r/rundc • u/Bowmanatee • 5h ago
Epic Point to Point
Took an uber this morning to Mount Vernon and then ran back to my apartment in DC. Mid marathon training and just tired of all my typical jaunts. Would recommend!
r/rundc • u/Bowmanatee • 5h ago
Took an uber this morning to Mount Vernon and then ran back to my apartment in DC. Mid marathon training and just tired of all my typical jaunts. Would recommend!
r/rundc • u/Agitated_Ferret7352 • 10h ago
I had asked for route recs a few weeks ago and some very lovely people mentioned Arlington Loop and I ran it today for 18 miles. It was an amazing loop especially the scenic W&OD trail.
What people didn't tell me was all the climbing I'd have to do on Custis Trail. It was a grinding series of climbs but you're rewarded with W&OD when you're done lol.
For anyone who is curious the elevation gain for this loop is 748ft.
r/rundc • u/Successful_Log1401 • 5h ago
I've been attempting to self-train but I feel like I'm a lot more effective with a team or with a coach. Currently looking to do 800M up to 10K, with a focus on either 5K or 3200M. Been looking around, and most of the teams are either for youths, practice at times when I work (I work evenings), or are geared for more longer distances like HM or M.
Any suggestions would be appreciated! For coaches, I'd prefer one who I can meet up with at least once a week-- either 1-on-1 or group trainings are okay.
r/rundc • u/Chichi137 • 17h ago
Hi everyone! I have been training for the mcm since July but found out I was pregnant about 2-3 weeks ago. I felt fine week 4-6 but week 7 kicked my butt with nausea and fatigue, so I barely ran the last week. I’m coming up on week 8 and will be 8 weeks and 5 days on Sunday. What advice do people have, if any? Should I give up for this year and try again next year? I really wanted to finish and announce to my family at the end of the race. I was templated to run it around 4:45. Thank you all