Janithor said:Right, and the very fast guys are going to be faster than me no matter
how many miles I put behind me. Therefore, don't run?
Put it this way -- if your goal is "self defense", I don't recommend running.
Running will help you become a better runner. But it won't help you become a
better weightlifter, fighter, chess player or whatever.
Quoted message said:It's simple bro: I want to lift to get stronger. That's it! Simple.
Then why all this nonsense about "toning" and "self defense" ?
If you want to get stronger, lifting will indeed help. But it won't help your
running, it won't make you more "toned" and it will not help you a whole lot
if you're faced with a potential assailant.
Quoted message said:Not nearly as complex as you're making it.
No, you were the one who brought up the other stuff (toning and fighting). Not
me. Not anyone else.
Cheers,
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Donovan Rebbechi
http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/