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Re: Practical half marathon question

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    Ignoramus6334 said:

    I will hopefully get my "hydration pack" tomorrow. I would like to
    test it tomorrow as well, by running 5.6 miles (my standard distance
    to bookstore and back) with it and drinking from the tube etc.

    Is this a good idea to run for 5.6 miles, given that I have a race on
    Sunday. Or should I run less.

    You normally do that run once a week only? (Your training regime
    is pretty obscure at this point if not.)

    You're already so far from what anyone would recommend for running
    a half marathon, in terms of depriving your training and your energy
    supplies, that there's really nothing constructive anyone can say --
    other than to not do the race in the first place. You've rejected that
    excellent advice (hard-won in a number of cases).

    Do as you like. You'll finish your race regardless, barring passing
    out on the course. You'll feel a lot worse than you have to for your
    training level, due to depriving your energy sources. And you'll feel
    a lot worse than you need to even given your depriving your energy
    sources, due to having such low training base. But you'll finish
    if only on grounds of stubbornness and a desire to come back and tell
    Doug that you did finish.

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