Training for a marathon and jogging leisurely are two different entities.... One week ago, if you ask me, I'd tell you that i agree with the phrase "Jogging are for masochist"(and i'd been like bitching about it since a few weeks back to a lot of people). The reason to it was because, you're like torturing to push yourself to your limit if not surpassing it every time you train. You see, i used the word "train" but not jog, but of cause the training consist of jogging. However, the main difference is you've to push yourself when you train, but not when you're jogging leisurely; there's a huge difference between jogging for a whole 50minutes non-stop and jogging for like just 15-20minutes. Oh yea, 50minutes is the max i can do now. Yup, I'm bragging, XP. Pretty impressive for not-a-frequent marathon-runner, rite? (however, i did it only twice, got to this just recently)
Anyway, what i wanna say is that, I wouldn't agree entirely to the statement "Jogging are for masochist" now.
Good Luck to my course-mates and me who're joining the run.
Happy training and all the best hah cos you guys will be smelling my fart (directing this to people in the same category with me - just kidding)
4 comments:
All the best bro!
By the way, when runners mention marathon, they usually mean the full 42.1 KM run. So to them, we're still considered joggers, not marathon runners... :/
Adidas king of the road? see you there then mate :D
juinyi - lol? really? 42km is considered TRAVELLING dy.. and i heard you're doing half-mara rite? all the best to you hah.
jp - no wor. standard chartered bank something. ask hj, he was to one submitting my name
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