dont run behind a FAT RATOriginally posted by deathscythe99:Thanks hor
No time to run, stupid exams
Originally posted by kops21:dont run behind a FAT RAT
better watch your back.Originally posted by deathscythe99:
U have any good solutions to stiches?Originally posted by Zogel:Oh well...i guess im in trouble then..
hahahah......
A stitch will usually go away quickly after just slowing down or stopping. If you're in a race or you just don't want to stop, however, you can often make it go away by bringing your breathing into careful control. Concentrate on belly breathing, pushing your belly out when you breathe in and relaxing it as you breathe out. Take deep breaths on the intake, and exhale suddenly, even noisily. To get the diaphragm to contract in rhythm with your steps, try to inhale and exhale as you land on your left foot. Strange but true, this can help prevent spasms by encouraging the diaphragm to bounce along in sync with your stride.Originally posted by Zogel:U have any good solutions to stiches?
Im having really bad stiches on my long runs...
shacks... =(
hahah...thanks! =)Originally posted by kops21:A stitch will usually go away quickly after just slowing down or stopping. If you're in a race or you just don't want to stop, however, you can often make it go away by bringing your breathing into careful control. Concentrate on belly breathing, pushing your belly out when you breathe in and relaxing it as you breathe out. Take deep breaths on the intake, and exhale suddenly, even noisily. To get the diaphragm to contract in rhythm with your steps, try to inhale and exhale as you land on your left foot. Strange but true, this can help prevent spasms by encouraging the diaphragm to bounce along in sync with your stride.
If the pain is just too much and you have to stop, try bending over and raising your knee on the stitch side while pressing your fingers deep into the painful area and tightening your stomach muscles. Or just walk while belly breathing
powergel will be provided at 30km mark. I dont know about isotonic drink at this moment. cant remember who is last yr isotonic drink sponsor also.Originally posted by Zogel:hahah...thanks! =)
Anyway, u have any info whether we are getting any powergels along the way and what kind of isotonic drinks are they giving?!
Enough or not?Originally posted by kops21:powergel will be provided at 30km mark. I dont know about isotonic drink at this moment. cant remember who is last yr isotonic drink sponsor also.
I believe its confirmed. Saw it in the straits times today.Originally posted by kops21:what enough lah...we have additional support point....remember.
last year was excel drinks(isotonic), this year i heard is 100 plus...nothing is confirm at this point.
check out the timing at http://www.singaporemarathon.comOriginally posted by LazerLordz:What time does it start and where, might hang around with my tripod and zoom.
thanks!Originally posted by kops21:check out the timing at http://www.singaporemarathon.com
kops21, how many marathon have u ran in the past year?Originally posted by kops21:remember to pick up ur bib numbers.
so far only 1.... ......Originally posted by Zogel:kops21, how many marathon have u ran in the past year?
yes, the singlet is better than last year.Originally posted by OrneryBoy:have you guys collected ur entry pack?
the singlet is quite cool right?
there are 3 things that is different from 42km than the rest(events).Originally posted by Simple_Bear:Any finisher T shirt for 10km?...
Yes, have a good run everyone.Originally posted by Simple_Bear:A few more hrs to go...
Haf a gd rest and jia you for tml run...
Try next year lohz U haf one whole year to train...Originally posted by wuming78:missed it this time, not even the 21 km.
but i seriously wonder if i ever can do 42 km... hm..