living on plastic, baby

[matociquala]

coffeeem convinced me, and I just tried out Zombies, Run! And ran 3.62 miles in 36 minutes. And then realized I had forgotten to use my inhaler before heading out. And then nearly got eaten by zombies because sprinting, not so much

Comments

[christapolis]

Is the title of this post a Heart reference? If it is, you have just totally cemented my already-solid loyalty to you forevermore.

[matociquala]

That's what I was listening to this morning. *g*

[christapolis]

And now, so am I. :D

[matociquala]

Hee. Will you come find me on Zomielink? I'm under the usual name. ;-)

[dichroic]

Impressive.

(Not the ten minute miles, exactly; I don't know enough about running to be impressed by specific numbers. What I'm impressed by is that you set a bunch of stretch goals and have reached half of them.)

[matociquala]

Thanks! There were some earlier ones that got dropped from the list, too.

Oh, and a 10 minute mile is really sucky for a real runner, but it's excellent for me.

[dichroic]

You being what you have to work with, that's what matters (says the rower who just erged 10km in 56 minutes).

[_eljefe_]

Go you! Even though I still think that anything over five miles qualifies for some form of alternative transportation. Horse. Velocipede. Bungee cord. Bear Cavalry.

Do you listen to music on your AOP while using your running aps? I have had mixed success with that, and I need my tunes.

[matociquala]

I do, though my phone is neither adorable nor overhyped... okay, maybe slightly overhyped. It's a Galaxy, but an older one.

Cardiotrainer handles music well, but it's abandonware. I've been playing with mapmyrun and runtracker, and so far like mapmyrun much better, though neither seems to have the massive data that cardiotrainer gives.

[korvarthefox]

My initial thought on seeing your list, is "do you have a spare you to deadlift?".

Also, if you had a spare you, what would you do with her?

[matociquala]

set her to writing.