows without question, if you were about to embark on a long and arduous physical event like running the 26 mile marathon, for example, you do not go without oral fuel and hydration.

«But we don't know how long a mouse has to run to get this effect, if it's like a marathon or just a five kilometer.»

Rather than just chuck in whatever dollars I could afford and then send the page for this project to my friends, hoping they donate too, I could run a half marathon or something to raise money from my friends, much like people do with cancer etc?

Not everyone needs to be able to run a marathon, so if that's not your goal, don't train like it is.

It sounds to me like you may have to step back and decide what's most important to you... do you want to run marathons or do you want to focus on losing your last few lbs and being really lean?

I'd rather look «bulky» than «curvy» but very few people find a marathon - runner body attractive — I couldn't care less what men like the look of, or other women: I only aspire to have a figure that reflects the amount of effort I put into my running (and I also do strength train, but heavy lifters will probably laugh at me because I absolutely love Body Pump).

After doing a bulk of my runs solo and struggling a lot with my performance this training season, it just doesn't feel like I've worked hard enough for the marathon to actually be here.

Somewhere along the line a change happened and I realized that I had actually started to * like * running, and in 2009 I did my first half marathon.

Except for when I'm going to run a marathon, which is very unlikely for me — as I like running but I don't seem to be a long distance runner (but who knows, right?)

You can be working out every day for 2 hours (which I strongly don't recommend), but if you don't have a great nutrition plan to go with it, it's like running in place during a marathon.

It's like athletes running a marathon — they all say they hit this wall where they can't go any further, but in that moment they make the conscious decision to push past it and once they do, they break through the other side and enjoy that endorphin rush.

I was tempted to register for the race anyway, since the location is convenient, and though I don't know exactly what CARA's training plan looks like, if it's close to Novice 1 on Hal Higdon's website, I'll only have to flip flop things by a week or so, which is definitely more ideal than running a half marathon and then having to continue running to get in my long run for the week haha).

I'm pretty sure I'd lose my job if I ran Rock & Roll and I don't like the timing of the Chicago Half with marathon this year, so ZOOMA it is.

Congratulations on completing the marathon, Even though I also love running (because I can clear my mind and get fit) I don't think I'd like running in a marathon.

Just like running a marathon is possible, or climbing Everest is possible — can you do it?

«Don't tell me you're athletic — tell me about the marathon you just ran,» said Eric Resnick of ProfileHelper «Don't say you like to travel — talk about your trip to the Great Wall of China.»

J.P. Fisher had to say after writing Networking in the 21st Century: Why Your Network Sucks and What to Do About It: «Writing the first book was definitely a big hurdle, but I found that it was like running a marathon.

You don't feel like running a marathon every morning?

While James and Matt are right on target and illuminate the issues related to the value of running the «marathon» rather than «sprint,» unless Senator Whitehouse has overwhelming support for a $ 42 price per ton of CO2, which I doubt he does, it seems like a good strategy to let him bargain high and hard to push for that price and let those who oppose a high price «win» a lower price, since that's what we think will establish a more effective long term carbon tax.

So, if someone exaggerates the extent of their injuries by doing something like hobbling around on crutches when they can walk just fine, and then they are filmed running a marathon, it could ruin their personal injury case.

Try to focus on the perseverance and drive that it takes to do something like marathon running.

You can add that you like to hike, travel, or run marathons — but don't let your personal accomplishments and interests overshadow your professional ones.»

About Blog My name is Katy, and when I'm not busy trying to talk myself out of new activewear I don't need, I like to jet all over the country, run half marathons, do CrossFit, tinker with my GoPro and eat snacks.