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Apr0720084:43 a.m.
Has anyone else found that no matter how long the run is, you just don't get winded anymore?? It seems for me that when I'm done running now, I may be out of breath for a couple of minutes at the most, but then all is well. With the breathing down, the two main obtsacles I face while running are overcoming pain/discomfort and keeping my mind entertained. Anyone agree??
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JD439 'I agree. The only time I get winded is during my speed/hill days. The long runs just cause some muscle fatigue.' added 8th Apr 2008
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