Why The LONG RUN Is So IMPORTANT | Road To Osaka

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  • čas přidán 15. 01. 2023
  • Welcome to a new series, The Road To Osaka. Excited to announce that over the next 8 weeks I'll be training for a Marathon over in Japan. In todays video i take you along for a 30km long run in my marathon training, sharing some tips on fuelling strategies. If you enjoyed the video please leave a like and consider subscribing.
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  • @brooklynbound1000
    @brooklynbound1000 Před rokem +30

    Since my estimated time on a marathon is in the 5 hour time range I find that bringing a suitcase is useful.

  • @TheFODRunner
    @TheFODRunner Před rokem +35

    Love this one Ben! Cant wait to see how you get on! Just a bit of advice... I think someone else mentioned this down in the comments but don't wait until you need the fuel, its too late by that point... stick to half an hour which is your plan in the race, get your stomach used to taking on the nutrition regardless of it you feel you need it or not, that way come Osaka your stomach will be used to taking something in every half an hour. Think of it as a car fuel tank.... lets say after half an hour you're down to half a tank left, a gel might take it back up to 3/4 and you've got a great buffer then until the next gel.... wait until 45 mins and the tank might go right down to a quarter and by topping up at that time, you run the risk of the tank lowering every time you near the next gel and before you know it, the tank will be empty! Hope that makes sense?

  • @coops111s
    @coops111s Před rokem +5

    Brilliant video Ben and I love seeing how you are changing things about to sort out your stomach, I’m looking forward to the Marathon 👍

  • @Snerunseasy
    @Snerunseasy Před rokem +2

    I love these vids, thanks Ben,wish you all the best...I'm also doing a marathon in six weeks time. I'm inspired and learning along.

  • @danrobinson6281
    @danrobinson6281 Před rokem +7

    Just wanna let you know that these videos are super helpful for us fellow runners who are not as experienced and are looking to run a marathon in the future 😃 great job mate!

  • @MrJermson
    @MrJermson Před rokem +2

    Love all your vids Ben. Very informative indeed.

  • @dbo4506
    @dbo4506 Před rokem +99

    Waiting until you feel like you need a gel means you’ve taken The gel way too late. You have to stay in front on your fuelling. Fall behind and you will pay the price. That gel is an investment into your energy 20-30mins in the future. 30g every 45mins is no where near enough for optimal performance either. The point of training your gut in training is training it to in as much carbs as possible. The fact Valencia you felt 60g an hour was too much is less a reflection on the fact it was too much and more a reflection that you didn’t eat enough gels in training for you gut to be able to process the 60g an hour.

    • @joshuaestrada1449
      @joshuaestrada1449 Před rokem +10

      Bingo

    • @Eirikkinserdal
      @Eirikkinserdal Před rokem +7

      I don't think its Maurtens fault he got stomach issues. He went to Valencia one day out, and the flight can cause swelling and stomach issues 🤔

    • @alexp8931
      @alexp8931 Před rokem +2

      Agreed, the whole point of stomach training is to eat as much as you can and try and push that limit even if that’s too much, so you have no problem eating that amount or less on race day.

    • @singeylhendup1440
      @singeylhendup1440 Před rokem +2

      Couldn't have put it better - the dangers of hypoglycemias and the effect it will have on your race are much more than the risk of having some GI upset. You need to prevent it rather than treat low sugar levels

    • @DriveandThrive
      @DriveandThrive Před rokem

      I disagree about one point. You should be training your gut to burn fat as efficiently as possible not carbs. If you’re successful you will need less carbs during the run. If you’re relying on carb intake to fuel your marathon because you’re biting fat inefficiently you’re not going to be in top performance shape anyway

  • @timeonfeet
    @timeonfeet Před rokem +3

    Good to hear how you're switching up the fueling plans Ben, like you say definitely worth listening to your body and being flexible

  • @barside
    @barside Před rokem +4

    Great video Ben! Really loved seeing your progress this past couple of years! Sure you'll smash Osaka! I've got my 3rd Marathon at London. Feel like I've learnt so much from the 1st 2

  • @04jarvisza
    @04jarvisza Před rokem

    Love the video Ben! Been looking for new running shoes for my half marathon training and these videos really help novices like me.

