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[latin_doll]

Today I learned that while running 80 min before breakfast in the bright sunlight is fine and completely acceptable (see: last Sunday), 100 min, for some reason, is not (see: today

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[7tree_hugger]

Small breakfast before the running might be a good idea methinks.

[latin_doll]

True, but I'd need to run at least an hour after a small breakfast so as to not get side stitches or other unpleasantnesses. (Day of last year's half marathon, I got up at six (for a ten a.m. start) just to eat and then use all that time to quietly panic.)

It's not easy being unorganised. Will try at least a banana next week. Or run in the afternoon or sth., but that's much too logical.

[7tree_hugger]

ah, I see. It's complicated, this running lark. Sugar drinks? Those isotonic gels? To stop the faintness I mean.

[latin_doll]

That is a very sensible idea. Though, from what I've heard about the gels, one would probably have to be very... unique to want to eat them for breakfast.

[7tree_hugger]

They are a bit... thick. I nearly threw up the one I had because I hadn't expected it to be that viscose and it almost choked me. Use with care.