I get tired when I run...

[Unkotare]

On another thread someone actually said "I tired very quickly when I run, so that's a no-go." WTF? That's the point! Do people really not get the point of pushing your limits? Nothing in nature changes unless it has to.

 

[Woodznutz]

I get shin splints if I run, so I don't run.

 

[Unkotare]

I get shin splints if I run, so I don't run.

That's different from getting tired.

 

[Dante]

On another thread someone actually said "I tired very quickly when I run, so that's a no-go." WTF? That's the point! Do people really not get the point of pushing your limits? Nothing in nature changes unless it has to.

It's not a good thing to tire quickly. You're being ignorant here. Can be a sign of a significant health issue.

 

[Crepitus]

It's not a good thing to tire quickly. You're being ignorant here. Can be a sign of a significant health issue.

It can also be a sign of not wanting to put out the effort or of being badly out of shape.

 

[Unkotare]

It's not a good thing to tire quickly. You're being ignorant here. Can be a sign of a significant health issue.

Then go to a doctor, not to USMB.

 

[Dante]

Then go to a doctor, not to USMB.

Somebody shared that and you are on a rant about it?

too funny

and pathetic

 

[Unkotare]

Somebody shared that and you are on a rant about it?

too funny

and pathetic

I was responding to YOU, dumbass.

 

[Dante]

It can also be a sign of not wanting to put out the effort or of being badly out of shape.

anyone badly out of shape should not be running. I've seen a few doing it. Hurting themselves without being fully aware of it.

 

[Dante]

I was responding to YOU, dumbass.

Nope

I tire walking on inclines. Artery shit

D'Oh!

 

[Crepitus]

anyone badly out of shape should not be running. I've seen a few doing it. Hurting themselves without being fully aware of it.

I'm not saying start with a marathon.

 

[Unkotare]

Nope

I tire walking on inclines. Artery shit

D'Oh!

See your doctor, not a message board.

 

[Unkotare]

anyone badly out of shape should not be running. I've seen a few doing it. Hurting themselves without being fully aware of it.

Yeah, if you're out of shape there is nothing you can do about it, so just lay on the sofa all day.

 

[Dante]

Yeah, if you're out of shape there is nothing you can do about it, so just lay on the sofa all day.

That is a problem with many. But others it's from other factors. Running impacts the body/bones in ugly ways.

 

[Dante]

See your doctor, not a message board.

I just mentioned that in response to your inanities.

No way anyone would know about artery crap if they were not seeing a specialist. LOL

 

[Unkotare]

"Be lazy" as medical advice ...

 

[Dante]

I'm not saying start with a marathon.

Walking first. People don't need to jog/run. I still wonder about friends who are counting steps like there are magic formulas. But it allows them to believe they are somewhat in control.

 

[Dante]

"Be lazy" as medical advice ...

Not sure who you believe is lazy. Could be you on here all day 24/7



or do you type while jogging and teaching?

 

[AyeCantSeeYou]

Not enough info on the statement of "I get tired when I run" to give any opinion. For someone first starting out, yes, you'll be "tired" during and after running. For someone that's been running regularly and changed/increased their routine, it'd be normal to be more tired after as well. If something that popped up with no change in their routine, take it as a warning.

Something I'm dealing with the past 2 weeks is extreme muscle fatigue from my weight lifting routine from the past 2+ years. I was going to the gym at 4am 6 days a week, lifting for 1 1/2 hours each day, then hitting the treadmill for 30 minutes after each workout. Two weeks ago, on a Thursday, I got up, started getting ready for the gym and felt every bit of energy drain. Putting a shirt on, my arms were "done" for the day, same thing for my legs after putting on a pair of jeans. I talked with a trainer I know and a couple of people that train as much and as hard as I do, and my doctor. Blood work is good, no other symptoms, so it's just something I have to "wait out" and let my body "rest" for a while. I've got about half the energy back that I had before that Thursday morning, so tomorrow I'm hitting the gym to see what happens. I was told to not be surprised if it takes 3 - 5 months to get back to where I was.

 

[Unkotare]

Not sure who you believe is lazy. Could be you on here all day 24/7



or do you type while jogging and teaching?

As a matter of fact I life and run every day, or night. During the season I wrestle every afternoon.