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[@zackbelcher3896]

Ran Chicago, didn’t go as planned but there’s lots to learn from it and doing a major was an incredible experience. It was definitely a brutal reminder that at the end of the day, marathons are hard.

[@MrAldiyar]

Defined second the hard part! It’s a real tough workout!

[@TheChessPlayer1956]

I heard Chicago was pretty warm and tough on everybody who ran it. A lot of people did not reach their goal times.

[@ChrisSee]

I also ran Chicago and did not run a smart race. I adjusted my goal pace based on the conditions but clearly not enough. I definitely learned a lot on Sunday after struggling through the second half. We’ll get it next time Zack!

[@RunTommy123]

@@ChrisSee good points. I do most of my races in Florida and a random 90% humidity day can pop up, even in the middle of January. I think for my January race, I'm going to have a backup "placing" goal if the weather isn't ideal for a "time" goal

[@ChrisSee]

@@RunTommy123 I would recommend researching how much you should adjust your pace based on race condition vs your training conditions. There are calculators and guides out there that I wish I had listened to, LOL. I’m also in Florida - Vero Beach area.

[@kyle_massa]

Chicago runner here! Echoing the other comments that the race was really tough, but fighting through miles 20-26 with the same 100+ folks I was cruising through miles 5-20 with made the hurt feel communal And the crowds and signs (especially Ted Lasso references) were the best I’ve ever seen

[@runningwithaj]

Thanks for the shoutout, Seth. LJ was absolutely stoked to hear you talking about his vlog on your video. The look on his face was priceless! Thanks for your support. He’s keen to make another vlog now!

[@robertmelendez6677]

Chicago Marathon was everything I could have ever imagined. The weather was a bit warm but the folks lined up on the streets made it feel incredible!!

[@johnrsowa]

I ran Chicago. Going into the training block, my goal was a Berlin qualifying 2:45. With the weather, I decided to change that to a 2:50. I stayed on pace until about mile 21, and then it became about setting a PR (>2:54:03). At my 25, the cramping nearly caused me to stop, but I still hobbled in at 2:55:39. I’m proud of my effort in grueling conditions.

[@jofrank18]

Broke both arms at the beginning of this year so as soon as I realized that I would need about 3 months to recover from surgery. My goals were to get use of my arms again and PR in the half marathon. During my recovery on the couch, I discovered your channel and have gotten a lot of joy and motivation from your blogs. Happy to report that I have use of my arms again and managed to pr at the Hamptons half despite pulling my hammy at mile 11.

[@jeroen1989]

After first year of running capped off by first race, these are my goals for coming year (in order of importance): 1.) More consistency: 125km a month benchmark; 2.) 10k PB: sub-50 minutes (if accomplished before 1st of july: sub 47 minutes, winning time of participating friends during recent race), set in race; 3.) Half marathon PB: sub-2 hours, set in race; 4.) Finishing an official (organised race) marathon (time not relevant for now, might change); 5.) Continuing my battle against depression becoming/staying mentally and physically fit using running, noticable by lower doses of medication and off course better control over my mood/outlook on life.

[@SethJamesDeMoor]

thank you for being open with us on # 5, means a lot and we're here for you

[@BIG_BOSS_NEO]

I been thru that, Depression is a hard rival, always there, Running absolutely changed and saved my life. Please Never Ever Give up, we are with you

[@redmanhigh]

Even if you wouldn't have been successful on KZbin you won in life long time ago. Brigid is amazing, so cheerful and joyful. Such and an amazing attitude and character. Give her a bug hug. 🥺

[@staceydiekman9716]

Sound effects were awesome today, the old internet router sound, snoring, etc…Congratulations on meeting your vertical gain goal early…onward and upward Seth!!

[@SethJamesDeMoor]

thanks Stacey!!!

[@arwilliams66]

Honestly, this year has been rough. Fighting through injury, new job, but still blessed, and working to finish stronger than I started.

