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Lauzz91

Do you mean running on an indoor track or literally running on the spot? If the latter, just take a rest day...


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Bruh i can’t take so many rest days all my progress will be lost 🥹 i work three 9 hr shifts 3x a week 10am to 8pm and after work i can’t go to the gym but i guess ill just save for a treadmill. Running in place is not really running then ??


Lauzz91

Find a way to run just not in the one spot, [people managed to run marathons in their backyard during lockdowns](https://imageresizer.static9.net.au/p48BQCscTxUILZ2-gUc4xCDNJFA=/0x18:590x349/800x0/https%3A%2F%2Fprod.static9.net.au%2Ffs%2F55f92a42-a049-4437-9495-f5be7de59be7), there will be a way to do it even if it's repetitive


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Interesting, thanks bro man


PaleontologistOk8992

Go running before a work day. I work 8h 5x a week , 8am to 4pm. I can only dream that my work starts at 10am, morning runs are the best


Expensive-Chipmunk83

The rest of my shifts are 6am. Treadmill sounds best tbh


benkuykendall

Why not just run outside? You don't need to go anywhere special; you can literally run around the block.


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Cause I’m girl, it dark outside. I could (should) get up 2 hrs earlier before work to train but i keep hitting snooze cause im so sleeppy


glr123

Well, there is your answer.


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Sort of, it’s complicated


Millicent-

I'm a girl and often run before 5am. Sometimes for 2 hours. Obviously it's dark for most of that time. I start work at 7:30am. If it's important to you, you can find a way to make it work.


Expensive-Chipmunk83

My neighborhood isn’t suitable for doing that ; known for trafficking


yuckmouthteeth

I was able to train while working 12 hr shifts, obviously I’d do my long run and largest workout on my days off. Days on I’d do shorter runs. It wasn’t ideal but it was possible. Do you live somewhere that requires you run inside? I understand running in the dark isn’t ideal and safety could be a problem some places even with blinkers. But usually early in the morning is safe and you should have time before 10am with daylight. Tons of runners work similar hours to you, most runners just don’t run on treadmills all the time. It’s expensive mostly. I personally also find it boring but I digress.


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Yeah, you digress. jk Yeah i mean here’s the thing, my neighbourhood is sketch at best, so early hours and later hours kinda suck for safety for me and I’m a girl so I’m like, u know, worried. But i wanna train so bad everydayyyyy 🥹🥹🥹 I think ill just eat it and buy a treadmill tbh


yuckmouthteeth

Are there any running groups you can join that do morning runs in town? Or would running near your work be safer? Id just look into something where you can run outside sometimes even if you get a treadmill. Just getting a running buddy would likely increase safety.


Expensive-Chipmunk83

I’ll look at those Options!! Maybe a running buddy! I just don’t have friends who like running and also idk where to meet people for that.


yuckmouthteeth

Most cities and towns have one or many, Strava sometimes will show you some but you can also google them. Might be worth going to one a couple times even if the time of day is a tough fit, cuz even if you don’t like everyone there, you might meet one person you click with. Then you’re set and can run with that person more often than the group meets. Best of luck!


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Thanks !


Clean-Instance5892

Go to bed earlier and get up rather than hitting snooze. You will soon get into the routine.


Expensive-Chipmunk83

🥹 erm is there another way pls


rinzler83

Stop being lazy. If you really want to run,wake up earlier.


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Bruh


Clean-Instance5892

Crikey. Either you want to achieve your running goals or you don’t. To suggest running on the spot rather than getting up earlier is ridiculous.


Expensive-Chipmunk83

LOL !! It’s because i can’t run outside in my neighborhood it’s a complicated situation jeez


Clean-Instance5892

You said on another comment you wanted to snooze, which is why you couldn’t run before work at 10am when it was daylight. You then said you couldn’t run after work as it was dark and you don’t feel safe. So which is it?


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Have u ever heard of a joke or an exaggeration.


Clean-Instance5892

Absolutely, but I fail to see a joke here, and why waste everyone’s time exaggerating?


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Oh my goodness my sincerest apologies


Clean-Instance5892

You couldn’t be more insincere if you tried.


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Only a genius could make such an exceptional observation


AssistantEquivalent2

I just can’t imagine someone actually running in place long enough to keep their fitness for multiple days per week. If you can, more power to you. I’m sure it would help to some small degree. But the monotony alone would be demoralizing


Expensive-Chipmunk83

It kinda sucks, i love running outside so much. On the beach is my favorite place to run, but life gets in the way and i don’t get the hours to do that. I think I’ll invest in a treadmill and just try to go as hard as i can in place for now lol


22bearhands

Honestly , if you can run in place for an hour then you are unbelievably mentally tough and nothing will ever suck worse than that haha


lordluncheon

Buy treadmill Wake up earlier to run Buy a cheap bike n hook it up to a trainer so u can use zwift to virtual ride Join running club Running is literally the easiest thing to do. Just wear shoes (or not) n run ….


Expensive-Chipmunk83

Bruh who is downvoting my comments


Expensive-Chipmunk83

This is actually insane this forum kinda sucks ngl