I’ve just finished the couch to 5k but still not running 5k in 30 minutes, I’m doing just over 4k. So I’m going to keep up the 3 runs a week to try and get a better distance in that time :)
I have been running for decades. But when I am running outside I always carry a 33 ounce bottle of water with me. If I don’t have that water with me then I have to have 220 ounce bottles of water hidden under the trees at neighbors houses when I go for my 6 mile run. I live in Florida it’s hot and humid I don’t know why I’m like this I’m the only runner I ever see carrying water but I’ve done it my whole life.
Heather I love the content that you and Mark put up. This is another good sense video, thank you. Some pointers that I will take on board. I've been running for 14 months so still a beginner learning lots. Laughed hard at "the 6:00 lady", her invisibility cloak wasn't working today. Pure gold!
I started running in December last year and I'm now up to running every 2days usually 5 to 10km. I'm starting your 10wk program to run a half marathon on Monday (I posted on that video too), really excited about it and very grateful for your videos, they really help a 43yo beginner!
You guys are amazing! I started to watch gcn, then gmbn and now I ended up here. Great quality all the time in all aspects: information, entertainment, video quality, photography... Thank you all for being there. I'm learning and practicing as never before! ❤️
Don't tell the guys, but you are my favorite GTN presenter. I especially like your running episodes, and your personal run challenges. Thanks for helping to keep me informed and motivated!
I am new to running/ jogging. I've been running around the 5 tennis courts across from me as I'm in the city and a little safer. These videos have been helpful. I actual run wearing Clouds as well.. I'm on my 3rd pair love them. I did a virtual 5k around the tennis courts in 43 min. I'm trying to get better with my time. I did my 5k this Thursday (Thanksgiving) came in the house and my nose started running and then i started sneezing. My nose ran for 12 hours. Mind you when i came in the house which was warm i only took off my jacket but still had on my clothes. That evening i took some cold meds and been in the bed resting for 2 days. Thanks again for the teaching as i really want to have proper form which i believe in good with. I just need to practice with my running and walking and get my pace together.
I'm pretty sure that I've made most of these mistakes! I've actually started a RUclips channel documenting my fitness journey with the aspiration of eventually running a half- marathon. Thanks for covering these mistakes I didn't even realize I was making. I'll make some adjustments!
I started running properly again last week having got myself a Garmin fr 245, I've been using the built in training features and have fell in love with running... Hopefully once lockdown is over I can set my sights on my first triathlon
I’ve become such a fan of Heather’s content 🙌🏻 (Mark is wonderful too 😉)! Never would have thought there could be so many details in running before I started. Thanks, GTN. I’m curious about at what age pro triathletes begin their training and their experiences getting into it, including balancing often full-time work and maybe other hobbies. Future video idea?
Thanks Jennifer, I do hope I haven't made running seem complicated, there are just a few things that can make it easier and help you improve. The journey pro's take into the sport varies so much, have you seen our recent feature on Ruth Astle turning pro?
@@heatherfell_oly Definitely not - these details make me more appreciative of running (my least favourite of the three). Missed the Ruth Astle one but just watched it at your mention. Very enjoyable, liked it a lot!
You guys have been such an encouragement for me through this seasons. Thank you for the great vids & info. I am encouraged, yet again, to go out and run!!🏃♂️
I love your videos. Im 75, ran in my mid to late 60s. Been training in the gym but tomorrow, after six weeks,I’m ready to run on an outdoor track. I plan on this first outdoor run to go slow. My time is now 40 minutes. I used to run 32, but after months of practice. I do core exercises too. I want to get into the high 30s in 60 more days. Does anyone have a recommendation?
Is it a good idea to run in the morning without eating anything on an empty stomach? I’m talking about 30 min or less run. Or do you need a bit of carbs for energy?
Hey there, always looking forward to GTN content 🙏🏽 gratitude for the GTN team 🧡 regarding 'picking feet up,' what if you're a new runner without an aerobic base established? And staying in zone 2 is particularly challenging? For instance, I find that when I pick up my feet, my heart rate spikes well above the aerobic max. cant walk and cant run: it's been tricky finding a technique that feels safe and sustainable. For those wanting to run at least 80% of their miles in zone 2, would you be willing to talk about the different running gaits forms and techniques for each zone - especially for those still @ a very slow pace to maintain low bpm? 🙏🏽 thank you & namaste
I would say start with walking till you can run in zone two. If your wanting to do the 80/20. Set up your heartrate as best as possible and stick to it. I'm currently trying to do lots of km right now with staying in zone two.
@@viewsbyusher hi, thanks so much for your feedback. How many km are logging a week, out of curiosity? My HR easily drops to zone 1 when walking. In vibram five fingers, intense power walking is problematic.
