This channel is proof that you can be slow and still produce excellent content if you have the passion. Finally found the exact type of chill running content I've been looking for, subscribed. See you at 100k bro
I'm a new subscriber, and I'm binge watching your Summer Running Videos. I run every day, but you're Videos are inspiring me to plan on upping my mileage, of course a little at a time, each week. Also, I need to add additional workouts to my running. Thanks for sharing your days of running, workouts, meals, and that ice pack is a great idea for me, too. Your content is really, kool!
Really glad to hear that and happy you’re enjoying the videos!! I gotta go back and binge watch them all at some point to, maybe in the winter when I wish it was warm again 😂
Really relaxing and chill one this week, thoroughly enjoyed it while eating dinner, was perfect for winding down. Also really loved the increase in food clips this week, a welcomed addition 😊AC situation sucks, so awesome to have it got fixed, I 100% agree that a hot room is horrible, especially for sleeping in. The progression in the videos are also so nice to see, of course combined with the usual great quality, so keep em comin' 😁🔥
@@LukeTalbot3 What I got from this one after a break is that there's this beautiful essence of running you've managed to put across. Not just the training schedule, food etc. What I get with this is the routine. The ritual, the habits. I was watching this and thinking, hey he's filming the same stuff, but that's exactly the running ethos to me. We get up, we do our own particular version of the pre-run dance. A ballet of pre-fuel, stretch, coffee, yawn, dress. Often a dance performed without thought or consideration. It's simply what we do before we run. Maybe it's left sock, right sock, left shoe, right shoe. Maybe it's coffee from a particular mug. Maybe it's the same pre-run playlist. Touching a certain photo or object before we leave. These are the things that tell out bodies and probably mostly our minds, that we're headed out. It's the routine that let's the small changes in, the ones that over time add up, they add up to faster times, easier miles, stronger minds and healthier bodies. Beautiful.
Funny enough I was really worried you wouldn't be able to see anything at first with how dark it was and the lights on the track itself weren't on. Really lucked out things got better!
AC is crucial haha. Hope it gets fixed soon. I feel like a badass waking up at 6 for my runs. Cant imagine 4am. How many hours of sleep are you getting?
@@swipe87 Yeah it got fixed at the end of the weekend thankfully! Normally average a little over 8 hours of sleep every night. Go to bed around 7/7:15 so I can get enough sleep each night 🙌🏼
I am still here! Really digging this series man! It was funny in one of the episodes that you talked how those dudes were looking at you at the field while talking to the camera. But for me you seemed natural , I would have horrible stage freight.
Glad to hear you're still enjoying it!! I do sometimes get a little nervous filming in public and talking to the camera around other people, but it gets a little bit easier the more you do it!
I’m not a great runner at all and I’m a big guy at 6’4 230 lbs and the heat and humidity in Kansas City is whooping my ass. I wake up real early to run too. It’s brutal
@@ryangeorge3982 I ran at a college right next to saint louis and when we got down to school at the beginning of August, the heat would always kill me. Any run after 9am was just brutal! Early morning runs are definitely the way to go, just gotta be willing to get up 😂
@@LukeTalbot3and go to bed early! Luckily my wife is very supportive and understands me going to bed at 8 and waking up at 4:30. I think I’m going to move it to 3:30 though
You know, it might be monotonous, but I really do enjoy running and some of the best expereinces I've had have come through running. As cool as it might be to travel and and go out with friends, I personally feel more accomplished when I'm dialed into my running program. That being said, if I had the money I probably would travel to do training camps at altitude! As per the flipped watch, I wear it on my wrist just because I feel like the heart rate data is a little bit more accurate like that (I actually kinda hate it haha).
This channel is proof that you can be slow and still produce excellent content if you have the passion. Finally found the exact type of chill running content I've been looking for, subscribed. See you at 100k bro
appreciate the love man, seriously means a lot 🙌🏼🙌🏼
I'm a new subscriber, and I'm binge watching your Summer Running Videos. I run every day, but you're Videos are inspiring me to plan on upping my mileage, of course a little at a time, each week. Also, I need to add additional workouts to my running. Thanks for sharing your days of running, workouts, meals, and that ice pack is a great idea for me, too. Your content is really, kool!
Really glad to hear that and happy you’re enjoying the videos!! I gotta go back and binge watch them all at some point to, maybe in the winter when I wish it was warm again 😂
That foggy 4am track is a VIBE
oh yeah, I love getting in my runs at dawn, the weather and views are always the best!
Really relaxing and chill one this week, thoroughly enjoyed it while eating dinner, was perfect for winding down. Also really loved the increase in food clips this week, a welcomed addition 😊AC situation sucks, so awesome to have it got fixed, I 100% agree that a hot room is horrible, especially for sleeping in. The progression in the videos are also so nice to see, of course combined with the usual great quality, so keep em comin' 😁🔥
@@MuseFoxs Always appreciate the support my guy 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 glad you enjoyed!!!
