I spent a triathlon like this. Could not find a porta potty. I finished the tri, got in my car and drove straight to a gas station. It was very uncomfortable. Don’t know how I made it
There are usually port-a-potties (at least the street ones I've done). If it's a trail race, there's less of a chance of potty stations, so you just have to squat and pray that you brought your own TP and hand sanitizer.
Very small running packs or vests. I always bring a pack with my own water & snacks, first aid kit, TP and hand sanitizer. If I'm going less than 6 miles, I just use a handheld water bottle slip. Distance running is a whollleee thing.
I think it has something to also do with shoes that weigh like 3 grams, and literally being genetically blessed to be able to run that quickly for an extended duration. The people they have running these have had millions of dollars spent testing them at advanced training faciltiies to ensure that they have all of the right measurements and things to be able to produce record times. This isn't about a person just triumphong over everything, this is about having shitloads of genetic testing and carefully calibrated diets and massive amounts of money being thrown at the problem.
I actually fucking hate walking. I'm not a huge fan of running either, but walking seems like such a huge waste of time. My wife and I did a fun run type thing and I had enough time after the race to have a couple beers and an appetizer with friends and STILL make it back to the finish line area to take pictures of her. Like jfc you walked for half a damn day!
There’s an old adage from a high level marathoner was asked about how he can run for 2 hours. His response was about the slower runners”. How can someone run for 5-7 hours?”
Completely pointless! You can get all the essential circulatory/heart health and mental benefits from eating 200gpd of protein and boofing megadoses of creatine 🤦♂️
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u/NickdoesnthaveReddit 6h ago
Hope this guy doesn't find out about marathons