  • @deks440
    @deks440 Před rokem +1

    Great content as always 👏🏾🙏🏾

  • @yijuntey
    @yijuntey Před rokem +1

    Thanks for this video! Im a relatively beginner runner and learn a lot from your videos

  • @alirunsfast
    @alirunsfast Před rokem +1

    Congratulations on 40k subs! 🎉 I’ve been a follower since the start of the running content! Good luck at Osaka marathon mate

  • @Tims75312
    @Tims75312 Před rokem

    Love it Ben great video

  • @MattRuns
    @MattRuns Před rokem +10

    Excellent vlog as always Ben, the Coros watch set up with the app looks interesting as well 👍🏻

    • @BenIsRunning
      @BenIsRunning  Před rokem

      Thanks Matt! I got the strap from fitstrapsuk I believe, pretty reasonably priced

  • @matthiassventoest6800

    I like that advice, about wearing your best kit on long runs.
    I will definitely give it a try.

  • @halmo68
    @halmo68 Před rokem +1

    Incroyable 😢. Bravo 👏👏

  • @wojciechbladowski542
    @wojciechbladowski542 Před rokem +1

    Thanks Ben for the top tip on getting along with a gel. Not sure, but I have always tried to suck it all out as fast as I could; not really sure why. After having heard you, will try to play it differently, as it makes more sense. Thanks :)

  • @jkhoudini
    @jkhoudini Před rokem +2

    I use small 4oz food grade squeeze bottles for liquids on long runs. They have a twisting cap and tuck in the arm sleeves. Works great. Helps to wash down the gels too.

  • @peterkisidaj9329
    @peterkisidaj9329 Před rokem +3

    Hi Ben, great video again! I've got a great experience with Precision Hydration, I would say comparable to Maurten, I like it. And those Chew cubes are nice, delicious nice to switch sometimes from gels to chews 😊 I'm also currently more focused to prepare for long runs and intervals and to add in advance enough carbs. also recovery then looks quicker and better. Wish you a great race in Osaka mate! 💪

  • @cardicus96
    @cardicus96 Před rokem +4

    Salomon 250ML soft flasks are a pretty good way to be able to bring some water/hydration on a long run without needing to carry any burdensome hydration belt or vest. They can fit in a gel pocket if you squeeze em, or like a rear phone pocket. Once you have it out, 250ML can go pretty fast and they are comfortable to hold in hand. When empty they are tiny and can go back into the pocket like a discared gel.

  • @TheMassif
    @TheMassif Před rokem

    Great video, nice long run workout! Never heard of SHYU socks, thanks for sharing

  • @michealjohnny
    @michealjohnny Před rokem +1

    Wasn't I lucky I asked you about nutrition on Strava! Hahaa - luckiest timing!
    Thanks, man. Appreciate you sharing your experience ✌️

  • @benpadmore
    @benpadmore Před rokem

    The Essex lad strikes again. Keep it up brother. Big support from CHELMSFORD!!

  • @aitorarotzena2550
    @aitorarotzena2550 Před rokem +1

    Besides fuelling in the downhills or when the conditions are more favourable in races I also try to fuel just before the aid stations. Like that you can help the gel with some water and avoid stomach issues or similar.

  • @victorisrunning
    @victorisrunning Před rokem +1

    Nice video Ben! Hope you get furling right for Osaka 🙏🤞Just one thing , you made me think about not listening to the Run It Three Ways podcast in my next long run now 😂 Dont worry I will have to listen to it in the recovery runs instead !

  • @sidoirm
    @sidoirm Před rokem

    I love you Ben. Thanks for giving me something to watch on my treadmill runs. I hate them.

  • @TumoRuns
    @TumoRuns Před rokem +15

    Precision hydration definitely the way forward for fuelling for me!
    Something for consideration around your hydration point, this is as important to practice as race nutrition I’d say. Have you considered getting a couple of small silicone bottles you could fill up and stick in a belt or something to at least practice your ability to consume water on the run? I’ve found this to be really helpful for my training for London and considering the stomach issues you’ve had before this might be a little 1% win!

  • @jackaplin2986
    @jackaplin2986 Před rokem +3

    Hi Ben - big fan for a long while, any tips for taking on your first 10k???
    Big love man x ❤🏃‍♂️

  • @liamward8451
    @liamward8451 Před rokem +5

    Yes Ben! Looking for a bit of guidance on fueling! Paris 2023 here we go 💪 best of luck in Japan 🇯🇵

    • @BenIsRunning
      @BenIsRunning  Před rokem +3

      Hopefully this helps a little bit :)

    • @lmozza4402
      @lmozza4402 Před rokem

      The recommendation is 2-4g/kg of bodyweight. The longer the event, the closer to 4g/kg BW you will be. Calculate your own personal recommendation and then find easy to digest carbs totalling to that. As Ben said, you can then adjust depending on how you are feeling

    • @lmozza4402
      @lmozza4402 Před rokem

      I should specify that this is your pre-exercise meal, usually 2-4 hours before your event.

