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  1. I mean, look at this. And they have distance markers for runners *everywhere*.
    #EIM was invented here. Of course it was.
    #Running #Amsterdam

  2. I mean, look at this. And they have distance markers for runners *everywhere*.
    #EIM was invented here. Of course it was.
    #Running #Amsterdam

  3. I mean, look at this. And they have distance markers for runners *everywhere*.
    #EIM was invented here. Of course it was.
    #Running #Amsterdam

  4. #laufen statistik 2026-09 | 15 einheiten - 219,3 km - 20:01 h - 5:29/km - min 10,2 km - max 42,4 km - ⌀ 12,0 km
    #standfahrrad | 16 x 1 h

    #running #indoorcycling

  5. #laufen 26-077 12,2km 1:07h - nach den recht warmen tagen zuletzt, heute eine angenehm temperierte runde mit kurzem schauer.

    #running

  6. Mittagslauf |

    Run: Distance: 7.0km, Elevation Gain: 10m, Moving Time: 00:43:35, Pace: 6:12/km, Estimated Avg Power: 208.7 (from power meter), Weighted Avg Power: 196

    #laufen #running #nevernotrunning

    strava.com/activities/20404796

  7. Mittagslauf |

    Run: Distance: 7.0km, Elevation Gain: 10m, Moving Time: 00:43:35, Pace: 6:12/km, Estimated Avg Power: 208.7 (from power meter), Weighted Avg Power: 196

    #laufen #running #nevernotrunning

    strava.com/activities/20404796

  8. Mittagslauf |

    Run: Distance: 7.0km, Elevation Gain: 10m, Moving Time: 00:43:35, Pace: 6:12/km, Estimated Avg Power: 208.7 (from power meter), Weighted Avg Power: 196

    #laufen #running #nevernotrunning

    strava.com/activities/20404796

  9. Le marathon de Lille fait décoller les recherches d’hôtels en ligne

    Après la Braderie de Lille, c’est l’événement le plus scruté de cette rentrée : le marathon de Lille fait…
    #Lille #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #actu #Actualités #braderiedelille #europe #événementsportif #Hauts-de-France #hôtelsàLille #Hotels.com #marathondelille #Républiquefrançaise #réservationd’hôtel #running #tourismeàLille
    europesays.com/fr/1216648/

  10. September #running recap: fewer but faster miles. 251.7 → 217.0mi, pace 9'44" → 9'32"/mi. I'm at 1,882 of 2,500mi for the year, now 11.7mi *ahead* of plan (yay)!

    The month opened w/ the Redmond Harvest Half, then a planned recovery week. VO₂max hit an all-time high of 55.47, and the longest run was a 20-miler before Snohomish. I also ran my 900th 5K in the latest #parkrun!

    The Snohomish River Run #marathon is on Oct 11, onward! 💪

    (#photo highlights in the link)

    benjaminhan.net/posts/20260930

    #pnw

  11. September #running recap: fewer but faster miles. 251.7 → 217.0mi, pace 9'44" → 9'32"/mi. I'm at 1,882 of 2,500mi for the year, now 11.7mi *ahead* of plan (yay)!

    The month opened w/ the Redmond Harvest Half, then a planned recovery week. VO₂max hit an all-time high of 55.47, and the longest run was a 20-miler before Snohomish. I also ran my 900th 5K in the latest #parkrun!

    The Snohomish River Run #marathon is on Oct 11, onward! 💪

    (#photo highlights in the link)

    benjaminhan.net/posts/20260930

    #pnw

  12. September #running recap: fewer but faster miles. 251.7 → 217.0mi, pace 9'44" → 9'32"/mi. I'm at 1,882 of 2,500mi for the year, now 11.7mi *ahead* of plan (yay)!

    The month opened w/ the Redmond Harvest Half, then a planned recovery week. VO₂max hit an all-time high of 55.47, and the longest run was a 20-miler before Snohomish. I also ran my 900th 5K in the latest #parkrun!

    The Snohomish River Run #marathon is on Oct 11, onward! 💪

    (#photo highlights in the link)

    benjaminhan.net/posts/20260930

    #pnw

  13. September #running recap: fewer but faster miles. 251.7 → 217.0mi, pace 9'44" → 9'32"/mi. I'm at 1,882 of 2,500mi for the year, now 11.7mi *ahead* of plan (yay)!

    The month opened w/ the Redmond Harvest Half, then a planned recovery week. VO₂max hit an all-time high of 55.47, and the longest run was a 20-miler before Snohomish. I also ran my 900th 5K in the latest #parkrun!

    The Snohomish River Run #marathon is on Oct 11, onward! 💪

    (#photo highlights in the link)

    benjaminhan.net/posts/20260930

    #pnw

  14. #workoutoftheday : 45 min de marche sur tapis à 15%

    j'ai finis en courant (6kmh ...), toujours en z2

    apres exos de renfo du dos (basically different kind of planks)

    #trailrunning
    #RunnersOfMastodon
    #running
    #caturday
    #casofmastodon

  15. #workoutoftheday : 45 min de marche sur tapis à 15%

    j'ai finis en courant (6kmh ...), toujours en z2

    apres exos de renfo du dos (basically different kind of planks)

    #trailrunning
    #RunnersOfMastodon
    #running
    #caturday
    #casofmastodon

  16. #workoutoftheday : 45 min de marche sur tapis à 15%

    j'ai finis en courant (6kmh ...), toujours en z2

    apres exos de renfo du dos (basically different kind of planks)

    #trailrunning
    #RunnersOfMastodon
    #running
    #caturday
    #casofmastodon

  17. #workoutoftheday : 45 min de marche sur tapis à 15%

    j'ai finis en courant (6kmh ...), toujours en z2

    apres exos de renfo du dos (basically different kind of planks)

