As that was Daniel’s watch, can he claim the time as his pb? 😄

I love this deeper post-race analysis on top of the race vlog!

That was a great race Phily, I know most of us can only dream of times in that range! I've quite a few club races/events coming up that aren't my main focus - nice to see that this kind of thing can be worked into training without derailing training :)

Love hearing you go through a race and letting us into your thoughts and hence the thought process of an elite runner 🌺 super interesting!!

Thanks for this race debrief Phily - it sounds really well organised - I thinks it's great that they made it so that Ciara would get to cross the line first and also that there were pacers. Hopefully other race organisers will see this video and it might give them some ideas. What did Daniel's watch think about his massive 5k PB performance? :) Hope you're enjoying St. Moritz.

Amazing. If I can comment quickly about Odd Down playing fields (where the event was held), I grew up in Odd Down and the fact that events like this are held in Odd Down warms my heart. It's a fantastic asset for the district and I hope it continues to develop!

Funny-I thought that was someone just hanging around not a pacer!?! Glad the latter and glad it not only worked out but smashed it!

Well done on the time. It's been fun seeing the YTber inception of everyone recording everyone else in all the videos.

I like these kinds of videos. I like to understand the thought process behind your races.

Love watching your videos, very inspirational ❤ and well done on your fast 5k time 😊

Well done Philly and good luck for your Marathon! 😊. I do like your style of Presenting btw, we get a sense of how it feels to run to your potential and to push through pain etc, then run a Warm Down, then the 2 Mile repeats…. Awesome! I myself used to run well but not at your standard and now I’m the wrong side of 50, so my best is behind me. Your videos however brings back the feelings of performing well and they are so inspiring, it’s what makes me return to parkrun on a Saturday morning, so I just wanted to say‘Thanks’ and carry on running and loving the Grind. 😊

Loving the grind!!! Amazing work as usual philly and daniel. Keep it up!! So excited to see the end product of your journey together! Impressive as always.

oh yeah ...and lovin the content you two are putting out!

Great race/session Phily. Lovely to see some of my fave youtubers toghether 💕

I really enjoyed this breakdown! It's cool to hear where your head was through the race!

Thanks for the insight into your thinking. Racing also keeps you sharp for your marathon. Love the videos and the grind.

Well done, great race, and to follow up with the marathon training is amazing. Best of luck with Copenhagen. I will try to be at Battersea for your next race there, and will cheer you on.

Brilliant race ,Philly. Well done 👍

Awesome job Phily!!!!

I remember watching that very windy 5k video, thinking you sound like me😂, I'm always going it's too windy I can't train or race. Your smash it, well done.

Loved watching and listening to this❤️

Love ur work Philly!!! Such a solid day of running! My gosh!!! I know it’s all relative to where ur at with ur own running, but I just did my first ever HM yesterday…& I’m absolutely shattered. My legs are completely, totally & utterly trashed (but I did run my little heart out) 🤣Can’t even imagine marathon training, let alone racing in the midst of it all…ur incredible! (although u did raise a point I will remember about racing during training for something bigger…for well & truly (way) down the track!😂). Any advice for absolutely annihilated legs???🤣🤣🤣

I would love to attend all your sessions and bring the vibes. Bit of a jog from Chicago, but...GO PHILY!

This is a great video, I love the recap, but as someone who is fairly new to running, it would be awesome if you had links in the description to all the people you are talking about so I can watch their videos too! Also hello from Portland, Oregon!

I think I've seen all the videos on this now and it's great that there were so many people racing (Over 300 people for the 3 waves!)

Great review!

I think it can always be worth sharpening up your legs over the shorter distances when marathon training. I know Jake Smith has said on numerous podcasts that he wants to get quicker over the 3k, 5k and 10k so that he can deal with and match any surges that happen during a marathon and tbh it makes a lot of sense

looks like Ben Felton filming Phily at 10.53. Great how they support one another.

Love your channel and learnt loads (best tip so far squeezy peanut butter). Hopefully meet one day for a selfie!

Excellent video, far out you are a awesome runner, like to see a video on what you fuel & on the marathon & in training, have you got a regular diet you stick to night before a race? Keep up the good work 👍🏼😀👍🏻🍀🏃🏽‍♂️🌲🥳

Thank you, brilliant.

I thought the 16 min pacer was incredible… I guess there are not that many people who can pace you of any gender! Nice to hear the support was helpful!

Lovin' the grind, missin' the Dan....

Ahhh, okay, that's why this 5k was so stacked!

Great run by you and Ciara

Phily!! Could you please show us what you eat, especially the days before a marathon?! :) Thank you!!!

Well done, and extra Kudos from me for reporting in miles. Km pace means nothing to me, partially from being half American and also over 55. (Marathon training/racing expressed in km particularly winds me up. "LOL" 😊)

nothing like competing infront of a cheering crowd. years ago I played the austrailian tennis circuit. best match ever I played was at melbourne park a crowd of about 50 sourounded the court but ontop of that there was work going on at margeret court arena . behind us up on the platform workers were building the roof and they went on lunch break during the match and the real cheering started and the heckling it was awesome it was like a us open crowd my self and my opponent(the secnd seed) played one of the matches of our lives I lost in a tight one but it was electric. in the 90s tho I did a stint of big city road running races and triathlon. the problem I had was crowds didnt seem to attend so much in the 90s in adelaide australia except two particular races. city to bay and island to bluff. for most races there wasnt much crowd if you crossed the line in the top few which was my case most the time. so the finished runners tended to become the crowd for the other runners that finished later, the lower the placing the bigger the crowd and cheer which was actually pretty cool just would have been fun to get simular atmosphere for thos of us up front(not complaining tho:)... times have changed tho and now it seems and a lot more peeps get out on course to spectate a lot of races. everywhere even park runs can get spectators.

