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Rudolf
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« Reply #221 on: Saturday 15 March, 2008 » |
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I am not dog poo expert, but it looks natural, when tehj dog starts moving it gets the BM going as well.
So I would plan for it.
Run from home very short run 1-2 km as a very slow warmup, let teh dog do teh thing and return with th result,
and than go for another run, of say 3 km etc.
In that return point between runs have some water (leave the bottle next to mailbox etc) so get used to running with water in the belly for races.
Personally I would advice against longish runs, for both of You.
It is preferable at this stage to do more shorter slow runs, than occasional longish run.
Idealy You can run every day say 2km, or even run 2xday, 1-2 km each time.
This will build up running body much faster also safer, and of course will solve the dogs poo thingy as well.
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