[@jamesvos3085]

On True Love's sleep tip, I actually attribute my great sleep before my last Half Marathon PR to EXACTLY that phenomenon. My football team lost on Saturday, and my race was on Sunday. I fell asleep so quickly fixating on the football game sadness and didn't keep myself up all night fixating nervously on the race itself. Woke up refreshed and sub-1:22!

[@midway241]

Hi Seth & Brigid, just sold my house and looking forward to a new homestead. Packing is no bueno! Love your new home.

[@brigiddemoor4206]

Wow, congratulations!! I know. Not fun. You've got this! New homestead! Thanks be to God!

[@ericperramond3463]

Goal this year ('21 alone) was just to enter a race or two. Will have done 6: 3 half marathons (1 on trail), one 10K, and one 25K (upcoming) on trails. Next year? Trail marathon. Run total this year: 1800 miles so far, with another 10 weeks to go. More importantly: all injury free. I'll take this. Good luck training for NYC, Seth!

[@BlueManatee]

According to google, ciel is french for sky and they e at the end of the company name is added due to the company being based out of Montreal Canada. The company is pronounced "SEE-el". I have several of their hats and shirts, I absolutely love them so I was curious.

[@ConstructMTL]

Nailed the pronunciation

[@szervo77]

I'm ahead of my goal to hit 2,500 miles running this year! Stayed reasonably healthy this entire year and my A goal was to just run my first in person race! I've signed up for my first Half Marathon in mid November and am in a small training block right now to hopefully run a PR.

[@SethJamesDeMoor]

COMMENT OF THE DAY!!! CONGRATS STEVE, :GOO:

[@szervo77]

@@SethJamesDeMoor Seth you are the man!!! Thanks for inspiring me and all of DGR to turn that door knob! 🥳

[@ScottBarnesBass]

What I've learnt from my goals this year is my priorities. Some of these goals have been a means to an end, some of them have been stretch goals as motivation. It all came down to the sub 3 Marathon, everything else was support work to that. New goal time! - Injury free - No time off due to injury Since June I am now injury free!!! It's like a new lease of life - 100km race, top 10% Peak District Challenge, 10th out of 353 - Marathon race, sub 3 hour Manchester Marathon 2:55:34 - 3000 miles total 2,102.8 milese @ 12 Oct 2021, not looking likely... - 100,000 feet elevation gain 95,778 ft @ 12 Oct 2021, nearly there - 1 barefoot run every week Not every week, but 31 miles total for the year - 1 club run per month minimum (restrictions permitting) Not even close, family life hey!!!

[@Deadbuck73]

QOD: so far I’m about where I want to be… my A goal is to run over a 1,000 miles… I have 217 to go… B goal: run a sub 6:59 mile… with the fall temperatures here I’m getting ready to go for it in the next week or two… C goal is to get back to 13.1… I’m feeling good and the injuries seem to be staying behind so it’s looking good! It ain’t over yet!

[@wetzky]

Ran Chicago this weekend and finished with my second fastest time (out of 10 finishes). Yesterday I was still exhausted but starting to come around

[@TheVeganRunner]

QOD: Nailed them 👍 1. Half-marathon PB. 1:26 to 1:19 🎉 2. Run 1000 miles in 2021 - I’m on 1400 🎉 3. Run my first marathon - completed this weekend in 2:57.43 🎉 Having a great year of running! Need some new goals now! Cheers Seth!

[@JM-zw7iz]

QOD - Biggest goal was to get a BQ, tried once in June and failed with a time of 3:01.51 secs...last Sunday we went for it again, 2:55.22secs!!! Could not be happier, training consistently over time and watching this vlog every day works! I would prescribe that combo to any runner to help them hit their goals! Thank you Seth for being a constant in my training that I look forward to each and every day. Kind regards from London

[@rhysdavies1989]

Hi Seth, just want to let you know that you inspire me to run. I'm only doing 40 miles a week. I was an "okay runner" in high school. I dropped off. And been running 6 months only but I'm doing well. Did 10 miles in 1 hour 17 min. Love everyone that runs at whatever pace. QOD: What keeps you going? What keeps you motivated? You're fantastic. Also my name is pronounced Reece 😁

[@Deadbuck73]

Boston! I was there yesterday and it was so AWESOME! I had a really neat perspective and I can’t wait for April!

