r/RunningCirclejerk

Lately I’ve been losing weight even though I thought I was eating enough.

I don’t want to lose weight, I just want to fuel my training properly.

How do you guys make sure you’re eating enough? Do you track calories or just eat more intuitively?

This game was my first return to Kanto since playing Crystal (and Silver and Blue and Red) back in the day.

I loved it. Revisiting all the Pokémon and old haunts was amazing. Rolling back up to Nugget road? Skipping up to Bill’s? I had a blast. But it all pales in comparison to running.

The ability to run was the greatest boon that we could have received. Caves and mazes suddenly feel traversable. I can kind of hold the model of the space well enough in my mind, because I can just zip through it.

The bicycle? No sir, thank you, I don’t think I’ll be needing that. Bind a new key item to my item button? For a brief and sultry ride? I think I’ll just SPRINT instead.

How am I supposed to use the item checker every four steps if I need to also bind the bike? Absolute nonsense. Simply absurd.

But with running…. Holding the B key, we are simply free.

Don’t ever stop running. The demons can’t catch you if you SPRINT!!!

So I want to get a tattoo on my forearm, something small only 3 words but I want to know the side effects of it and how it will effect my running. I have a race in 1 week and want to know if I should get it and how it would affect me and if I should change my training. Thank you in advance

Any buffalo runners have any primary care doctor recommendations in the area? Preferably somewhere in the general area of lancaster to East Aurora area.

I ask specifically for runners because the office I go to, basically every doctor dismisses concerns and things I'd like tested because "you're young and super fit". so anyone with good experiences with doctors that understand our specific concerns would be great.