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Yea and all of that on less than 10 miles per week of training. Having two toddlers really makes training difficult.Originally Posted by RBull
Hey that's a good time. Very good considering you're pushing a 2x jogger. Good luck securing a G and figuring out a fix for loading the jogger.
I guess the solution to the stroller not fitting in the G problem and the lack of training is that I could push both kids to daycare in the stroller(It is about 2.5 miles from my house), then run the rest of the way to work(another 3 miles). Then I wouldn’t get to drive the G but boy would I be in good shape and I would definitely miss a bunch of traffic!
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I guess the solution to the stroller not fitting in the G problem and the lack of training is that I could push both kids to daycare in the stroller(It is about 2.5 miles from my house), then run the rest of the way to work(another 3 miles). Then I wouldn’t get to drive the G but boy would I be in good shape and I would definitely miss a bunch of traffic!
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Originally Posted by mpgxsvcd
Yea and all of that on less than 10 miles per week of training. Having two toddlers really makes training difficult.I guess the solution to the stroller not fitting in the G problem and the lack of training is that I could push both kids to daycare in the stroller(It is about 2.5 miles from my house), then run the rest of the way to work(another 3 miles). Then I wouldn’t get to drive the G but boy would I be in good shape and I would definitely miss a bunch of traffic!
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Wow, you've lots of potential.
I'm a bit quicker than that but without a stroller. 
It takes me 50- 75 miles per week to do that. That's a good solution for getting some more miles in. bump it up to 40 miles per week and you'll cut 90+ seconds off that 5km.