[@Twize]

Wowzers! So 302,225’ = 57.24mi. Edge of space (from earth) is 62mi! …Mission control to Seth 👩‍🚀 👍👍👍

[@cherylgayheart4217]

Raced Chicago Marathon and got a 20 minute marathon PB! Thanks to this channel and community for all the support, tips and motivation to do my best. Showed up Fit, Fresh and Healthy on the start line and that’s the best goal to get!!

[@nberkel]

Depends how you slice it. Marked off a big one two weeks ago, running a sub 3 hour marathon pushing my son in the stroller! On the flip side I'm not doing so well with the mile and 5k goals I had set. Never been a fast short distance person, so I seem to opt for the more endurance based goals 🤷‍♂️

[@geoffb2900]

My goal was to train for and run the Mohawk Hudson River Marathon on 10 October, but a piriformis strain literally took me "out of the running" for the past four weeks. I've had to pivot and change my 2021 goals to regaining running health and fitness in preparation for 2022. My marathon race goal is now for fall of 2022. That's life and the pivot!

[@TheChessPlayer1956]

Love how you share your morning routine. We all should have one. I do! You got me on the Bobo Bars :-) The way I look at it, goals are great, goals focus me, but listening to my body is priority one, especially being I will be 65 Nov. 2nd. I will have to give more consideration to my 2022 goals. The top one is easy! To run and complete my 1st marathon in Los Angeles on March 20th with a 11min/mi pace or better. I am using the Hal Higdon Novice 1 program with a custom training app of his also.

[@nehemiahdixon]

I started running in July and have run 239 miles so far! Following your channel here and on Strava has been great inspiration and motivation. My goal is to try and run 500 miles by the end of this year. Thank you!

[@backyard1015]

QOD: very simple goals this year waiting to see what happens with Covid. Goal is it hit 1000 miles this year. Currently at 752. Right on Pace!

[@mikemike20491]

CHICAGO! 🏃🏻‍♂️🏁🏅

[@carlosandresgonzalezramire9264]

Hi Seth! Great vlog as always. How about DGR wrist bands? Definitely be buying a bunch of those :)

[@backyard1015]

I was debating between taking out my half marathon PR or Marathon PR in 2022. My plan is to up the ante! My Marathon 3:58 PR will fall in 2022. Half in Naples will set me up for the Full at Glass City. I am putting my name in the hat for Chicago with the Twin Cities being a backup in the fall Marathon. I'm going to train specifically for a 3:50 marathon with a few halfs along the way! If I shatter my 1:42 HM PR it will be extra icing on the cake! Possible third marathon would be around December! DGR STRONG!!!!

[@patrickmccormack1322]

QD: Was fortunate enough to hit my primary goal of breaking 2:50 in the marathon and qualifying for the 2022 Boston Marathon. For the last few months I've be training for a half-marathon this month. To be honest, the motivation has ebbed and flowed more than I'd like to admit. What I've learned is that maintaining a high level of "laser focus" without proper recovery (mental even more than physical) is not sustainable. 2022's goals will include goals centered around mental and physical recovery.

[@runningmama4793]

Such a good insight, and SO true. Kinda where I am now too : ) This should be the comment of the day! "What I've learned is that maintaining a high level of "laser focus" without proper recovery (mental even more than physical) is not sustainable. 2022's goals will include goals centered around mental and physical recovery."

