1. Static Stretching 2. Don't eat nor drink too much 3. Use the bathroom before your run 4. listen to your body, Rest 5. The Lord will give you strength, just have faith and he will give it to you
Not a runner or anything just high and taking a shit clicked on the vid cus I felt the shit on a spiritual level. Great vid now I know some running tips
'Listen to your body' I can't. If I did, it'll tell me not to go for a run. I can't think about it, I've just got to do it or else my body will talk me out of it.
Have a pre-running routine(i.e. get earbuds, change, bathroom, water, etc.). I find that if I think about going for a run, and then start my music within about 10-20 seconds, I don't even think about not going.
Haha, mine is the same... But I would say listen to your body, but know when it is lying to you, went for a run the other day and my body was telling me all kinds of things to try and stop me, ended up running one of my better times for that distance
My best runs are often the days where I don't even feel like running ironically. When I am in a good mood to run I end up doing worse and feeling like shit
I’m running my first 5k tomorrow wish me luck Edit: I ran a 25:42 Edit 2: Omg thank you guys for 5K likes I couldn’t couldn’t have imagined it! I’m now training to go sub 18 this xc season. I would wish you all luck so could achieve your goals. BUT you can’t get lucky when running. It all comes down to how hard you work. So I hope you all work hard towards achieving your goals👌 Edit 3: I notice a lot of people putting other people down. We’re all on our own running journey, so please stop putting people down and focus on making yourself better as a person and a runner.
I cannot stress how important using the bathroom before a run is. I've had countless moments of having to jump a fence or look for a bush on the side of the road.
My first 5k was a 43:48. (Freshmen) My current best set a week ago 18:55 (Senior) Remember you can do anything you set your mind to, even if it takes 4 years of training to achieve. Update: October 12: 18:37
I've been running for years and I know I should take a dump before running but I don't always do. Earlier this week, I thought I was going to shit myself and I was still 6k away from home. That was along run... A very long run...
I know of a coworker who went for a run. He said he felt discomfort but went anyways. In his way back home about a 1 mile to go he couldn't hold it anymore. The public library was closer so he ran towards it. He ended up shitting as soon as he opened the door. A piece of poop landing on the floor. A floor he would later have to come back to and wipe himself. This is in fact an honest to God true story.
Starting with 10min of walking is good advice for me. I have only recently got back into running and getting my legs warmed up certainly helps as I am close to 50 with arthritis in my feet.
5-10 minutes of walking or dynamic warmups for 5 minutes is the only way i can start running and not have pain during or after. i’m 23 but it’s so important to let your body get ready for running
As a guy who has been running for over 40 years (yes, I stop at night), I find interesting the information about stretching. The video is correct but it is something that has changed over the years. It was once believed that you stretched right from the get-go before a warm-up. Not anymore. There have been similar changes in hypotheses having to do with apply ice instead of heat. The "listen to your body" advice is something I never really did. I was always willing to slow my pace to fit my physical state. My rule-of-thumb was that if I had some aches and pains and was walking with a limp, I was not going to run.
Lol you're lucky you disnt permently damage tour body by not listening to it. I have a chronic illness and if I dont listen to my body during running ill b in a wheelchair for days afterwards. Ive seen people without disabilities not listen and sprain/twist/break a foot or knee or I've heard people pass out by "pushing through it" or even have a heart attack
@IrishNoodles when runningon grass you probably strike more towards your heel(for traction). Shin splints usually happen with heel striking. Move the strike forwards to mid to forefoot and you shouldnt get them.
Its 8am ... I just woke up, saw this video ... and I'm gonna go running now! I'm very exited, I'm gonna listen to my favourite music, so yeah... thanks for the advices and motivation 😊
Stretching: Kinda Food & water: None before run(early morning), a few sips of water maybe. Toilet: Always! Fatigue: Can handle quite some fatigue when not sick. Take aspirin the night I feel a sore throat/early onset of cold to make it to the treadmill/field next morn.
I wore my Nike zoom streak for the first in a half marathon last year. About 1/2way through felt like there was a nail or something towards my toes but battled through it and ended up just fine with them. Would say maybe do One short run with a new shoe. But having the new right shoe will make you faster because it has to be the shoes.
Thanks for this video Harry! I also feel like skipping a cool-down after the run or workout is a mistake ... too many times I've seen people just 'shut it down' as soon as they finish their designated workout/mileage/race and neglect that ramping down that is vital to staying strong and injury-free (IMHO).
The amount of times I went on a run and had to shit is uncountable. My tactic is to just run faster and with an over exaggerated form. Holds it in every time, 100% guarantee.
My first 5k was 27:02 (8th grade) Next was 24:30 Next was 23:33 Next was 22:10 Next was 21:44 NEW SEASON(freshman year) Next was 19:52 Next was 19:33 Next was 18:38 Next was 18:09 my current PR
Back in middle school, I had lunch before PE and would eat hot cheetoes everyday including days I had to run my mile. It was hell, but I never regretted. Still got good mile times anyway 🤷♀️
I saw the thumbnail and I thought it was going to suggest having a dump was a bad idea. So glad that's not the case as I don't fancy holding one in just before I go running now.
