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Are My Heart Rate Zones Wrong? A Nose-Breathing Experiment

I recently wrapped up a 120-minute treadmill run that was, by all accounts, a success. I felt energized, fueled, and strong from start to finish. But something curious lingered in my post-run reflection: while my heart rate data suggested I was working above Zone 2 for extended stretches, I was able to comfortably breathe through […]

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Heart Rate Training, Self-Experimentation, Zone 2 Running

Week 10 Recap – Embrace the Effort, Learn from the Lulls

The Road to the Georgina Spring Fling Half Marathon This week had everything—intervals, treadmill insights, tempo grit, a powerful long run, and a missed ride that taught me just as much. I hit nearly every target, and even the bumps in the road gave me a clearer view of the journey ahead. I’m learning that

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Half Marathon Training, Recap, Recover, Relax & Ready, Training Tips, Weekly Recap

03/02/2025 Training Log: Runny Nose, No Runny Toes

The Plan: Long Run. 80-100 Minutes: The Reality: If yesterday’s image was a clue, then today’s reality is the full-blown answer. Despite my hopes, this cold wasn’t bluffing. My long run plans were ambitious—my sinuses were more so. Instead of ticking off kilometers, I spent my morning reaching for tissues. Call it a different kind

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Half Marathon Training, P50F Training Log, Rest & Recovery, Running & Recovery, Running Journey
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