  • @javierolavarria232
    @javierolavarria232 Před rokem +1

    i love your content! It helps me to learn for my workouts. I`m running my first marathon in May, looking for a sub 3:30, what do you think is a proper bpm to mantain during a marathon in general?

  • @Jake-kd2xu
    @Jake-kd2xu Před rokem +2

    Hey Ben, an aspiring HS runner here from the US. I have gotten the Puresport balm on your recommendation and I love it. Although I was wondering if my daily coffee was alright for success. I drink water and coffee, thats all, my water is regular bottled and the coffee is black or a large iced with cream and liquid sugar from Dunkin Donuts everyday. Is that okay? Thanks Ben, loved the vlog.

  • @laustlundsrensen314
    @laustlundsrensen314 Před rokem +3

    Hey Ben. How are you fitting your gym training in between the runs? it seems to be some busy weeks already ;). keep up the good work

  • @jimgoldie4338
    @jimgoldie4338 Před rokem +3

    Hi Ben, appreciate the videos and wishing you all the best for Osaka. I’d be interested on your thoughts re doing marathon pace long runs during a block where the entire run is done at goal race pace and over the course of the block the distance is increased. This is something I do for marathons and I’ll build up to 36km at marathon pace 3 weeks before the race. Do you see any value in these kinds of race pace long runs during marathon training?

  • @English.runner.en.Espana

    soooo smooth...

  • @GaryJahman
    @GaryJahman Před rokem +1

    I like to drink a lot more before my long runs because I simply sweat a lot. I guess this differs per individual.
    Thanks for sharing this Ben!

    • @DeeKay1911
      @DeeKay1911 Před rokem

      I really sweat as well, so drink quite a lot. Just not too close to going so I don’t have to take a leak at the start

  • @AbramoSalvestrin
    @AbramoSalvestrin Před rokem +2

    Hi Ben! Just a question: do you ever do running drills, like skipping or high knees? Thank you for your videos

  • @milchwald
    @milchwald Před rokem +1

    Hey Ben. For reference, when you are talking about heart rate: What is your maximum heart rate/What are your zones? Thanks for the insights!

  • @joshuaroque6514
    @joshuaroque6514 Před rokem +2

    I use a product called Hydro Sleeve. It’s an arm band that holds 7-8 oz of liquid. I hate running while holding a water bottle or a pack. This has changed my long runs and is just enough to top me off in between my gels and salt tabs.

  • @kglockified
    @kglockified Před rokem

    Haha that transition was perfect!! How many attempts to get that right?

  • @eddiegaul1903
    @eddiegaul1903 Před rokem +1

    Ben, question, what percentage of your long run do you run at goal marathon pace? And if so, at what point of the run do you do that level of pace?
    Also, I would encourage you to experiment with hydration as you do these long runs, even if it means doing little 5K out and back loops repeatedly. If you have GI issues and are planning on taking gels, you'll need to see what works for you as far as hydration. For instance, will Gatorade and a gel work or is that too much? I know when I did gels, I used to pair them with water, otherwise it was a gut bomb.
    As always, love your dedication to the sport and enjoy your videos.

  • @antoniemerks1375
    @antoniemerks1375 Před rokem +1

    Interesting vid, did a long myself this Saturday testing with fuel ; don’t you drink during the long run?

  • @arturpelikan5435
    @arturpelikan5435 Před rokem +1

    Ben, it's nice to follow your way to runnng goals. I have a question about heart rate sensor. This Wahoo or Polar sensor on arm has the same precise measurement like belt on the chest? I'm asthmatic and with a belt on the chest i have litlle problem with breathing. So i'm searching for other way to control heart rate. Thanks for answer!

  • @lulal1388
    @lulal1388 Před rokem +2

    Road to 40k!!!

  • @flocav6962
    @flocav6962 Před rokem +2

    Hi Ben, do you ever increase your pace at the end of a long run? Say last 5k of a 30k run progressive? Keep it up!

