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Try Harder

Suffering is a big part of running. The more suffering you can tolerate in races, the better you will perform. Some runners can tolerate more suffering than others, but all runners can increase their capacity to push through the discomfort of fatigue. Proven ways of doing so include regularly performing workouts that expose you to judicious doses of fatigue, aiming to beat your own best times in certain benchmark workouts, competing against other individuals in races and workouts, consciously rating your effort in races and key workouts, and getting motivation wherever you can.

— Matt Fitzgerald for Active.com

  1. betternikki reblogged this from shortmom and added:
    If I had read this before my run today, I probably would’ve pushed harder. Then I probably would’ve puked. I suppose...
  2. rookcanrun said: I thought it was just me. I suffer. A lot.
  3. shortmom posted this