    #trailrunning
    #RunnersOfMastodon
    #running
    #caturday
    #casofmastodon

  18. One of the best and hardest things to do on a run.

    ❝When my thoughts begin to take shape and wander, I repeat “Nothing,” and bring my stream of consciousness to a narrow focus of the scene in front of me.
    —Steve Salinda
    theultracontemplative.substack

    #running #trailrunning #ultrarunning

  19. One of the best and hardest things to do on a run.

    ❝When my thoughts begin to take shape and wander, I repeat “Nothing,” and bring my stream of consciousness to a narrow focus of the scene in front of me.
    —Steve Salinda
    theultracontemplative.substack

    #running #trailrunning #ultrarunning

  20. One of the best and hardest things to do on a run.

    ❝When my thoughts begin to take shape and wander, I repeat “Nothing,” and bring my stream of consciousness to a narrow focus of the scene in front of me.
    —Steve Salinda
    theultracontemplative.substack

  21. One of the best and hardest things to do on a run.

    ❝When my thoughts begin to take shape and wander, I repeat “Nothing,” and bring my stream of consciousness to a narrow focus of the scene in front of me.
    —Steve Salinda
    theultracontemplative.substack

    #running #trailrunning #ultrarunning

  22. 🏃‍♂️ Kürzer als angedacht, wird wohl Zeit, Licht mitzunehmen 😅

    #Laufen #running #trailrunning

  23. 🏃‍♂️ Kürzer als angedacht, wird wohl Zeit, Licht mitzunehmen 😅

    #Laufen #running #trailrunning

  24. 🏃‍♂️ Kürzer als angedacht, wird wohl Zeit, Licht mitzunehmen 😅

    #Laufen #running #trailrunning

  25. A fun day. In 2023, Wonder Woman became the oldest female to ever complete the grueling Pilot Mountain to Hanging Rock 50-mile Ultramarathon. Then we got tacos.
    #Running #Ultrarunning

  26. A fun day. In 2023, Wonder Woman became the oldest female to ever complete the grueling Pilot Mountain to Hanging Rock 50-mile Ultramarathon. Then we got tacos.
    #Running #Ultrarunning

  27. A fun day. In 2023, Wonder Woman became the oldest female to ever complete the grueling Pilot Mountain to Hanging Rock 50-mile Ultramarathon. Then we got tacos.
    #Running #Ultrarunning

  28. A fun day. In 2023, Wonder Woman became the oldest female to ever complete the grueling Pilot Mountain to Hanging Rock 50-mile Ultramarathon. Then we got tacos.
    #Running #Ultrarunning

  29. Weekday morning runs are under the cover of darkness once again, so weekend runs in daylight make for a welcome contrast.

    Continuing to feel stronger as the weeks go on, while still trying to be sensible and not overstretch the hamstring. Gradually increasing the distance and starting to increase pace.

    Nice to feel things moving in the right direction.

    September looked like this:

    Distance: 112 km (69.59 miles)
    Longest run: 6.55 km (4.07 miles)
    Average run: 4.92 km (3.06 miles)
    Average pace: 5:32/km (8:54/mile)
    Fastest km: 4:57/km (7:58/mile)

    #Running #Health #Fitness #Wellbeing

  30. Weekday morning runs are under the cover of darkness once again, so weekend runs in daylight make for a welcome contrast.

    Continuing to feel stronger as the weeks go on, while still trying to be sensible and not overstretch the hamstring. Gradually increasing the distance and starting to increase pace.

    Nice to feel things moving in the right direction.

    September looked like this:

    Distance: 112 km (69.59 miles)
    Longest run: 6.55 km (4.07 miles)
    Average run: 4.92 km (3.06 miles)
    Average pace: 5:32/km (8:54/mile)
    Fastest km: 4:57/km (7:58/mile)

    #Running #Health #Fitness #Wellbeing

  31. Weekday morning runs are under the cover of darkness once again, so weekend runs in daylight make for a welcome contrast.

    Continuing to feel stronger as the weeks go on, while still trying to be sensible and not overstretch the hamstring. Gradually increasing the distance and starting to increase pace.

    Nice to feel things moving in the right direction.

    September looked like this:

    Distance: 112 km (69.59 miles)
    Longest run: 6.55 km (4.07 miles)
    Average run: 4.92 km (3.06 miles)
    Average pace: 5:32/km (8:54/mile)
    Fastest km: 4:57/km (7:58/mile)

    #Running #Health #Fitness #Wellbeing

  32. Weekday morning runs are under the cover of darkness once again, so weekend runs in daylight make for a welcome contrast.

    Continuing to feel stronger as the weeks go on, while still trying to be sensible and not overstretch the hamstring. Gradually increasing the distance and starting to increase pace.

    Nice to feel things moving in the right direction.

    September looked like this:

    Distance: 112 km (69.59 miles)
    Longest run: 6.55 km (4.07 miles)
    Average run: 4.92 km (3.06 miles)
    Average pace: 5:32/km (8:54/mile)
    Fastest km: 4:57/km (7:58/mile)

    #Running #Health #Fitness #Wellbeing

  33. Weekday morning runs are under the cover of darkness once again, so weekend runs in daylight make for a welcome contrast.

    Continuing to feel stronger as the weeks go on, while still trying to be sensible and not overstretch the hamstring. Gradually increasing the distance and starting to increase pace.

    Nice to feel things moving in the right direction.

    September looked like this:

    Distance: 112 km (69.59 miles)
    Longest run: 6.55 km (4.07 miles)
    Average run: 4.92 km (3.06 miles)
    Average pace: 5:32/km (8:54/mile)
    Fastest km: 4:57/km (7:58/mile)

    #Running #Health #Fitness #Wellbeing