How much did this skewer the algorithms on Daniel's watch? I just imagine the computer inside going "What the hell is going on??"

Might be a bit of a weird question but to anyone who runs (bc feels weird to ask this directly to Philly lol) why would you choose to wear the bikini style shorts over the full coverage ones? I used to wear the bikini ones for dance and it was just constant adjusting and messing with the fit after certain moves. I imagine whilst running it would get really irritating for me. Is it less restricting or something?

@TheMjsPrincess

Жыл бұрын

100% would be less restriction. I run myself, and the less I’m wearing the better I perform. I don’t race or anything but if I was racing I am certain I’d prefer the smaller shorts/brief.

@derfer007

Жыл бұрын

Less restriction. But, if you have thunder-thighs like me, not a grand idea. 😩

@TheMjsPrincess

Жыл бұрын

@@derfer007 same here lol 😭

@fat_eduardo

Жыл бұрын

​@@derfer007 just run through my thunder thighs 💀💀👀

@duck6100

Жыл бұрын

​@@derfer007 that's my thing lol I feel like larger thighs just make them ride up more and I wouldn't fancy a whole crowd of people watching me adjust every 10 minutes 💀

What is meant by 'taper'? Like to think myself as a lover of the grind, but have never heard this before in my running circles 🤷‍♀️

I would say why you did it phily because it is probably a short time trial perse to see where u are at don't beat you're self up we all make mistakes

Young looking 60 year old!

Now we know why you had a Garmin on 😂

12:40 "Magic stopwatch in my palm, who is the fastest one of all?" "Famed is thy swiftness, Majesty. But hold, a fleetly maid I see. Clogs cannot hide her gentle pace. Alas, she is speedier than thee."

3:32 lane 8 was so far over the line wth

So which marathon are you doing again?

@PhilyBowden

Жыл бұрын

Planet Mars

@mrrob6730

Жыл бұрын

@@PhilyBowden Via Elon Musk?

AND is British people should use miles.. what are these K’s? Our road signs are in… Miles. Car mileage… Miles.. If someone asked a K runner how long is a marathon? I’m sure then they will say 26.2 miles 😬😬

5K is nothing it’s just a warm up run.

They’ll be a they them unidentified non binary I identify as a wombat category soon 🤣🤣🤣🙄🙄🙄🙄

To anyone out there reading this - I need your advice! I have a grade 1 muscle pull and am 1 week out from doing London. I know I am fit enough to run, as my base is about 50-60 miles/ week… I feel like tempting it should be okay if I just rest until then? Plan is to just go on 1-1,5h swims daily to keep Fitness up… + R.I.C.E Any other advice most welcome!! 🙃🥲🫶

@TheMjsPrincess

Жыл бұрын

I’m assuming if your base miles are 50-60 per week you are a fast (as I think of it anyway ) marathoner, 3 hours? I have run a marathon on a 80% healed injury (I’m a 5 hour marathon runner ) and of course I didn’t get a pb but I really wanted to finish it especially as I trained for so long for it. London marathon is legendary plus ridiculously difficult to get in so I really didn’t want to miss it! I just made sure I rested the week before, swimming and gentle walking. I don’t recommend ever running on an injury BUT just telling you what I personally did.

@justmeemi6350

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMjsPrincess omg thank you so much!!! Yes I was planing on a 3,5h marathon but you’re absolutely right about London being so hard to get into. I’m just gonna go and have fun, try not to think about the injury until then and just make sure I try to recover 🌺 can I ask how it went afterwards? Like did the injury flare up again?

@TheMjsPrincess

Жыл бұрын

@@justmeemi6350 weirdly, it didn’t flare up again! So just honestly take it easy this week, stretch, drink loads of water and take it easy on marathon day, especially in the first half, because if you need to finish the second half in pain it’s not fun 😭😭 (that was the story of my second London marathon I injured my knee 18 miles in and had to drag myself the last 8 miles lol) wishing you all the luck in the world at London!!!! I did Brighton marathon this year as I didn’t get in to London this time. Xx

@justmeemi6350

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMjsPrincess thank you!!! And omg tbh you still managing to finish says SO much about your strength and resilience!! Really impressive 🌺

@TheMjsPrincess

Жыл бұрын

@@justmeemi6350 thanks I am a very determined person and I absolutely was not going to miss out on getting my medal! Thankfully at Brighton this year was a lot less stressful and I finished with no injury! Enjoy your marathon you’ll smash it xx

Watching these videos from Phily and Ben thinking you are a runner... Running my first HM today at 1 hour 54 minutes brought me back to reality 🤣🥲🤮

@TarasSkyJourney

Жыл бұрын

If you run you are a runner. And I (at a 2.5hr half PR) think you're quite speedy. So there.

@grgr6720

Жыл бұрын

Fair enough!

@Stevenc1984

Жыл бұрын

Well done! That's a great time for a first half. If you're fairly new to running (first couple of years) you could make some really big improvements too if you keep working on it. Mostly I hope you enjoyed the race, you'll never have another first half 🎉🎊🏅

@grgr6720

Жыл бұрын

@@Stevenc1984 Thanks! First time I trained consistently for a race. 4 months based on info from the book 80/20 Running. Next time I will not be checking my Garmin pacing strategy so often but I guess this comes with experience 😅

I wish I could be on the sideline, but cheering you on from the other side of the Atlantic 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🫱🏿‍🫲🏻