Grant Fisher Olympic hype was so real.
No seriously, had to be the best Olympics for distance running in a long time, every race was amazing!
Love this! Keep making content please! Editing is awesome
@@cassidyjohnston3282 Thank you, glad you enjoyed!!! The next episode just came out yesterday if you haven’t seen it yet 🙌🏼
Solid ethic! I'm coming back from a lay off due to injury, nice to catch up on your progress Luke.
I hope the recovery goes well. Glad you’re enjoying the content still!!
@@LukeTalbot3 What I got from this one after a break is that there's this beautiful essence of running you've managed to put across. Not just the training schedule, food etc. What I get with this is the routine. The ritual, the habits. I was watching this and thinking, hey he's filming the same stuff, but that's exactly the running ethos to me. We get up, we do our own particular version of the pre-run dance. A ballet of pre-fuel, stretch, coffee, yawn, dress. Often a dance performed without thought or consideration. It's simply what we do before we run. Maybe it's left sock, right sock, left shoe, right shoe. Maybe it's coffee from a particular mug. Maybe it's the same pre-run playlist. Touching a certain photo or object before we leave. These are the things that tell out bodies and probably mostly our minds, that we're headed out.
It's the routine that let's the small changes in, the ones that over time add up, they add up to faster times, easier miles, stronger minds and healthier bodies.
Beautiful.
I appreciate it, it’s very rinse and repeat, but like you said, that’s just the way running is. Only way to get better is consistency!
Your video popped up in my recommended list this morning. Love the style! Liked and sub'd! Goodluck!😊
seriously appreciate that thank you!!!
The fog and then the rainbow💜
Was a wild week for weather!
Love these videos! Just starting a half marathon training plan next week and this got me so pumped for the work ahead
Love to hear that best of luck with training!!
Cinematically, Thursday's track session looks great! That darkish sky, mist, lights, and color contrast created a nice background.
Funny enough I was really worried you wouldn't be able to see anything at first with how dark it was and the lights on the track itself weren't on. Really lucked out things got better!
@@LukeTalbot3 Yeah, it’s good. Did you also color-grade it?
@@martinlosonsky yeah I color grade everything, but only a little touch up to make it look as close to what I see in person as I can
AC is crucial haha. Hope it gets fixed soon. I feel like a badass waking up at 6 for my runs. Cant imagine 4am. How many hours of sleep are you getting?
@@swipe87 Yeah it got fixed at the end of the weekend thankfully! Normally average a little over 8 hours of sleep every night. Go to bed around 7/7:15 so I can get enough sleep each night 🙌🏼
I am still here! Really digging this series man! It was funny in one of the episodes that you talked how those dudes were looking at you at the field while talking to the camera. But for me you seemed natural , I would have horrible stage freight.
Glad to hear you're still enjoying it!! I do sometimes get a little nervous filming in public and talking to the camera around other people, but it gets a little bit easier the more you do it!
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@@Andrea-med aye thank you 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Beautiful images and another great video! 👏👏👏
thank you!!! glad you enjoyed 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Great video🎉
@@Olsenrunning thank you!! glad you enjoyed 🙌🏼🙌🏼
I’m not a great runner at all and I’m a big guy at 6’4 230 lbs and the heat and humidity in Kansas City is whooping my ass. I wake up real early to run too. It’s brutal
@@ryangeorge3982 I ran at a college right next to saint louis and when we got down to school at the beginning of August, the heat would always kill me. Any run after 9am was just brutal! Early morning runs are definitely the way to go, just gotta be willing to get up 😂
@@LukeTalbot3and go to bed early! Luckily my wife is very supportive and understands me going to bed at 8 and waking up at 4:30. I think I’m going to move it to 3:30 though
You got an awesome wife if she supports an early bedtime!! At the very least summer is almost over and the cooler weather will be here soon 🙌🏼
Nice video and just came across your channel. You should do a behind-the-scenes video of how you planned and made these!
Thank you!!! I have thought about it before I may in the future 👀👀
Do you ever go out and do anything fun? Seems like a lot of monotony for such a young guy! Also, why the upside down watch?
You know, it might be monotonous, but I really do enjoy running and some of the best expereinces I've had have come through running. As cool as it might be to travel and and go out with friends, I personally feel more accomplished when I'm dialed into my running program. That being said, if I had the money I probably would travel to do training camps at altitude! As per the flipped watch, I wear it on my wrist just because I feel like the heart rate data is a little bit more accurate like that (I actually kinda hate it haha).
@@LukeTalbot3 That’s great! Keep doing what you love then. I figured the watch might be related to the HR.
Appreciate it 🙌🏼🙌🏼 Yeah I have no clue if it helps or not, but it feels like it does and that’s what counts 😅