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What does shorting a site mean?
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If you mean obfuscating an answer to a plainly asked question, you might be correct ;>
Time to run or time to walk? Your body knows the answer
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#32> You’ve probably seen it on TV multiple times. Exhausted, depleted of energy, and barely capable of taking another step, elite race walkers collapse as soon as they reach the finish line. I'm not sure if I have unusual TV habits or if the author is overestimating the amount of watch time and coverage race walking gets.
I've never even heard of race walking before, let along watched it on TV.
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I was expecting Nestle levels of drama from your energy.
Instead I don’t see anything going on with this company https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_Electro
What’s your beef ? any links ?
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Is heel striking bad? I am not a runner, but I've practiced heel striking while backpacking to give myself more foot-stamina. Maybe there's a better way?
Coaches usually say bad but even among elite it’s common. For me mid foot is more efficient but I’ve seen too many runners with what looks like terrible form clock 2:30 marathons to think there’s a universal rule
> For me mid foot is more efficient
How on Earth do you measure this kind of thing?
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#37> You’ve probably seen it on TV multiple times. Exhausted, depleted of energy, and barely capable of taking another step, elite race walkers collapse as soon as they reach the finish line. I'm not sure if I have unusual TV habits or if the author is overestimating the amount of watch time and coverage race walking gets.
My understanding is that its MUCH more popular in the UK
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Coaches usually say bad but even among elite it’s common. For me mid foot is more efficient but I’ve seen too many runners with what looks like terrible form clock 2:30 marathons to think there’s a universal rule
> For me mid foot is more efficient How on Earth do you measure this kind of thing?
If you run with hr monitor you can see it on your watch. I can tell if I’m getting cold two days in advance
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#39running seems less efficient because you get tired sooner
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#40> You’ve probably seen it on TV multiple times. Exhausted, depleted of energy, and barely capable of taking another step, elite race walkers collapse as soon as they reach the finish line. I'm not sure if I have unusual TV habits or if the author is overestimating the amount of watch time and coverage race walking gets.
Race walking is an Olympic sport. Not very common day to day, but I'm sure most people have at least seen videos of it at some point.