Big thing for me as I've been running more as I'm preparing for my next APFT in the spring is not increasing too fast. Recently back in October I increased way too fast. Currently worked my way up from 2 to 3 to now 4 miles a day 5 days a week at a moderate-slow pace. Just trying to get miles under my belt with 2 days of faster runs. Previously I just jumped straight from about 5 miles a week to 20 and it killed my legs. After spending the past 2 months working my way up it's definitely helped a lot.
Training for a marathon in October. It’ll be my first, and a dream of mine for a long time. Did my “long run” today with seven miles in 1:00:50, averaged about 8”40secs/mile. 16 weeks to go!
Same here...I made the mistake once of assuming it was just nerves before a race...welp, I damn near wet myself holding it as I past by fully occupied toilets until Mile 18 of a marathon. Almost exploded.
Yah. I noticed this happens to me sometimes too. I've been trying to figure out a way to control it and so far I've found that the way I hold my posture, and how I breathe has an impact. It can make the feeling worse or calm it down depending if I use deep belly breathing or take deeper more diaphramatic breaths-- diaphramatic breaths work better for me in calming. The focus of my mind affects it the same: the more i fear it the closer it gets. So by strengthening my gaze outwards this affects my breaths, posture, strides and thus helps calm things. A slouching posture aids the poops while keeping a tall posture can help me in maintaining or regaining control of it. And the more I activate my legs and glute muscles helps to reduce the intensity of the desire. And finally, if all else fails, then slowing down while practicing all of the above usually keeps me sane....until I'm approaching an area with a toilet. Then the mental starts to weaken and everything below it wants to follow. So the battle to hold my world together once again ensues, and it can get pretty intense in here sometimes, lol. But those are some things that helps me in the struggle...helped me yesterday on my run and glad to say, I ran past a toilet and made him home safely. All of the above steps were used to prevent an explosion in my pants.
Oh my god, the toilet one is probably the only thing that I legit don't like about running. I mean, I seriously love the sport and I could run all day but, yeah, both digestive and urinary tracts do not ask questions 😢 *TMI alert* this one time I legit pooped myself a little, I couldn't go anywhere because it was a city run with loads of people around, thank heavens I had only like 3k left to my place, probably the fastest I ever ran..
Regulate your eating schedules and make it habit every day to eat same amounts at same time every day so your body can adapt to digestion at the same times every day, so you know when youll have to go.....as far as going number 2....number 1 is more unpredictable because fluid intake fluctuates more.
I quite enjoy running on my own time, but actually dont like doing it competively. Ive had bad experiences with people pressuring and having too high expectations for me that when i tried my best they actually make me feel worse in the end or during. It often puts me away from it, as i quite enjoy it aside from what the judgment and pressure that comes with.
Try the parkrun. It isn’t a competitive race but the presence of other people motivates you to run faster and get a better time, even if they aren’t judging and pressuring you.
E , iv been running for probably five years now , 5/6 days a week and iv never once ran with anyone else , always on my own , not sure how I’d feel if I was to run with others , probably like yourself, under pressure I would imagine, so up to now Iv resisted joining up with another runner, and just do my own thing , has worked for me so far, not saying I’d never run beside others but for now I’m just content suiting myself, crazy , maybe but we all have our own ways 🏃♂️🏃♂️
This was great Harry! I found that I started improving my runs once I started my workouts with dynamic stretches and cut back the amount I ate. Felt looser from the stretches and lighter from not having to digest enough food. One other mistake I see is not being honest about where you are relative to your goals. When I first wanted to break 20:00 in the 5k I was running around 23:00 and it took me years to figure out that I was running way too fast at the beginning of my hard runs. Once I cut back the pace on the fast stuff to reflect where I currently was, I started making gains.
i don't stretch when i run, massive waste of time, i only have two rules, i load up on water a good 10 hours before i run, that means 16 oz every one and half hour so everything is functional and im good to go, my "warm" up has nothing to do with hypextending my joints, i basically walk a good 7000 steps then i go and run, that's as warmed up my legs will be functionally.
This was a great video! For some reason when I went out for my runs I always had to 💩 like 1.5 miles in so I planned out my run so that I would pass porta john locations
@@georgelane6350well a few bananas seems like alot but running burns around 100cal/mi and bananas are like120cal. If its fuel for the run having 3-5 before a 10mi practice makes sense
Good advice! And for the experienced & inexperienced alike a written summary in the video description would be helpful. I always stretch AFTER a run. It helps, though, to get the blood pumping before the start of a race, even if it's just running in place. Of course, if you're not racing, you can just start slowly.
I started running and needed a pee straight away, thought that if I pushed on the feeling would go away but it didn't. Luckily it started raining heavily so I just let it go and nobody was any the wiser.
I came to this video because my parents said if I get a mile time under 7 min I could get a puppy! My mile time is currently 8 min and I was wondering if I was doing anything that could possible slow me down, I’m going to the track tommorow and I hope I do well! I have always wanted a puppy🥺❤️😍
Running over 20 years, I jog at a 8:15 mile for 800 meters. Then stretch at intervals of double 20 seconds per routine. Then I go back into the run at 7:40 pace, then increase into the next mile at 7:20. After that I increase into the 6:50 range until mile 5. That gives me 5 miles a day. Then recovery two days a week and a 10-13 miler on the weekend. Works great for this 40 year old.
Never eat something that’ll leave a flavor in your mouth. I did the mile run for school and got 7:27 and the whole time I had a terrible mint taste in my mouth that annoyed me the whole time.