[@MartinH_-_-_1]

2/8 of my goals. Not enough races around to try them all and other life priorities got in the way. 1. Remain injury free(learnt this year when to listen to my body and back off for a few days) - Yep 2. Sub 100 (1:40) half marathon; current 1:42:30 - Not Raced one this year as as postponed due to covid. Would be close if i tried 3. Sub 45 10k; current 46:30 - Not raced one but am definitely in sub 45 shape... 4. Sub 20 5k: current 21:35 - Not yet, 20:42 current PB. May be there late December... 5. Sub 6 mile; current 6:15 - Yep, 5:49. 6. Run an ultra. I've done 2 flat road marathons but considering a very hilly trail 50k in Sep/Oct 2021... - No, Cancelled due to covid 7. Hit a 100km (62 miles) training week; recently been at around 45mpw, peaked at 55 in 2019 pre-injury. - No, baby in July has meant i've been crusing at 30mpw ish which has helped with goal 1... 8. Lose weight, aim for sub 70kg at 172cm (5"7.5), currently 77kg. Should help with all the previous goals tbh -No, still around 76/77.

[@carritobler94]

I did not have many goals for 2021 but the number one goal was to complete my 1st half marathon. After it having to be postponed twice, I signed up for a different one and I completed it on October 3rd. I went in not having a time goal but to complete it with minimal running. I finished with a time of 2:27:12. I am totally proud that I pushed myself and did it. Now to get that time faster but it will take baby steps. I have gotten hooked and love to run

[@nathanbaker1727]

My goals this year have been: 1) Run 2000 miles (pivoted off this after a knee injury and being out for 2 months), dropped to 1500, currently 19.9 miles behind target but I should catch up/overtake it this week. 2) Run a Sub-19 5k - close, I went through 5k in 19:05 in my last 10km race. 3) Run a sub 1:30 half marathon - Achieved, ran a 1:29:52 and was on pace for better but the last 3 miles up hill really took it out my legs! 4) Get through my first ever XC season - currently doing, did my first race for it last Saturday, not as good as I would have liked, but I raced on tired legs (training for another HM).

[@alyxandrasherwood1176]

My goal for 2021 was to run the Boston Marathon after my (one and done) 2020 bid was pushed to run it virtually. Those rolling hills for the first ten miles were a killer but I finished the race and loved the crowds. Marathons are as much a mental challenge as a physical one and I was definitely in the pain cave yesterday. Wouldn't trade the experience for the world.

[@mecha_c73]

Keep crushing those goals!

[@rainrunnerx]

1:17 I love that it’s just “Bobo”

[@obadiyahshamayahubey2142]

QOD: Keep Training Hard and running HalfMarathons Running is my life. Thanks Seth!!!!! 🙏🏾🔥🏃🏾‍♂️💪🏾

[@neilb7535]

QOD. To enjoy running and get a sub 3.30 marathon. Loving my running at the moment and just went 3.29.22 at Manchester 🇬🇧 on Sunday. Hurt a lot but dug deep and training paid off 💪

[@TimNguyen825]

I didn't race Chicago but I did race the Philly Broad Street 10 miler. Such a phenomenal race and can't wait to do it again when spectators are at there peak

[@toddboucher3302]

Congrats to you and everyone. Not to me, Had to work 2 jobs close to 80 hours pay-off bills from covid slowdown. I planned on running 2021 miles and 200,000 ft but not even close

[@jasonradio202]

I appreciate your constant positivity.

[@betomf1903]

How can you be so calm about the table?! 😂 I would be going crazy! 🤯

[@sehrindifferent]

QOD: After a horrible 2020 due to COVID running restrictions in Spain and a few injuries, 2021 so far has been great. I set a 10K PR, from 37:17 to 35:39 but most importantly, I've become a smarter runner, doing the little things that I was too lazy to do before but that pay off in the long run. Now I've fallen in love with running again, I count the hours until is time to get out again. I still have a two goals ahead, a 1/2 marathon in a couple of weeks and a full marathon in December but I no longer pressure myself with numbers. Just do things right and everything will come into place by itself sooner or later. Just enjoy the process.

[@sabriener]

I'm nowhere near where I wanted to be. I haven't been able to run for the last 3 months since I've been battling lower back issues but I'm focusing on strength training and hoping my body will allow me to start running again really soon!