  • @oscarfog6099
    @oscarfog6099 Před rokem +3

    Hi Ben. Have you experienced any differences in accuracy between the HR monitor on your watch and the HR monitor you use on the arm? I can’t find any tests that compare these methods - only comparisons between chest vs wrist OR arm.

  • @50stuff
    @50stuff Před rokem +1

    Hi Ben. Will you be running the marathon in the same shoes as you are training in, or will you have another pair of the Rebellion Pros?
    Do you worry about wearing out the shoes / reducing their performance?

  • @logohigh1
    @logohigh1 Před rokem +1

    Wondering whether Soar Windbreaker would been too warm for this run

  • @jeremyringma
    @jeremyringma Před rokem

    12:30 k it thought it was just me lol. First time I took a gel on a run I was like "how do people just eat these in one go"

  • @seanbolger7371
    @seanbolger7371 Před rokem +1

    Hi Ben, do you think the new shoes you will be wearing will be up to the challenge if you're to achieve a PB?, Just asking as very little is known about them, thanks.

  • @over1498
    @over1498 Před rokem +1

    oooh three scrambled eggs, look at this guy living in luxury 🤑

  • @mrpoutine6588
    @mrpoutine6588 Před rokem +3

    Why not just carry a soft flask water bottle on your long runs? Some soft flasks have a band for easier hand holding, they pack away very easily, and are light wight. A 500ml (17oz) bottle with water would be about 1kg (.5lbs) and when no longer needed/empty it can be placed into a pocket.

  • @jondalgas7201
    @jondalgas7201 Před rokem

    Great stuff, thanks.
    Do you put out water bottles beforehand, or did you run two hours without 😳 edit: you just Said you do not.

  • @buttsniffa7469
    @buttsniffa7469 Před rokem

    Im racing in osaka too. Maybe i'll see ya there. Good luck man

  • @pinkturtlesfly
    @pinkturtlesfly Před rokem +2

    How often/how many miles do you run marathon race pace during workouts or the long run?

  • @jamescorry5890
    @jamescorry5890 Před rokem +2

    Loving your videos. Keep up the good work! I’m no expert but I would have thought that taking a gel 1.5hrs into a 2hr run means you’ll be perfectly energised for your shower afterwards! 😂 Don’t they say they take 45mins or so to kick in?

  • @jobanski
    @jobanski Před rokem +2

    I don’t remember if you mentioned what your race goal is for Japan. Will you be working for a new PB, or meeting the current one?

  • @Eirikkinserdal
    @Eirikkinserdal Před rokem

    Kipchoge is fueling more. He has the "bottle man" with the maurten 320 in it. 80 grams carbs per 500ml 😅

  • @Team.L
    @Team.L Před rokem

    what is it I've always said, this is one of the most important key workouts, if you really want to run a fast marathon, then this session should be more specific, where some long runs should be 40km where you run 15-25km in the intended marathon pace! if you really bet sub 2.20 or better times, this is a key to success!

  • @osloslosl
    @osloslosl Před rokem

    On the wahoo/polar sense arm sensors: do they work differently/better than wrist sensors? Have been thinking of getting one (since chest straps cause me terrible chafing), but read that at least the polar model uses the same optical sensor tech as watches. Then i don’t see the point in using both watch and arm sensor?

  • @vaffens
    @vaffens Před rokem

    Hows the fit on VAGA caps ... I got a big noggin ... and have an issue with Ciele

  • @hanghangch
    @hanghangch Před rokem

    Osaka Marathon is one of my favourite marathon in Japan. I have joined twice and will be my third time next week. The uphill slope starts after 25km but it is not hard to handle. Hope you will enjoy the race.

  • @andremoraes5595
    @andremoraes5595 Před rokem

    Hi Ben, you don’t drink water during the long run? I’m struggling to find a way to drink water during my long runs. Really like your channel!

  • @SuperMichaelHD
    @SuperMichaelHD Před rokem +2

    Can you talk how you will adjust your body to the timezone switch? One hour timezone messes me up, so this is a biggy

    • @GTE_Channel
      @GTE_Channel Před rokem

      I believe it does depend on wich way you travel. US to Japan should not be a problem, the other way around is..... harder.