Rudy Steiner lol I’m a softball player and a sophomore (so obviously I don’t have to do distance running because sprints are more beneficial imo) but my mile is like 9:00 so you’re not alone bud :’)
When I saw the toilet paper hung on the proper side on the thumbnail, I knew I was about to listen to the recommendations of a like able, level headed, reliable and rational dude. You have my trust and utmost attention
I learned the toilet before running the hard way, like going even if you dont feel like you need it. I was running my first 10km, around 9 my muscles were so tired i just completely pissed myself and i knew it was happening and literally couldn’t stop it. Thankfully i was alr so soaked in sweat, you couldnt really tell. Heard this is more likely to happen to women too.
Breathing. Always thought I had horrible stamina when I was in fact breathing incorrectly. Breathing was literally the difference between having to stop 3 times on a 1.25 mile run and being able to run 4 miles straight in 31 minutes.
Rhythm is HUGE once I figured that out my times improved greatly, One of the most helpful things my coach has ever shouted during a race was “light feet and quick rhythm”
Thanks for the video. I have been running for general fitness for about 4 months. I run through the local bike track that has some small hill parts. When I started running I got some knee pain which has improved quite alot now. I think mainly caused by flat feet which I have always had. I time my runs. I run very intense to try to get a better time when I run but worried I am overdoing it ( I run 6km runs every second day ). Generally takes about 27.5 mins and that's pushing it hard for me. My question is should I aim to run at a more comfortable speed for fitness and to avoid potential injury ( and obviously maintaining good form and posture). Thanks for reading, Chris.
Also make sure your shoes are tied tightly. The other day I was running and my shoe can untied. Also there a video called, “best warm up before running.” It’s got some great easy stretches, just 3 minds. I started doing every time. The first time I did I improved my mile my 10 seconds.
@@pjs6135 he probably means a few. 3-5 bananas is 350-600 cals of sugar with a bit of potassium for electrolyte balance. If you run 10 miles youre burning around 1000 cals. Sugar starts being absorbed almost as soon as you put it in your mouth so youre actually using that sugar during the run even if it only take you 1hr for 10miles
Best tip imo is to nearly force in 500ml of juice + 500ml of water about 1hr before your run. You can pee twice before your run and you will feel amazingly hydrated
Ignoring the weather. 2 lessons learned. I once tried to run when it was 20 degrees outside without gloves thinking my hands would warm up (they didn’t). Must cover head, feet, and hands when cold (for me,
Hey man, it’s not the body thats restricting you! It’s your mind. You know that voice in your head that goes: «i’ll run for 5 more minutes then i’m done» .. turn that voice into your little bitch and fucking destroy that puny 2K, i believe in you.
travroy I am of the opinion that static stretching should be completely eliminated from almost all athletic training. perhaps with the rare exception of gymnastics where it is specific to the sport. Most static stretching is an injury risk, slows recovery, reduces speed, and does nothing to help you.
Steven Turner fuck that, if i don't stretch out my hamstrings they're tight and the backs of my knees snap into a long run. Plus post any tear you don't stretch you won't regain the full extension of the muscle. Only when fully warmed up. I do post run, always. And be careful not to stretch muscles that are already injured more than they can take. This is something you have to learn to gauge over time.
Ok guys... seriously... this was the topic of soooooo many of my papers that required published, peer-reviewed studies. Static stretching (stretch and hold more that 20 seconds) has zero effect on your workout EXCEPT that you are measurably (8-4%) weaker. Foam rolling does very little for a warm up. Best is a dynamic workout, some foam roll after, and static stretching at different points through the day if you feel you need it. The exception (as someone mentioned) are activities where you need more mobility than your cold muscles possess. Hurdles, gymnastics, high-kicking martial arts... all need you at the extreme of your mobility. Stretch before those activities. There is no statistical effect on injury rate either way.
Paused at 3:52- He seems like a good guy but the one where you have to go to the washroom before running is self explanatory and obvious. You just gotta train your body with a specific routine in the morning......... but work hard.......................................
I go number 2 while I'm running.
Leaving traps and obstacles for my opponent's
Zach Haus
Smart
Mario kart but its king kong
This needs more likes
OMG HAHAHHAHAHA
Loll
I don't poop before I run so during the run I have to run faster to get to the toilet to I get 1st place
That's broken logic and I'm pretty sure your speed gain is an illusion
@Anonymous sorry I'm pretty bad at spotting those kind of things
r/woooooosh
@@gangstax2131 sorry haha feel free to go ahead on reddit
Hahahahaha
1. Static Stretching
2. Don't eat nor drink too much
3. Use the bathroom before your run
4. listen to your body, Rest
5. The Lord will give you strength, just have faith and he will give it to you
thanks!
Tnx a lot
watch the whole vid.
Saint
You're a legend, saved me some precious time
I have never done any of these mistakes, partly because i never run....
Hehe
Classic
Why would you even bother watching it?
Henrik Rambøl hahahaa good one!
Henrik Rambøl touché my friend!
Remembering mid-run you should have gone 💩 first. We've all been there... right?!
Yep
So fucking true
Yes, my brother has a friend who sometimes just poops while running.
Yeah 😐...
@@sotheac669 as much as I love running, I couldn’t go that far.
Running home while holding a poo the most traumatic experience I’ve had.