Thanks :) I'm not new to running but I still don't have it all figured out. I often find myself with weird pains in my body haha And when I go for a run less than about 8 days before my period or during my period the pain can be absolutely awful :b that sucks when you want to participate in running races 'cause you don't choose the dates of the events ... do some of you also deal with that issue ?
Hi Clara, Running certainly takes some time to get used to and your body will start to adapt. Periods effect women differently as I'm sure you know, have a look at the FITR women app, I use it and it really helps explain what training is best suited to different times of the cycle.
I went from 3km, to 23km within 4 weeks. My body is in shambles lool! Have signed up for a relay Ultramarathon in October. Definitely need to fix my gate before then!
@@zagreb2012 quarantine mate. Gym's closed, off work, side projects cancelled. I agree it was a bit much too soon but the injury factor was worth the goal of running a half marathon.
Just subscribed. New to running so I find your vids very informative and interesting. Any ideas where one could buy the running shoes at 6:52 in the US.
many thanks. useful video. can you say anything about how to handle ups and downs as you run? Should you aim to keep the pace steady as you run up an incline or accept a drop in pace? And when you are coming down should you allow yourself to accelerate or apply a lot of control?
Great advice. One thing that all runners should have is good UV protection from a good pair of sunglasses. Being in the sun is great but UV damage to the eyes is cumulative over a lifetime and can cause great harm years later. Better safe than sorry!!!
I am having issues with a tight back and problems driving my legs since the start of the quarantine in March. I wasn’t having issues prior. Any suggestions on loosen the lower back and getting that leg drive back.
I expect your muscles have switched off some what so look at doing some activation work for core and glutes. We've got several videos covering this. Some running drills would help too, again check out our vids.
I live at 6,200 feet above sea level. Running up here is brutal at first, but I know it's helping my lung capacity big time. Can't wait to destroy some trails at sea level
I started running a few months ago and there was one thing that had huge effect on my running form and this is a thing i think every new runner should be aware of. As we use the computer more and more the strenghtening and checking of our normal form is very important when it comes to running. My shoulders are at different height because of extensive mouse use as i work at the computer and i think this difference elevates my hip on one side and it makes me "correct" my balance by swingin my arms at different height and not stepping straight with my other foot. And this affects my knees that have some soreness. I have started this big strenghtening and stretching routine to make it better and it has done wonders. So the normal form and the starting point i think is very important. I noticed this thing after i took a video of myself and saw myself hugely one sided even though i felt i was straight as an arrow.
I break out in hives if I run immediately after eating a meal...now I run fasted or 2, 3 hours after having eating. So far eating a banana if I'm peckish before seems to be enough.
Well changing up a route or place to run here in United States is not a choice for some Americans depending on your race someone may call the police on you or you might get shot.
Have you recently started running or returned to it? How have you found it? Leave us a comment!
I’ve just finished the couch to 5k but still not running 5k in 30 minutes, I’m doing just over 4k. So I’m going to keep up the 3 runs a week to try and get a better distance in that time :)
@@katieclarke6476 you aitio the
Rajkumar Romesh ?
I have been running for decades. But when I am running outside I always carry a 33 ounce bottle of water with me. If I don’t have that water with me then I have to have 220 ounce bottles of water hidden under the trees at neighbors houses when I go for my 6 mile run. I live in Florida it’s hot and humid I don’t know why I’m like this I’m the only runner I ever see carrying water but I’ve done it my whole life.
David Goggins.
Love that cute little old lady with the dog! lol
Really made me chuckle 😂😂
She was being polite and try to avoiding being in the frame. So cute
6:00
Polite background lady 6:00
Hahahaha nice
went straight to the comments after i saw her :DDD
@@Esad88 same
Dog didnt giv a shit!
Haha yes, I was wondering what she was doing. Trying to hide? 😁
I could barely see the lady in the background :P
r/therewasanattempt to duck out of the shot
😂😂😂 She was being polite. At least she tried.
That Lady ducking had me in pieces!
Heather I love the content that you and Mark put up. This is another good sense video, thank you. Some pointers that I will take on board. I've been running for 14 months so still a beginner learning lots. Laughed hard at "the 6:00 lady", her invisibility cloak wasn't working today. Pure gold!
😂 awesome!
6:00 - looking for the portaloo 🤣 6:16 - also looking for the portaloo
I started running in December last year and I'm now up to running every 2days usually 5 to 10km. I'm starting your 10wk program to run a half marathon on Monday (I posted on that video too), really excited about it and very grateful for your videos, they really help a 43yo beginner!
6:00 When aero is life
6:21 Has anyone seen my human?
