After seven years of running experience, I share the exact approach I would take if I had to start my running journey all over again. • Don't compare your times to others on social media—you don't see all the miles they've put in to build their fitness • Use the Galloway method (run-walk-run) when starting out to reset your form, lower heart rate, and make runs mentally manageable • Focus on time rather than distance when beginning—aim for 30, 40, then 60-minute runs at conversational pace •...
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After seven years of running experience, I share the exact approach I would take if I had to start my running journey all over again. • Don't compare your times to others on social media—you don't see all the miles they've put in to build their fitness • Use the Galloway method (run-walk-run) when starting out to reset your form, lower heart rate, and make runs mentally manageable • Focus on time rather than distance when beginning—aim for 30, 40, then 60-minute runs at conversational pace •...
#020 - What I learned about building habits running 13.1 miles for 66 Days
Run Your Race Podcast
8 minutes
6 months ago
#020 - What I learned about building habits running 13.1 miles for 66 Days
Pierce Showe shares his experience running a half marathon every day on a treadmill for 66 consecutive days while attempting to break the Guinness World Record of 125 days. He reveals three crucial lessons about habit formation that have transformed his approach to consistency and performance. • Make habit execution as easy as possible through checklists, preparation, and optimizing your environment • Harness the unmatched power of accountability by telling others about your goals and commit...
Run Your Race Podcast
After seven years of running experience, I share the exact approach I would take if I had to start my running journey all over again. • Don't compare your times to others on social media—you don't see all the miles they've put in to build their fitness • Use the Galloway method (run-walk-run) when starting out to reset your form, lower heart rate, and make runs mentally manageable • Focus on time rather than distance when beginning—aim for 30, 40, then 60-minute runs at conversational pace •...