Adam MacDonagh bro I left with an XLarge shirt came back no shirt and a cleared gut
Was you holding it in your left hand or your right?
same man
That happened to me the other day, I almost shat my pants.
Then put it down then
I don’t have a dump until I’ve finished running, it makes me run faster to get home !
Ian Swan 😂😂😂
no it doesnt you idiot, you have to run slower so you crap yourself.
yeah i meant you have to run slower not to crap yourself, im sure you knew that.
Ian Swan XX I almost pooped just reading that because of how funny it was
#shartedinmypants
but I wipe my own ass!!!!
“Listen to your body, don’t neglect it”
Ah so I should eat 2 pounds of brownies thanks for the tips bro
That's more like listening to your brain, mind, not body
Brownies are the ultimate energy bar
I like this philosophy a lot
I like this logic ima do this also
r/ woosh to half the people in the comments section
Not a runner or anything just high and taking a shit clicked on the vid cus I felt the shit on a spiritual level. Great vid now I know some running tips
Hahaaha EXACT same.
Well me too
We that poop squad fellas🤠
Haha
Mood lmao
I’m on the toilet while watching this...
Preston Melkerson same
Me too
same😂
Meeeee tooo
So it is clear that
Google is watching us,lol
'Listen to your body'
I can't. If I did, it'll tell me not to go for a run.
I can't think about it, I've just got to do it or else my body will talk me out of it.
But if you dont go for a run he tells you to do yoga. At least do something goddamit!
That’s more than likely your mind telling you to not run. Not your body.
garrytaylor mind over matter
Have a pre-running routine(i.e. get earbuds, change, bathroom, water, etc.). I find that if I think about going for a run, and then start my music within about 10-20 seconds, I don't even think about not going.
Haha, mine is the same... But I would say listen to your body, but know when it is lying to you, went for a run the other day and my body was telling me all kinds of things to try and stop me, ended up running one of my better times for that distance
My best runs are often the days where I don't even feel like running ironically. When I am in a good mood to run I end up doing worse and feeling like shit
The feeling after completing a run that began with saying “I don’t want to do this” is always great!
Noticed the same thing myself haha
Same
My best races are when I hate myself so idk
Me
I’m running my first 5k tomorrow wish me luck
Edit: I ran a 25:42
Edit 2: Omg thank you guys for 5K likes I couldn’t couldn’t have imagined it! I’m now training to go sub 18 this xc season. I would wish you all luck so could achieve your goals. BUT you can’t get lucky when running. It all comes down to how hard you work. So I hope you all work hard towards achieving your goals👌
Edit 3: I notice a lot of people putting other people down. We’re all on our own running journey, so please stop putting people down and focus on making yourself better as a person and a runner.
Hasan Khan congrats! I ran my first at a 28:32
I'm doing my first 3k on the 28th, I'll tell you how I do
Edit: It was 12:14!
That's great, room for improvement is available.
BAZZ Bolt On my next 5k I got 23:44 I am hoping to get sub 23
Adrian Baez good luck tomorrow
I cannot stress how important using the bathroom before a run is.
I've had countless moments of having to jump a fence or look for a bush on the side of the road.
Why not wear a diaper?
@@sven-sandershestakov3294 I run long distance, diapers are not practical.
I just run 10k max
My first 5k was a 43:48. (Freshmen)
My current best set a week ago 18:55 (Senior)
Remember you can do anything you set your mind to, even if it takes 4 years of training to achieve.
Update: October 12: 18:37
FuzziestOfPonds Gaming damn
How long is 5k
Jett Wooten 3.1 miles
FuzziestOfPonds Gaming holy i’m proud but damn a 43:48 💀
Finn yea bro I was not in good shape. Cross country saved my health
3:00 like my grandpa always said “it’s better to have a shity run than have a shit while running” rip
Yes, pooing before run is of utmost importance.
Peter Sagan As an apache helicopter I call it missile unloading
Yudri Tewak as a sportsman. We call out where the fuck are the players at before a match
Turco x Kurd M 😂
As a sprinter at a meet, i call it never ending
As a football player, I call it taking the Browns to the Superbowl
I've trained my body to want to poop whenever I get ready to run/workout. It almost feels religious.
I know that feeling mate 😂 I’ve just started up my own TH-cam channel and am now making RUNNING VIDEOS !! 👌🔥🏃♂️
@Ghettodi nixoh ur choice of words was very fitting n impressive !!
same lol
Yup. Same,
Yep same, best habbit ever 😂
I was 315 when I ran my first 5k. 56 min was my time and I’m proud of that shit, something I never thought of myself doing, I did !
Well Done!👏
@@thegeoff9253 really bad dad joke, offense, 5 yard penalty repeat down!
That’s impressive
That's actually good considering you weighed as much as two people
I've been running for years and I know I should take a dump before running but I don't always do. Earlier this week, I thought I was going to shit myself and I was still 6k away from home. That was along run... A very long run...
😭😭😭😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
pmplo why wouldn’t you just find a bush?
Happened to me once when I was running at night. I took a huge shit(a clean shit) on the side walk and used the baby wippes and kept on going
jake simmons mane what the fuck
I know of a coworker who went for a run. He said he felt discomfort but went anyways. In his way back home about a 1 mile to go he couldn't hold it anymore. The public library was closer so he ran towards it.
He ended up shitting as soon as he opened the door. A piece of poop landing on the floor. A floor he would later have to come back to and wipe himself.