You guys are amazing! I started to watch gcn, then gmbn and now I ended up here. Great quality all the time in all aspects: information, entertainment, video quality, photography...
Thank you all for being there. I'm learning and practicing as never before! ❤️
Don't tell the guys, but you are my favorite GTN presenter. I especially like your running episodes, and your personal run challenges. Thanks for helping to keep me informed and motivated!
LOL love the lady ducking "under" the camera there with the dogs... ha ha :)
I am new to running/ jogging. I've been running around the 5 tennis courts across from me as I'm in the city and a little safer.
These videos have been helpful.
I actual run wearing Clouds as well.. I'm on my 3rd pair love them.
I did a virtual 5k around the tennis courts in 43 min. I'm trying to get better with my time.
I did my 5k this Thursday (Thanksgiving) came in the house and my nose started running and then i started sneezing. My nose ran for 12 hours. Mind you when i came in the house which was warm i only took off my jacket but still had on my clothes. That evening i took some cold meds and been in the bed resting for 2 days.
Thanks again for the teaching as i really want to have proper form which i believe in good with. I just need to practice with my running and walking and get my pace together.
The little lady in the background!! How polite!! Great video!!
The lady trying so hard not to be in the camera shot at the 6 minute mark, hahaha. A+ effort!
think she had a pint of water just before running
I'm pretty sure that I've made most of these mistakes! I've actually started a RUclips channel documenting my fitness journey with the aspiration of eventually running a half- marathon. Thanks for covering these mistakes I didn't even realize I was making. I'll make some adjustments!
Good luck Ryan, they're all easy to make.
Great video, enjoyed the lady hiding from the camera at 6:00 and the comments about her 😂.
Thank you for your tips. I believe I had runner's knee and I took your advice about taking rest into consideration. My knee feels alot better now.
The lady walking at the background is so funny. I can see you ma 😅🤣😂😜
I started running properly again last week having got myself a Garmin fr 245, I've been using the built in training features and have fell in love with running... Hopefully once lockdown is over I can set my sights on my first triathlon
I’ve become such a fan of Heather’s content 🙌🏻 (Mark is wonderful too 😉)! Never would have thought there could be so many details in running before I started. Thanks, GTN. I’m curious about at what age pro triathletes begin their training and their experiences getting into it, including balancing often full-time work and maybe other hobbies. Future video idea?
*(but mostly Heather)
Thanks Jennifer, I do hope I haven't made running seem complicated, there are just a few things that can make it easier and help you improve.
The journey pro's take into the sport varies so much, have you seen our recent feature on Ruth Astle turning pro?
@@heatherfell_oly Definitely not - these details make me more appreciative of running (my least favourite of the three). Missed the Ruth Astle one but just watched it at your mention. Very enjoyable, liked it a lot!
6:00 THE LADY BEHIND HEATHER😂🤣😂
Heather love ur sense about running and ur running style is fabulous
Negative splits is the name of the game. More efficient and less painful than leg splits. At least when it comes to running !
You guys have been such an encouragement for me through this seasons. Thank you for the great vids & info. I am encouraged, yet again, to go out and run!!🏃♂️
Thanks Samuel, I hope you got out and had a great run.
I love your videos. Im 75, ran in my mid to late 60s. Been training in the gym but tomorrow, after six weeks,I’m ready to run on an outdoor track. I plan on this first outdoor run to go slow.
My time is now 40 minutes. I used to run 32, but after months of practice. I do core exercises too. I want to get into the high 30s in 60 more days. Does anyone have a recommendation?
Hahaha how sweet is that lady in the background trying not to ruin the shot. 😂
You guys are very informative thanx
Is it a good idea to run in the morning without eating anything on an empty stomach? I’m talking about 30 min or less run. Or do you need a bit of carbs for energy?
Great tips as always Heather. Love the lady in the background trying to stay out of shot, or was she pretending to walk down stairs 🤣🤣
Hey there, always looking forward to GTN content 🙏🏽 gratitude for the GTN team 🧡
regarding 'picking feet up,' what if you're a new runner without an aerobic base established? And staying in zone 2 is particularly challenging?
For instance, I find that when I pick up my feet, my heart rate spikes well above the aerobic max. cant walk and cant run: it's been tricky finding a technique that feels safe and sustainable.
For those wanting to run at least 80% of their miles in zone 2, would you be willing to talk about the different running gaits forms and techniques for each zone - especially for those still @ a very slow pace to maintain low bpm?
🙏🏽 thank you & namaste
I would say start with walking till you can run in zone two. If your wanting to do the 80/20.
Set up your heartrate as best as possible and stick to it. I'm currently trying to do lots of km right now with staying in zone two.
