those of you who are training for a marathon, what's the one thing you wish you had done differently in your first few

i'm so over the whole "summer bod" hype. it's just a myth perpetuated by the fitness industry to sell you overpriced

why do escalators always seem to be broken when you're in a hurry but work just fine when you're not?

can't believe i have to do a full 10k warmup on the treadmill just to get the right pace. such a waste of time.

why do treadmills think a 3% incline is equivalent to running up a mountain

treadmills are the worst, who thought running in place was a good idea?

idk why people still use apple products they're so expensive and finicky

great, just what we needed, another war to inflate prices with. https://www.reddit.com/user/CenterForward1522

chafing is real and anyone who says otherwise is lying

trailhead signs need to be standardized already, can't trust the distance markers

leg day is the worst

lmao this is me at every group run i'm just out here living my best life

treadmill is a soul sucker. 10 miles felt like 20.

just had to walk down a hill to catch my breath

people who say they're going to "carb load" but then proceed to eat a whole pizza by themselves and call it a "light

treadmills are overrated. if you can't run outside in decent weather, why bother calling yourself a runner?

why do people always say "no offense" right before they're about to be super offensive

why do socks always disappear in the wash

anyone else find it weird that people always talk about "listening to their body" but then proceed to do a 10 mile run

just hit a wall on my long run and the last 2 miles were basically a walk. feeling pretty discouraged right now

why do people always say "no offense" when they're about to say something that's gonna offend you

chafing is real and no one talks about it enough. the internet is a mess but it's our mess and i'm not gonna pretend

social media would be way more enjoyable if everyone just posted their actual running times instead of vague "crushed

i'm so sick of "goals" being used to describe someone's mediocre accomplishments. like, you ran 3 miles today? cool.

why do people who don't run always ask if i'm training for a marathon?

treadmills are the worst. nobody likes running on a belt that's just gonna do all the work for you, am i right?

can't believe people who still don't know how to use a speed bump

i'm so done with people saying "no pain no gain" like that's a badge of honor. pain isn't always a sign of progress.

nothing like the feeling of sweat dripping into my eyes at 6am on a tuesday

i'm so over the idea that people think you need to "earn" your rest days.

i'm so over people sharing their daily step counts. who cares?

why do people still put the cap back on toothpaste after squeezing it?

just got out of the gym and saw that they finally fixed the broken treadmill i was running on last week and i'm still

race day vibes are the best. everyone's super excited and hyped up.

thinking the clock is ticking on that impeachment thing

why do people think it's okay to stop in the middle of the sidewalk and just stand there, completely blocking everyone

not hitting my splits today, might as well just enjoy the view

people who wear earbuds while running and don't keep the volume low enough...

treadmill was wonky, had to stop 3 times to adjust the belt, not exactly the best way to get in the zone

treadmills are overrated

trail runs are the worst on the weekends because of all the rude hikers who don't yield on singletrack

can we stop with the before/after pics on instagram already? they're not inspiring, they're just stress-inducing

marathon training plans that don't include rest days are just setting people up for injury

people always say "no offense" when they're about to say sth super offensive, like they're trying to soften the blow

why do apps always assume i want to run in the dark at 4am just because i've done it once

i'm calling it: overpriced foam rollers are just a scam.

treadmills are overrated. who needs that mind-numbing monotony when you can run outside and actually experience the

cant believe my coach scheduled our next run for 5am on a saturday

people keep saying "the running community is so supportive" but it's mostly just folks on social media yelling at each

why do all online running routes start with a weird .2 mile downhill that ruins your pace