This is in fact an honest to God true story.
Running a 4k. Know it's not much but wish me luck anyways lol
Good Luck ! ^__^ You can do it !
College Laval ppl be like
good luck man
For anyone wonder I got 14.49 mins
@@joshb.8212 thanks
Who else pisses almost 20 times before a race ? 😂
Ik what ur talking about
Lol that's soooo me☺😹
That's me :0
That’s me it’s a nervous habit
I want to be hydrated but also have peed out all the water 😂
Starting with 10min of walking is good advice for me. I have only recently got back into running and getting my legs warmed up certainly helps as I am close to 50 with arthritis in my feet.
5-10 minutes of walking or dynamic warmups for 5 minutes is the only way i can start running and not have pain during or after. i’m 23 but it’s so important to let your body get ready for running
I poop while running and use baby wipes while I’m still running 🏃
....I'm not going to shake your hand post race then!
Thank you, I thought I was the only one that did this.
R J 😂
Guys plz say you're joking
@@HeyEveryoneHi it’s a normal thing you should try it! 😊
As a guy who has been running for over 40 years (yes, I stop at night), I find interesting the information about stretching. The video is correct but it is something that has changed over the years. It was once believed that you stretched right from the get-go before a warm-up. Not anymore. There have been similar changes in hypotheses having to do with apply ice instead of heat. The "listen to your body" advice is something I never really did. I was always willing to slow my pace to fit my physical state. My rule-of-thumb was that if I had some aches and pains and was walking with a limp, I was not going to run.
it sounds like you need shoes with better support for your runs on hard ground.
"yes, I stop at night" had me ROTFLing.
Lol you're lucky you disnt permently damage tour body by not listening to it. I have a chronic illness and if I dont listen to my body during running ill b in a wheelchair for days afterwards. Ive seen people without disabilities not listen and sprain/twist/break a foot or knee or I've heard people pass out by "pushing through it" or even have a heart attack
What are you? Forest Gump?
@IrishNoodles when runningon grass you probably strike more towards your heel(for traction). Shin splints usually happen with heel striking. Move the strike forwards to mid to forefoot and you shouldnt get them.
Its 8am ... I just woke up, saw this video ... and I'm gonna go running now! I'm very exited, I'm gonna listen to my favourite music, so yeah... thanks for the advices and motivation 😊
excited*
Advice*
@@mr.t.1237 *cough cough- pedantic- cough cough
Stretching: Kinda
Food & water: None before run(early morning), a few sips of water maybe.
Toilet: Always!
Fatigue: Can handle quite some fatigue when not sick. Take aspirin the night I feel a sore throat/early onset of cold to make it to the treadmill/field next morn.
Nice thumbnail
Matthew haha awkward
Ok, so what?
Lol
Matthew Jesus loves you guys, let me know if you have any questions about God
Matthew I was thinking he same thing 👌🏻
One of my rookie mistakes was to run a half marathon with my brand new shoes!!! What could go wrong? Bad idea
Alex Montalvo its ok if its the same make and model you used before and you know how they break in.
That's brave Alex!
I wore my Nike zoom streak for the first in a half marathon last year. About 1/2way through felt like there was a nail or something towards my toes but battled through it and ended up just fine with them. Would say maybe do
One short run with a new shoe. But having the new right shoe will make you faster because it has to be the shoes.
Alex Montalvo Only considered doing that in a pair of Brooks.The one running brand shoe ive never had to break in.
Why
If you were on the toilet watching this😂😂 😂 you're A Legend.
Wassup
thx
🤣🤣🤣🤣💔
🥵🥵🥵😎😎😎😎
I am a Legend.
Thanks for this video Harry! I also feel like skipping a cool-down after the run or workout is a mistake ... too many times I've seen people just 'shut it down' as soon as they finish their designated workout/mileage/race and neglect that ramping down that is vital to staying strong and injury-free (IMHO).
#1 on my list is getting to the toilet lol nothing worse than feeling uncomfortable on a run 🏃🏻... good video Harry ✌🏼
The amount of times I went on a run and had to shit is uncountable. My tactic is to just run faster and with an over exaggerated form. Holds it in every time, 100% guarantee.
You're a wizard Harry
No I'm not, I'm just Harry!😂
your a Harry wizard
Harry, you're a wizard
a wizard harry you're
Wizard youre harry
I’m soon jogging a 5k! Wish me luck guys!
Edit: I ran it today and it went well! Thank you to the one person who wished me good luck. 😁
good luck! Can't wait to run 5k's again😄, where I'm at pretty sure they're still shut down because of covid
@@coastalbeaches7181 - Thanks! :D
@@coastalbeaches7181 wow you got some good luck on you. Can I have your luck when I play horror games.
My first 5k was 27:02 (8th grade)
Next was 24:30
Next was 23:33
Next was 22:10
Next was 21:44
NEW SEASON(freshman year)
Next was 19:52
Next was 19:33
Next was 18:38
Next was 18:09 my current PR
That is sick. You are better than me.
nobody asked
At this rate, in about 20 races time, you'll be the new world record holder.
Bull shit
Nice
Haha I had hot Cheetos once. Absolutely regretted it. Horrible run
Diana Turcios I ate Taco Bell, then ran a 5k race. Unsettled stomach the entire day.