@@viewsbyusher hi, thanks so much for your feedback. How many km are logging a week, out of curiosity? My HR easily drops to zone 1 when walking. In vibram five fingers, intense power walking is problematic.
Thanks :)
I'm not new to running but I still don't have it all figured out. I often find myself with weird pains in my body haha
And when I go for a run less than about 8 days before my period or during my period the pain can be absolutely awful :b that sucks when you want to participate in running races 'cause you don't choose the dates of the events ... do some of you also deal with that issue ?
Hi Clara,
Running certainly takes some time to get used to and your body will start to adapt.
Periods effect women differently as I'm sure you know, have a look at the FITR women app, I use it and it really helps explain what training is best suited to different times of the cycle.
Definitely going to try these. Many thanks for the video.
Let us know how you get on.
Thank you so much for excellent tips .... You're guys are amazing 😊
I went from 3km, to 23km within 4 weeks. My body is in shambles lool! Have signed up for a relay Ultramarathon in October. Definitely need to fix my gate before then!
Very healthy...
@@zagreb2012 quarantine mate. Gym's closed, off work, side projects cancelled. I agree it was a bit much too soon but the injury factor was worth the goal of running a half marathon.
Just subscribed. New to running so I find your vids very informative and interesting. Any ideas where one could buy the running shoes at 6:52 in the US.
Running: Don't do it like the lady at 6:01 or else your upper body will be bent too much :).
I started run at 5:30 early morning
i love this Running Channel.
many thanks. useful video. can you say anything about how to handle ups and downs as you run? Should you aim to keep the pace steady as you run up an incline or accept a drop in pace? And when you are coming down should you allow yourself to accelerate or apply a lot of control?
Great advice. One thing that all runners should have is good UV protection from a good pair of sunglasses. Being in the sun is great but UV damage to the eyes is cumulative over a lifetime and can cause great harm years later. Better safe than sorry!!!
The lady with a dog at 6:00 😊
I always run 15-20 minutes after dinner, with no problem. Love the advises though.
I am having issues with a tight back and problems driving my legs since the start of the quarantine in March. I wasn’t having issues prior. Any suggestions on loosen the lower back and getting that leg drive back.
LaTonya Brown Probably tight hips and inactive glutes. Google “couch stretch” as a place to start
I expect your muscles have switched off some what so look at doing some activation work for core and glutes. We've got several videos covering this. Some running drills would help too, again check out our vids.
Do you have any advice for someone with shinsplint? Do compression socks help?
4:01 Huh, bally piece of luck.
Background lady @ 6:00 needs to work on her form
6:00 that Tri life
6:00 sneak has increased to 100. Nobody on here will get this reference lol
Us runners also love skyrim I'm sure
No one:
Litterly no one:
EVERYBODY: LooK aT tHAt lADy
6:00 🤣🤣🤣
Maybe you should do a video about strides once.
How we tread correctly?
5:56 (Lady in the background) Now that's a different running technique! xD
I live at 6,200 feet above sea level. Running up here is brutal at first, but I know it's helping my lung capacity big time. Can't wait to destroy some trails at sea level
lady having an interesting moment at 6:00
I started running a few months ago and there was one thing that had huge effect on my running form and this is a thing i think every new runner should be aware of. As we use the computer more and more the strenghtening and checking of our normal form is very important when it comes to running. My shoulders are at different height because of extensive mouse use as i work at the computer and i think this difference elevates my hip on one side and it makes me "correct" my balance by swingin my arms at different height and not stepping straight with my other foot. And this affects my knees that have some soreness. I have started this big strenghtening and stretching routine to make it better and it has done wonders. So the normal form and the starting point i think is very important. I noticed this thing after i took a video of myself and saw myself hugely one sided even though i felt i was straight as an arrow.
the lady ducking at 6 mins ;)
I have to take my time of my pace
6:16 what da dog doin
i miss running because of community quarantine 😑
You can run alone?
@@Burnthesof I do run solo. outdoor activities are still limited in our country.
I break out in hives if I run immediately after eating a meal...now I run fasted or 2, 3 hours after having eating. So far eating a banana if I'm peckish before seems to be enough.
Why was the lady in the background ducking as she walked by? Because she thought she'd be in your shot? LOL Well gues what, we saw you lady.
At 5:35..PLEASE DON'T WEB MEE!!!!!
Super...super ...super..last time I looked 'very ' is still in the dictionary!
06:00 didn't work. we saw you :D :D
that woman trying to duck under the camera
:D
Well changing up a route or place to run here in United States is not a choice for some Americans depending on your race someone may call the police on you or you might get shot.
Hopefully you can play with the pace efforts or music to mix it up.
Imagine teaching humans how to run lmao. Are we devolving?