My husband totally agrees with you. He played varsity basketball (Air Force Academy and Tulane), but always hated the running part. My daughter was a basketball player, too (at MIT until she hurt her back doing suicides at practice), and she despises running.beachdawg said:I went out for my evening run and just couldnt get into it. I dont know if it was the balmy humidity, the hills of cloverdale or what. Then it occurred to me, running just sucks.![]()
Before my back, feet and knee problems came about from running, I loved to run. Now, things are a bit different. Heck, try walking a couple thousand miles over mountains and you may also tire of simply walking. Pedaling is much better on my body.beachdawg said:I went out for my evening run and just couldnt get into it. I dont know if it was the balmy humidity, the hills of cloverdale or what. Then it occurred to me, running just sucks.![]()
)- many more benefits than if we were dashing around the neighborhood. Four miles is the perfect distance to get my head back on right.Hey, I ran on that track, just for a photo op, though. Got busted by the campus police for jumping the fence while there, but he was cool.ktschris said:I went to school in Eugene OR...the running capital of the world! A lot of first dates were when the guy said, hey you wanna go for a run. NO. I hated it -- no one looks good running. Anyway, I don't run anymore...unless its to the bathroom![]()