  • @iancriticos1807
    @iancriticos1807 Před 8 měsíci

    Is eating chews and gels beneficial to say, another piece of toast with honey? It would get expensive to ingest multiple synthetic carbs adds on a daily basis as opposed to an alternative. Please educate
    me

  • @dresden_slowjog
    @dresden_slowjog Před 3 měsíci

    Heard a dietician/runner state on a podcast the other day one should start train one's nutrition at LEAST one year before marathon race day. Why? You have wiggle room to increase your distance and slowly increase the amount of nutrition. Your gut and bowel need be trained justvas your muscles. You can experiment with several types (gels, bars, homemade stuff) and sometimes runs WILL fail. But with starting early, no worries, enough weeks left for another long run. In hot weather you will need more electrolytes. Don't be afrid to fail on long training runs. They 're for free. Either you succeed or you learn. In contrast, races cost a lot of money. Once you figured out your optimum nutrition, take one extra back-up gel with you in case you drop one or it spills with cold hand opening attempts.

  • @thalescarrafiello883
    @thalescarrafiello883 Před rokem

    How much and how frequent do you recommend runners to take in electrolytes?

  • @Runforspeed5
    @Runforspeed5 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Hi Ben I have been running for a while now . I like to do my long runs bit more than an easy pace long run so more like a steady long run . Many people say I should keep it easy but I prefer to do my long runs a bit quicker . Would I still get the benefit of running a long run at steady effort . My easy run pace is 5:00 and steady long run pace at the moment is 4:40 and would like to increase the pace when I get fitter?

  • @MrJtamb
    @MrJtamb Před rokem

    You never tried to fuel with Maurten 320 ( 2 250ml flexibles flasks = 80g carb)? I use it with some additionnal gels - isn't it an option for you?

  • @chucky1golf
    @chucky1golf Před rokem +2

    Interesting to hear you only ran 5k not planned 10k when you felt your calf muscle. 👍

  • @jei-anvlog7562
    @jei-anvlog7562 Před rokem

    First time I run marathon 25km in Singapore

  • @jasoncooper1898
    @jasoncooper1898 Před rokem

    Hi bud when do marathon do you eat a bagel hour before ?. Im using porridge at the minute and seems to take ages to settle. Especially park run

    • @alfred87
      @alfred87 Před rokem

      Porridge is too much fiber

    • @jasoncooper1898
      @jasoncooper1898 Před rokem

      @@alfred87 thank you so do you recommend bagels

    • @alfred87
      @alfred87 Před rokem

      Yeah, that's what I get for my long runs

  • @user-nh3dv9mu7r
    @user-nh3dv9mu7r Před rokem

    👍👍👍

  • @KellyandDoug
    @KellyandDoug Před rokem +2

    what I eat in a 32 mile race 5 jelly babies. ( I might have to work on that one )

    • @namits3775
      @namits3775 Před rokem +1

      I agree. I think gels and all that is just marketing $$$$

    • @KellyandDoug
      @KellyandDoug Před rokem +1

      @@namits3775 I think they taste better as well. But I should probably eat more of them!

  • @JackD87
    @JackD87 Před rokem

    Wow no music or podcasts on a long run takes some mental stamina. Will try that next time.

  • @28mouse85
    @28mouse85 Před rokem +2

    Do you eat that close to your run even on race day? Because that will be the reason your stomach goes bad. Can't be eating 30 mins before a race and expect it to go well mate 😭😭 atleast 1 hour but closer to 2 Is the optimal time so you get the benefits from the food and so its digested enough not to cause an issue

  • @aldairperez441
    @aldairperez441 Před rokem +1

    hey I’m kinda new in running and I’m just buying different types of shorts and I was thinking on buying halft and full thighs, you’re supposed to use underwear?

    • @BenIsRunning
      @BenIsRunning  Před rokem

      Comes down to personal preference. I prefer to wear running briefs :)

  • @namits3775
    @namits3775 Před rokem

    Certainly fuelling for faster work I guess. I plod at 6min km for 20 miles fasted. No problem. Running footmen in the 18th century ran 7 miles an hour at 60 miles a day. No gels or other marketing stuff then. I just feel the human body can do wondrous things if trained.

  • @stevenlennie
    @stevenlennie Před rokem

    I always leave it about two hours after breakfast. Maybe I’m leaving it too long given you’re heading out 30 minutes later 😊

  • @danohara8485
    @danohara8485 Před rokem +1

    Everyone is a expert

  • @mattsoutham
    @mattsoutham Před rokem

    How many times did you change the title 🤣

  • @Alecmcq
    @Alecmcq Před rokem

    Unless you are a fat burner, Ben!

  • @benjaminkristiansen9967
    @benjaminkristiansen9967 Před rokem +2

    Link to the briefs?

