<p>^Don’t think of anything boring during the marathon. o_o</p>
<p>im going to train for a marathon too. i was supposed to do it a few months ago but i had an injury and i had to pull out. how long are your daily runs? and yea runners high is amazing</p>
<p>Thats too bad, hopefully the injury doesnt return. Well, right now ive just been putting in about 35 miles per week, fitting in anywhere I can between school and college apps. Since the marathon is so far away Im just trying not to loose all that I worked for during the xc season. the marathons at the end of may, so like january I was going to start a structured schedule. How much are you running? is it your first also?</p>
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who said guys can’t?</p>
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no, because then the process doesn’t last long enough and also leaves the girl unsatisfied (because of flaccidness)</p>
<p>@ the OP: but won’t you be too exhausted to do anything else? I’ve been playing bball for the past 5 years and i decided not to join this season because i really can’t do anything after practice.</p>
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<p>well, so far I, a male, have never been able to get more than one per sitting. And to achieve two would take a lot of effort for a man that it would for a woman.</p>
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<p>that sounds logical to me…</p>
<p>Wow TMI
I want to train for a marathon this summer because I won’t be running cross country and would get really fat otherwise. I don’t know if I’ll actually run one.</p>
<p>FellowCCviewer, I didnt join some sort of team. I just decided to go for a run, liked it, realized how much I missed it and then did it again the next day…etc.</p>
<p>Um… hmm.
I came onto this thread to talk about running… but I think that I’m just going to turn around and pretend that I was never here. =P</p>