Running Down a Dream: Brewster to Boston
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- A bit of break from my usual fishing content. Starting two years ago I started running. At first it was terrible. I hated it, I felt like crap, and I could barely run a few miles at a slow pace. Over these past few years running and racing has transformed me both physically and mentally. Thanks to running I am now physically and mentally healthier and stronger than ever. This transformation has given the confidence to take on what would seem to be insurmountable challenges in my life. Will I qualify for the Boston Marathon maybe or maybe I won't. I'll never know if I don't try.
Good for you, Tyler! Amazing. I just turned 47 and am the heaviest I've ever been (225). Seeing you do so well, really makes me wanna get to it and start working on bettering myself. Thank you sir!
This convinced me to finally dig out my HR strap that I've been neglecting on runs lately. I like the running content!
Years ago I used to run Marathon, halfs, and triathlons. Early this year got back into running. I just love it only thing I want to stop for is fishing! :)
Thanks for sharing! I have found all the same benefits from the running easy philosophy even if it took some time to get around on the idea!
Thanks for sharing this man, love hearing about your approach. What fitness tracker do you use? Any recommendations?
I like my Garmin Forerunner 265
Fastest marathon I ran was at Boston.
Good for you buddy. Also, good on you for using the very best Tom Petty song for your title.
I love your new closing line. ...run slower.
I'm from Massachusetts I didn't know you had to qualify to run the marathon. Seeing those motorcycles trying to keep up to those runners that kick it up really fast at the end is crazy.
You should run then fish Quabbin Reservoir for Lakers they have rental boats. I fish Wachusett Reservoir there's Lakers, Smallmouth, and Salomon no boats @ Wachusett though.
Good Luck With your Marathon.
Run?
After my time in the Army I decided the only reason I would run again was for my life. 😂
My cardio isn't where it could be, but at 51 I'm still lean and well muscled. I'll miss out on outrunning predators I think.
Staying in good physical shape is the most important thing I suppose. Our approaches differ. You might have an edge on health, but my knees still work. 😉
My knees work great. It’s a common myth that running poses any long term risk to your joints.
@spiltmilt To be fair, I was just teasing a bit. Though my Captain in Korea was a marathon runner, managed to push me into a couple months of tendinitis in my right knee. Probably more my fault for poor form and short legs.
Over training can def lead to injury for sure.
you inspire me to do better. thank you tyler
I think 3:10 is the time you are looking for. However the last few years the number to get in was sub 7 min under qualifying, so 3:03.
Yes it’s best to aim for sub 3
According to the 5 V-Shred ads I see every day, cardio doesn’t do anything but burn calories….wait, isn’t that the point?
I recall you being a “Chunkster “ in your earlier videos catching smaller Kokanee. Now you’re catching “Chunkster” Kokanee and your smaller .
Fun fact the fish stayed the same size I just got smaller! 😂
@@spiltmiltso THATS why they look bigger!
Hell yeah Tyler!!!
As a former elite runner who ran for K-State and was later a collegiate coach and who’s sons were amazing athletes as well I have to tip my cap to you! WTG your quality of life will vastly improve due to your fitness level improvements. One of my sons ran for Oregon for a brief while the other will be competing at the Portland Track Festival in 4 weeks so we’ll be out your way! Keep up the great work training wise and love all your kayak videos come visit us Lake Michigan kayak Salmon slayers again!
“Easy 5 miles”. 😂 I wish! Good on you man! I do a lot of biking which is fun and good for me. Not a runner though.
You’re looking like a lean, mean, fish catching machine🤠🎣
Good for you, sonny. (Do you use your blinkers?)