Walk/run method of doing a marathon is not cheating?
367987
How would it be cheating?  Unless the rules say you have to run or walk and cannot combine both, it's perfectly fine!  There are lots of training plans for run/walking marathons that are very popular.  I'm sure there will be others just like you there doing a run/walk method.  You'll be covering the whole 26.2 miles on your feet and that's what you are supposed to do.  Good luck and have fun!
278295
Does entering a competition where you know you are going to loose count? If so then yes, all the time.\n\n(When you run a marathon, with thousands of people, it's a good bet that you will get beat by the guy who's on the Olympic team.)
1027030
Both actually.\nTry this : Walk for 10 minutes, then run for 5 minutes. (Repeat the following). \nThe results will be more obvious then just running or walking.
59579
Alternating is a great way to go. You walk for one minute, and jog for one minute, then walk for one minute, and run for one minute.\n\nAt first you may need to build up so, try walking for three minutes, and running for 45 seconds, brining the times closer until you can do one for one minute, and the next for one minute. Then, build to two minutes, and so on.
866668
Masturbation is not going to affect your training for a marathon-either doing it, or not doing it.  It's only not helping you if you don't spend any time running, or training, and spend all your time wanking!
781069
its pure all out speed.  any longer races involve some kind of strategy, holding off your full effort until near the finish.  the 100m is just 100% effort for 10 seconds.\n\nthat, and its very short and easy to watch and understand whats going on .  The average spectator wont sit through a 2 hour plus marathon.
1183957
I think the question is Prove no-one can..., etc. This idea was proposed millenia ago by the Greek thinker Zeno, and is called "Zeno's paradox". The idea was that the runner reaches 1/2 way, then 3/4, 7/8, 15/16, etc. and must therefore never reach the end. It wasn't "proven" beyond the idea of being an interesting apparent paradox which is easily dispelled when one considers that, yes, the runner does reach all those points, but that fact needn't imply a limit on his motion. There is more complexity to the thinking than my summary indicates, however, and you may be interested to read the discussion in the reference.
793286
It could be counter productive as you might damage yourself if you suddenly take up jogging as your muscles/joints arent used to it. I would start walking briskly first then go on to jogging. I find it better going to a gym as you avoid pollution, rain etc and you can do more varied activites for over all fitness, plus your less likely to damage your joints then on the treadmill than on the pavement.
1130258
Walking is better than jogging
368522
OK best way to go is walk for 5 mins a warm up then jog for about one min, walk for two, jog for two, walk for two, jog for three walk for one, continue until you have completed your run and then cool down by walking for another 5~remember that the cool down is just as important as the warm up.As you improve gradually increase your running/jogging time and decrease your walking time! Best of luck!=)
1149615
Depnds on your training. I was in track and the coach always had us running up bleachers, the church steps (there were 120 steps), and he used the parachute or the ortho ban ( a giant rubber band that ortho uses for knees and ankles), or a make shift. BO Jackson and some of the other football players and the worlds fastes man and women run up steep hills and the parachute method. I am training my daughter for track and I use the hill and the parachute method. All it is is stamina. AND your mind. \n                Have you been giving your body plenty of rest? Without rest it won't really matter how intense the training. You'll only defeat the purpose. When you do a set with weights you need to allow your body 1 whole minute to regain oxygen and supply it to the torn down muscles. When you run you need to mix up the speed. Airbourn shuffle at the beginning then gradually work it up then back down to the Airbourn Shuffle again. Then the next work out you work it backwards. It gives your body a shock an da variety. But again you need to get plenty of rest. How are you eating? That is a diet that you need to see a dietricionist for. ADVICE; Don't do the Adkins diet for runners and track people. It takes away the water intake and you dehydrate the body. Matter of fact I think that diet should be banned. \n                 Other than that you need to experiment with yourself and see what works for your body and what doesn't. DON'T DO ANYTHING TO HURT YOURSELF THOUGH. BELIEVE ME YOU'LL REGRET IT IN THE LONG RUN!!!
967442
And this has to do with running how?
838932
adventureous and determindness. i love to explore. when i was in elementary school, we were on a "field trip" and i wandered off when i saw a long creek trailing into the woods. it was really cool, but i came back right away. i really want my mile time to get really good so in the morning i run 3/4 of a mile and at night i run at least 1 mile. i hope i get better!
746459
Just do it! The more you think the harder it gets. I dont run but i do power walk and as soon as i get a few yards i tell myself i am on my way home. Works for me!
1009534
If you go to a conventional calorie burn table it always appoints what you are raising here, which I do not agree, even the number of burn calories is the same, you muscles will never work the same by jogging than by walking, but it seems that in terms of calorie burn you are close to the truth...
448501
to not cheat at all....but if you must...my friend wrote the answers on his shoe and had the guy (his friend) write the answrs on his shoe and they put their ankles on ther knees so they couls see each other's shoes LOL! it was quite funny
365261
Walking is still good for you, But running/jogging your heart rate up, which is much better for you.  Although if you are not doing anything now, walking is better then nothing, and still good for you, it will raise your heart rate, and burn calories, just not as much as running will.\n\nI know when I'm on a treadmill, i will usually warm up walking, jog for a while till i get tired, keep walking for awhile, then jog again, and repeat that pattern.  But towards the end i will usually just keep walking till I'm completely worm out.