Ring stinger 🔥💩
same i was cramping so bad and my stomach hurt 😔
Who eats junk food before a run? Are you guys psycho???
Back in middle school, I had lunch before PE and would eat hot cheetoes everyday including days I had to run my mile. It was hell, but I never regretted. Still got good mile times anyway 🤷♀️
If I dont 💩 before I run, I will 💩 on myself
Anthony Williams then go in the morning poopypant man
Anthony Williams That’s Nice 😐
Same
@joe caterman same
Same
training your body to go before you run/workout is the greatest advice ever! for sure. great video!
Really bad when you skip taking a 💩. Gotta empty the back boi.
I always run when I have to take a *shit* because I have a fast ass metabolism... The pain is real...
Well it will lighten you up at least 5kg, if you're anything like me. So you'll run further and faster.
No bad idea keep the poop makes you run faster
I saw the thumbnail and I thought it was going to suggest having a dump was a bad idea.
So glad that's not the case as I don't fancy holding one in just before I go running now.
Bobby Silver man that cracked me up haha I thought exactly the same thing!
Here before my race today for a 2k , last time was 21min and some seconds I will update when done !
I PR’d I got a 20 this time ! 😁😁
Big thing for me as I've been running more as I'm preparing for my next APFT in the spring is not increasing too fast. Recently back in October I increased way too fast. Currently worked my way up from 2 to 3 to now 4 miles a day 5 days a week at a moderate-slow pace. Just trying to get miles under my belt with 2 days of faster runs. Previously I just jumped straight from about 5 miles a week to 20 and it killed my legs. After spending the past 2 months working my way up it's definitely helped a lot.
Shootemup89 hey what’s up bro!! Lol A fellow subscriber here..
Emanuel Santana Same!
Matt Ward isgfcgs
Matt Ward hh
Matt Ward wjkk
I just ate 4 cookies, this run should be interesting
Rob Dymott me too
I did it the same in my first official race, ate brownies the day before 😂 Let me just say my body wasn’t feeling it after the race 👏🏾
I ate McDonald's rip me
So how was your run
Rob Dymott O_O
Oh no
Your videos are very helpful. In a new runner, doing 5 and 10k and now I'm doing a 23 weeks training for my first half marathon :)
Steele oats 2 hours before run guarantees regularity and long lasting energy
Ahhh yess running. Might try it someday. Interesting video though!👍
Training for a marathon in October. It’ll be my first, and a dream of mine for a long time. Did my “long run” today with seven miles in 1:00:50, averaged about 8”40secs/mile. 16 weeks to go!
If you wanna be number 1, make time for number 2! :-D
Zenith Gaming what does that mean
@@tiana1736 make time to go poop
That was so fucking smooth
underrated comment
Underrated.
Good solid running advice!!
I’m always dying for a piss before an actual event
Joe you are in stress that's why.
Joe M SAME
Same
more common than you think
Same here...I made the mistake once of assuming it was just nerves before a race...welp, I damn near wet myself holding it as I past by fully occupied toilets until Mile 18 of a marathon. Almost exploded.
My assistant to the regional manager always puts Imodium in my coffee. Before I run. Excellent. Hope someone gets the reference.
“i usually start slowing down around this time, but today i’m feeling great”
-Toby Flenderson
Yah. I noticed this happens to me sometimes too. I've been trying to figure out a way to control it and so far I've found that the way I hold my posture, and how I breathe has an impact. It can make the feeling worse or calm it down depending if I use deep belly breathing or take deeper more diaphramatic breaths-- diaphramatic breaths work better for me in calming. The focus of my mind affects it the same: the more i fear it the closer it gets. So by strengthening my gaze outwards this affects my breaths, posture, strides and thus helps calm things. A slouching posture aids the poops while keeping a tall posture can help me in maintaining or regaining control of it. And the more I activate my legs and glute muscles helps to reduce the intensity of the desire. And finally, if all else fails, then slowing down while practicing all of the above usually keeps me sane....until I'm approaching an area with a toilet. Then the mental starts to weaken and everything below it wants to follow. So the battle to hold my world together once again ensues, and it can get pretty intense in here sometimes, lol.
But those are some things that helps me in the struggle...helped me yesterday on my run and glad to say, I ran past a toilet and made him home safely. All of the above steps were used to prevent an explosion in my pants.
Oh my god, the toilet one is probably the only thing that I legit don't like about running. I mean, I seriously love the sport and I could run all day but, yeah, both digestive and urinary tracts do not ask questions 😢 *TMI alert* this one time I legit pooped myself a little, I couldn't go anywhere because it was a city run with loads of people around, thank heavens I had only like 3k left to my place, probably the fastest I ever ran..
Mia Vegan ew
Regulate your eating schedules and make it habit every day to eat same amounts at same time every day so your body can adapt to digestion at the same times every day, so you know when youll have to go.....as far as going number 2....number 1 is more unpredictable because fluid intake fluctuates more.
Porridge 2 hours before run will get you to the loo in time before run.
Lmao
New pb :)
When ever I run I fart
One of the main reasons I run.....natural gasX lol.
Orchid oils it always happens when im nervous 😌
It doesn't count as a PB if it's "wind assisted" 😁
@Keith M PAUSEEE BRO PAAUUSE
SAME AND I BURP
Thanks for the tips...but also your voice is wonderful to listen to.
