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multigraincracker

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Mon Aug 12, 2024, 04:26 AM Aug 2024

Slow running. [View all]

Saw an article promoting it. Kind of what I’ve been doing for the last few years.
After watching the Women’s 10,000 meter race, thought I’d go for 6 miles. Took my time and did it in close to 90 minutes. About 3 times what they ran it in. But, I’m 74, about 3 times their age. Weigh 190 lbs, about twice their weight and have a pacemaker.
Found a great NP that lowered my blood pressure meds to the lowest possible and now I’m no longer getting dizzy when I stand up. Took my pressure about an hour after my slow run and it was 116 over 64.
Feeling great.

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Slow running. [View all] multigraincracker Aug 2024 OP
My Dear Dad used to do that,,,, KarenS Aug 2024 #1
One person's slow is another's personal best. Croney Aug 2024 #2
I have a 1/10 mile track in the back acre multigraincracker Aug 2024 #4
Go for it! 👍 Croney Aug 2024 #5
slow running Americanme Aug 2024 #3
It's the best antidepressant, much better than pills or talk therapy. multigraincracker Aug 2024 #6
I love zone two! ExciteBike66 Aug 2024 #7
Put in my cheap $20 BT ear plug, put on my music and get in the zone. multigraincracker Aug 2024 #8
NP? Nurse Practitioner? Bernardo de La Paz Aug 2024 #9
Yes. Cardiology NP. multigraincracker Aug 2024 #10
I was ready with my H School of Medicine multigraincracker Aug 2024 #11
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