    • @BenIsRunning
      @BenIsRunning  Před rokem +1

      www.lululemon.co.uk/en-gb/p/always-in-motion-brief-with-fly/142160473.html?cid=aff_Rakuten_3055711_Octer_10&RakutenMarketing&:Octer&UKNetwork&ranMID=42924&ranEAID=AqjbTxMPHY4&ranSiteID=AqjbTxMPHY4-OK4ogaN3qp5TBTpnqf0Jew&LSNSUBSITE=Omitted_AqjbTxMPHY4

    • @benjaminkristiansen9967
      @benjaminkristiansen9967 Před rokem

      Thanks 🙏

  • @011223344556677889az
    @011223344556677889az Před rokem

    Rahat Lokum :D

  • @jeanyves4220
    @jeanyves4220 Před rokem

    I'll be along the Osaka course as a volunteer, if/when I see you, I'll howler! If you need some info about the city (like places to run around your hotel), let me know.

  • @Ezechel.Trifan
    @Ezechel.Trifan Před rokem +1

    That's some expensive fueling strategy. I'm talking about the eggs, not the gels 😂

    • @Kelly_Ben
      @Kelly_Ben Před rokem

      🤣 😂 Maybe I could convince my husband that a crate of Maurten is a cost effective strategy given the price of eggs??

  • @rickblend4330
    @rickblend4330 Před 2 měsíci

    You never run on a empty stomach?

  • @christiandonaj8257
    @christiandonaj8257 Před rokem

    Instead of putting water somewhere on your route, why not just use a running vest with flasks ?

  • @joosh1579
    @joosh1579 Před rokem +2

    Are you going for a new PB in Osaka?

    • @BenIsRunning
      @BenIsRunning  Před rokem

      I hope so yes. I wouldn’t say I’m currently in pb shape but hopefully over the next 6 weeks of hard work that will change :)

  • @nekro9t2
    @nekro9t2 Před rokem

    That's a lot of carbs to take before a training run. You won't feel as much benefit on race day when you're fully carb loaded. How about using fat as a fuel source?

  • @fabsterun
    @fabsterun Před rokem +1

    First

    • @fabsterun
      @fabsterun Před rokem +1

      Seriously Japan been on my bucket list .. you better have lots of noodles and yummy food over there and have super much fun

    • @BenIsRunning
      @BenIsRunning  Před rokem +1

      🥇🥇🥇I certainly will have some yummy food hopefully 🤞🏻

  • @NC-mr4hq
    @NC-mr4hq Před rokem +1

    266

  • @mckonal
    @mckonal Před rokem

    amazing volume and intensity. TAKEOUTS:
    *wear your quality stuff on your long runs to enjoy more.
    *train with your HR on your long runs. (ben aimed 160-180)
    *don't gulp down your gel, consume it in a km.
    *if you sense some issues with calves or whatever, you may adjust and change the plan, no big deal.
    *his cadance was 172 in the long run, which was relatable.
    *he did not drink water in his long run, tho the weather was cold, still thats interesting. wonder if I could do that?

  • @testiculartyrant777
    @testiculartyrant777 Před rokem +8

    Normally, I like to munch on my own faeces like it's a snickers, but I'll have to give this a go!!!!

  • @arceus54321
    @arceus54321 Před rokem

    ben why are you bringing your dirty shoes into the kitchen 😭😭

  • @finnd4053
    @finnd4053 Před rokem

    For the inexperienced runner watching this, PLEASE DRINK WATER DURING YOUR LONG RUN AND DON'T WAIT TO TAKE A GEL. This guy is clearly trying to figure out what works for him, so don't mirror his choices.

  • @stuartwalker6786
    @stuartwalker6786 Před rokem

    Hi Ben....Why the Mizuno Reb. Pro for Osaka?......are they sponsoring/partnering for this race?....how did they perform? Good luck for the build up and race 👍🦾🏃♥

  • @donovanmifsud8664
    @donovanmifsud8664 Před rokem +2

    Amazing journey Ben , good job on analyzing and planning ahead your journey , i am too slowly working my way up, and upping my training in every way or detail possible, also got the idea to write down highlights of my day in a diary journal, this will help me look back ,and also learn for the future , keep it up and goodluck training for Osaka marathon , I am also training for a half at the end of February looking to break 1'38 , down from 1h44 PB 👌🙂♥️🙏🫡🙌