I quite enjoy running on my own time, but actually dont like doing it competively. Ive had bad experiences with people pressuring and having too high expectations for me that when i tried my best they actually make me feel worse in the end or during. It often puts me away from it, as i quite enjoy it aside from what the judgment and pressure that comes with.
Absolutely. I agree 100%
Try the parkrun. It isn’t a competitive race but the presence of other people motivates you to run faster and get a better time, even if they aren’t judging and pressuring you.
E , iv been running for probably five years now , 5/6 days a week and iv never once ran with anyone else , always on my own , not sure how I’d feel if I was to run with others , probably like yourself, under pressure I would imagine, so up to now Iv resisted joining up with another runner, and just do my own thing , has worked for me so far, not saying I’d never run beside others but for now I’m just content suiting myself, crazy , maybe but we all have our own ways 🏃♂️🏃♂️
This was great Harry! I found that I started improving my runs once I started my workouts with dynamic stretches and cut back the amount I ate. Felt looser from the stretches and lighter from not having to digest enough food. One other mistake I see is not being honest about where you are relative to your goals. When I first wanted to break 20:00 in the 5k I was running around 23:00 and it took me years to figure out that I was running way too fast at the beginning of my hard runs. Once I cut back the pace on the fast stuff to reflect where I currently was, I started making gains.
JordanThomas hi
kmJordanThomas
i eat before i run, im good
i don't stretch when i run, massive waste of time, i only have two rules, i load up on water a good 10 hours before i run, that means 16 oz every one and half hour so everything is functional and im good to go, my "warm" up has nothing to do with hypextending my joints, i basically walk a good 7000 steps then i go and run, that's as warmed up my legs will be functionally.
15:34 5k and I eat right before races
Hi thank for sharing with tips can I ask you please it is good to drink a cup of coffee before the run?
This was a great video! For some reason when I went out for my runs I always had to 💩 like 1.5 miles in so I planned out my run so that I would pass porta john locations
“Have something light before a run. Like a few bananas” - Running instructor, 2020.
Mate, if you're doing big miles, that is light!!
@@georgelane6350well a few bananas seems like alot but running burns around 100cal/mi and bananas are like120cal. If its fuel for the run having 3-5 before a 10mi practice makes sense
Bananas are about the lightest snack I can think of
Thanks for the advice. I’m doing a beep test for a new job role next week and thought I would be fine but gased our last night on my first attempt
Couple times I've had to cut up a sock and go behind a tree off road. Both times I had already dropped a plop before starting the run. Annoying.
the poop one is very important, i have had that incorporated into my routine for a while now
Good advice! And for the experienced & inexperienced alike a written summary in the video description would be helpful. I always stretch AFTER a run. It helps, though, to get the blood pumping before the start of a race, even if it's just running in place. Of course, if you're not racing, you can just start slowly.
I started running and needed a pee straight away, thought that if I pushed on the feeling would go away but it didn't. Luckily it started raining heavily so I just let it go and nobody was any the wiser.
I came to this video because my parents said if I get a mile time under 7 min I could get a puppy! My mile time is currently 8 min and I was wondering if I was doing anything that could possible slow me down, I’m going to the track tommorow and I hope I do well! I have always wanted a puppy🥺❤️😍
Did you get the puppy?
Excellent video, both the information and the delivery of it.
Running over 20 years, I jog at a 8:15 mile for 800 meters. Then stretch at intervals of double 20 seconds per routine. Then I go back into the run at 7:40 pace, then increase into the next mile at 7:20. After that I increase into the 6:50 range until mile 5. That gives me 5 miles a day. Then recovery two days a week and a 10-13 miler on the weekend. Works great for this 40 year old.
I like how the thumbnail is literally him taking the shit
Running my first 5k tomorrow, thanks for the video!
Never eat something that’ll leave a flavor in your mouth.
I did the mile run for school and got 7:27 and the whole time I had a terrible mint taste in my mouth that annoyed me the whole time.
Lunqr Eclispe grade?
Rudy Steiner 7th
Lunqr Eclispe I’m in 7th grade too! My best time is 6:57! I’m a girl. I’m trying to get to 6:30 by the end of my school year
Guys stop I’m a male freshman and my Time is 6:52, you’re making me feel sooo slow
Rudy Steiner lol I’m a softball player and a sophomore (so obviously I don’t have to do distance running because sprints are more beneficial imo) but my mile is like 9:00 so you’re not alone bud :’)
I do what i want
Mohannad Abdulrahman lol... Hilarious
Mohannad Abdulrahman then why are you here
Shut up Cartman
Damn right, cuz I'm an adult.
@@inon4037 Because he wants to?
When I saw the toilet paper hung on the proper side on the thumbnail, I knew I was about to listen to the recommendations of a like able, level headed, reliable and rational dude. You have my trust and utmost attention
I remember my first marathon, i almost shit my pants literally.
He's a challenge, do everyone one of these things before a run
Always love a pre run poop! Feel so light and airy and ready to go
I learned the toilet before running the hard way, like going even if you dont feel like you need it. I was running my first 10km, around 9 my muscles were so tired i just completely pissed myself and i knew it was happening and literally couldn’t stop it. Thankfully i was alr so soaked in sweat, you couldnt really tell. Heard this is more likely to happen to women too.
Don't underestimate the power of walking. Absolutely fantastic for recovery and keeps you moving.
