Fitness Thread (MILITARY WANNABES ONLY)

QM I have no idea about the accuracy or otherwise of treadmills, but I'll believe for the sake of arguement. I believe in under 10 min times I just think it's odd so many ppl have posted such quick times; that might be because only the people who are happy with their times have posted them - but thats not really the point of the thread.

What I will say is running outside is totally different to treadmill running so you need to get outside and run (timing yourself if you like). They won't let you do your mile and a half at Cranwell on a treadmill.

Personally I'm mixing up my training in the vain hope that if I make it hard for myself now the mile and a half at Cranwell should feel easier.

IFor the accuracy of my time, I cleverly used a stopwatch function on a treadmill, along with the distance metre which was pre-set to mph, instead of kph. I assume this is accurate.

QM

Yea I've heard running on a tredmill is easier, although it really hurts my shins. I never ever run on tredmills apart from when I was training to get my running time down - I run around the York racecourse a few times a week, which I think is 2 miles, and I find it alot harder than a tredmill.

EDIT: 10 points to anyone that can mention the word "tredmill" more times than that in such a short paragraph.

Eh??
Have you got some sort of special device!?

I've heard that - tbh I can't run on a treadmill but im fine outside.

If your shins are hurting could it be your trainers? might be time for a new pair?

Yea I've heard running on a tredmill is easier, although it really hurts my shins. I never ever run on tredmills apart from when I was training to get my running time down - I run around the York racecourse a few times a week, which I think is 2 miles, and I find it alot harder than a tredmill.

God Jude you don't even look at your PM's.... .....chuh