Mountain running
Anonymous 12/22/24(Sun)08:06:07 | 10 comments | 1 images
Have you ever tried it? I have and I think it's cool but it's not significantly faster than normal hiking cause stopping to admire the landscape is a must.
Anonymous 12/22/24(Sun)08:47:28 No.2795697
>>2795691
It's the only cardio that doesn't get boring after a few weeks.
It's the only cardio that doesn't get boring after a few weeks.
Anonymous 12/22/24(Sun)09:02:34 No.2795705
>>2795697
I've been running the same 2.5 km route around my neighborhood >50 times a year for 3 years (of course it's not my only running route) but it may just be autism
I've been running the same 2.5 km route around my neighborhood >50 times a year for 3 years (of course it's not my only running route) but it may just be autism
Anonymous 12/22/24(Sun)13:33:08 No.2795745
Anonymous 12/22/24(Sun)13:38:48 No.2795747
>>2795745
>unless you're running for 15 min and walking the rest
Usually I'm running around the route twice (5 km), which takes 26-33 min
>unless you're running for 15 min and walking the rest
Usually I'm running around the route twice (5 km), which takes 26-33 min
Anonymous 12/22/24(Sun)13:40:23 No.2795749
>>2795691
Trail running is one of the most enjoyable things a human can do
Trail running is one of the most enjoyable things a human can do
Anonymous 12/22/24(Sun)13:52:43 No.2795751
>>2795747
that's cool, but its not enough to run even that hill you posted, let alone a mountain
its really weird to say running is not faster than hiking, especially with that pic of a mild trail where you can really go fast
that's cool, but its not enough to run even that hill you posted, let alone a mountain
its really weird to say running is not faster than hiking, especially with that pic of a mild trail where you can really go fast
Anonymous 12/22/24(Sun)19:36:48 No.2795794
>>2795691
One time I was driving through Scotland and I wanted to see the top of Ben Nevis but I didn't have time in my itinerary to hike to the top. So I got up at 5am and ran to the top in the dark whkle my wife and son still slept, and was at the peak to see the sun rise and was back to my hotel by breakfast. When I was running back down a Scottish man who was just starting the hike with his hot teen daughter said
>tale meh yu dednt just run upe that mowntane!?
One time I was driving through Scotland and I wanted to see the top of Ben Nevis but I didn't have time in my itinerary to hike to the top. So I got up at 5am and ran to the top in the dark whkle my wife and son still slept, and was at the peak to see the sun rise and was back to my hotel by breakfast. When I was running back down a Scottish man who was just starting the hike with his hot teen daughter said
>tale meh yu dednt just run upe that mowntane!?
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)04:58:58 No.2797873
>>2795691
Ffs lad it's just called trail running
Ffs lad it's just called trail running
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)22:00:08 No.2798005
>>2795691
here is my favorite rock on my mountain running route (arguably a trail run, but the rock is not part of the trail so it's more of a mountain run on average). Maybe I'm gonna stash some stuff in this crevice, donno yet
here is my favorite rock on my mountain running route (arguably a trail run, but the rock is not part of the trail so it's more of a mountain run on average). Maybe I'm gonna stash some stuff in this crevice, donno yet
Anonymous 01/11/25(Sat)23:16:03 No.2799588
>>2795691
I was planning to give it a try after winter.
My go-to cardio is hiking a very small local mountain with lots of trails at a decent pace. When starting to get in shape, it's a small step from just "running".
>>2795697
This is what half my hiking has become, cardio that's more interesting than running around town.
I was planning to give it a try after winter.
My go-to cardio is hiking a very small local mountain with lots of trails at a decent pace. When starting to get in shape, it's a small step from just "running".
>>2795697
This is what half my hiking has become, cardio that's more interesting than running around town.