Could you please make a video showing how do you warm up/ stretch before and after running?
Litterally watching this now, on the toilet, before going out running.
Breathing. Always thought I had horrible stamina when I was in fact breathing incorrectly. Breathing was literally the difference between having to stop 3 times on a 1.25 mile run and being able to run 4 miles straight in 31 minutes.
Rhythm is HUGE once I figured that out my times improved greatly, One of the most helpful things my coach has ever shouted during a race was “light feet and quick rhythm”
Thanks for the video. I have been running for general fitness for about 4 months. I run through the local bike track that has some small hill parts.
When I started running I got some knee pain which has improved quite alot now. I think mainly caused by flat feet which I have always had. I time my runs. I run very intense to try to get a better time when I run but worried I am overdoing it ( I run 6km runs every second day ). Generally takes about 27.5 mins and that's pushing it hard for me. My question is should I aim to run at a more comfortable speed for fitness and to avoid potential injury ( and obviously maintaining good form and posture). Thanks for reading, Chris.
"A FEW BANANAS" !?
high in carbs, low in fiber, they'll clog you right up!! prevents you from soiling yourself in the middle of your run 😩👌😩👌😩👌
Lol
yeah just A FEW .. like 3 or 4? lol
bananas are fairly laxative.
MoDy Joe 5 to 6 should do the trick, but you can eat up to 10 if you feel like it
Good tips, I figured these out the hard way, though 😂
All your saying its happened to me yesterday. Thanks for your advices. Will follow it after this.
I was sitting on the toilet when I saw the thumbnail and said to my self this is perfect for me 😂
I was once in a 5k and had to just run straight home cause I had to go to the bathroom so bad
Also make sure your shoes are tied tightly. The other day I was running and my shoe can untied. Also there a video called, “best warm up before running.” It’s got some great easy stretches, just 3 minds. I started doing every time. The first time I did I improved my mile my 10 seconds.
“Eat a FEW bananas before a run”!? A few!?!?!? 😬🤣
Augmented Reality Images he might mean a 1/2 or 1
@@pjs6135 he probably means a few. 3-5 bananas is 350-600 cals of sugar with a bit of potassium for electrolyte balance. If you run 10 miles youre burning around 1000 cals. Sugar starts being absorbed almost as soon as you put it in your mouth so youre actually using that sugar during the run even if it only take you 1hr for 10miles
@@danan9061 - I wish that I could run 16km per hour!
Best tip imo is to nearly force in 500ml of juice + 500ml of water about 1hr before your run. You can pee twice before your run and you will feel amazingly hydrated
Ignoring the weather. 2 lessons learned. I once tried to run when it was 20 degrees outside without gloves thinking my hands would warm up (they didn’t). Must cover head, feet, and hands when cold (for me,
I’m running a 15k in one week! I’m terrified 🤠
Everyone: running 4-5k
Me: running 2k and still dying
Update: I did it and I came 23rd.
I’m running 3000m 💀
Running 1.2k lol
How about 500m
Keep at it. I died at 500m on my first run, done my first non stop 10k about 4 months later. I'm fat, smoke and flat footed - good luck!
Hey man, it’s not the body thats restricting you! It’s your mind. You know that voice in your head that goes: «i’ll run for 5 more minutes then i’m done» .. turn that voice into your little bitch and fucking destroy that puny 2K, i believe in you.
this video addressed so many things that we learnt in our PE class
Is foam rolling before static stretches a decent alternative to walking?
travroy I am of the opinion that static stretching should be completely eliminated from almost all athletic training. perhaps with the rare exception of gymnastics where it is specific to the sport. Most static stretching is an injury risk, slows recovery, reduces speed, and does nothing to help you.
Steven Turner I disagree, for me stretching really helps to loosen me up before or after a workout. Ofc we're all different tho 😁
Aaron i agree with streching but you should foam roll after trainings if you need to
Steven Turner fuck that, if i don't stretch out my hamstrings they're tight and the backs of my knees snap into a long run. Plus post any tear you don't stretch you won't regain the full extension of the muscle. Only when fully warmed up. I do post run, always. And be careful not to stretch muscles that are already injured more than they can take. This is something you have to learn to gauge over time.
Ok guys... seriously... this was the topic of soooooo many of my papers that required published, peer-reviewed studies. Static stretching (stretch and hold more that 20 seconds) has zero effect on your workout EXCEPT that you are measurably (8-4%) weaker. Foam rolling does very little for a warm up. Best is a dynamic workout, some foam roll after, and static stretching at different points through the day if you feel you need it. The exception (as someone mentioned) are activities where you need more mobility than your cold muscles possess. Hurdles, gymnastics, high-kicking martial arts... all need you at the extreme of your mobility. Stretch before those activities. There is no statistical effect on injury rate either way.
Each time I start my run I get a sudden urge to go pee... n I just emptied out my bladder before I walked out the front door...
Any thoughts on aerobic vs anaerobic training. Which will give me the best mile time? 5k? And is a mix better than one or the other?
Paused at 3:52- He seems like a good guy but the one where you have to go to the washroom before running is self explanatory and obvious. You just gotta train your body with a specific routine in the morning......... but work hard.......................................
Wish me luck guys I have cross country tmmrrw
Dahye C How did you do?
84th place out of 300
Good luck...I'm trying out for 800m tomorrow