[@_PatG_]

I’m doing my first half marathon in December! Thinking of wanting to do ultras eventually!

[@DarkinJinx]

QD: 2021 has not been my year for running to be honest. It started with runners knee just before new year's, which lasted 1.5 months. Then i sprained an ankle during a 50 miler, and didn't let it rest enough before training again which resulted in a stress fracture in my shin. That caused me to take another break for over 3 months. Since then i haven't been able to get up to my normal mileage before something starts to hurt in my legs. I'm battling with my eagerness to go out running everyday, and my body telling me that it's not possible.

[@MsGardener77]

Seth microwaves his coffee 🤦‍♀️... Oh well, that's not why we love him 😂

[@michaelr.8402]

true🙊

[@MrAndyBrooks]

Very inspiring Seth Goals: injury free, 5k pr (done), 10k pr, 1/2 pr, and most importantly top fundraiser for my Son’s charity

[@TheChessPlayer1956]

For sure Andrew! My 1st marathon will be L.A, March 20th. Top goal? Finish without injury. :-)

[@ericwhite80five]

QD: I don’t remember if I responded to this question of the day at the beginning of the year, but my only goal this year was to return to running and racing as I was dealing with multiple injuries at the time. So far the second half of 2021 has been a huge success because I’m back to training and successfully ran two races already. Base building starts now for my Marathon training block in the spring!

[@adamscales2376]

QOD goal has changed and it's all your fault. I've taken what I learn from your channel and would discuss it with grandson cross-country coach. He quit this summer and the school said I sound like I know lots about cross-country so now I coach a school team. We just finished so now we know where we are so next is planning for next season.

[@Lowkey.Brielle-h1c]

Question of the day what is your favorite coffee machine mine is a Nespresso I swear I feel like the nespresso machine is like the vapor fly next percent 2 It makes the absolute best cup of Coffee

[@markpetersen]

I did race Chicago! Way too warm for mid-October!

[@markhirdygirdy_runs]

2021 Running Goals inspired by the vlog in January. Goal 1 Annual Distance. Run 2021km/1256 miles. 1197 miles completed and 213 miles ahead of plan. Stretch target of 1500 miles - 33 miles ahead of target. In Progress and On Track. Goal 2 Complete 20 mile virtual event. A Goal to finish / B Goal sub 4:30 / C Goal sub 4:15. Achieved goal ran 3:16 Goal 3 Complete first Marathon (revised targets after 20 mile event success). A Goal to finish / B Goal sub 4:30 / Stretch Goal Sub 4:15. Manchester Marathon completed 2 days ago in 4:25. 2 of 3 goals achieved Goal 4 Half Marathon PB. A Goal sub 2:10 / B Goal sub 2:05 / Stretch Target sub 2 hours. Achieved all 3 goals in Vitality Big Half London in August with 2:56 Goal 5 10km PB. A Goal sub 52 mins / Stretch Target sub 50 mins. Achieved 1 of 2 goals with time of 50:56 Goal 6 5km PB. A Goal sub 24:49/ Stretch Target sub 23 mins. Best time at Park Run in August 24:07. Achieved 1 of 2 goals

[@trbeyond]

Seth, you need one of those coffee cup warmers that plugs into your USB!

[@BIG_BOSS_NEO]

Funny and curious how most if not all the food in the list is exactly the same I eat as well, nutrition is a very important part of a runner's/athlete life

[@marathonrunner89]

:QOD: Goal is to "turn the doorknob" 200 times (aka 200 runs). Not really going for distance or speed, just getting out and running. Currently at 160 so right on track!

[@runningmama4793]

Wow, I love this idea: a goal number of runs in a year, instead of mileage or whatever! Cool!

[@martinst-pierre346]

Hey Guys, Ciele is a play off of ciel which is sky in french...Internally we pronounce it See-El-Ay, but you know Tomayto-Tomahto...it's all good

[@danielmoore9214]

In french the sky is actually " le ciel " so it isn't really the french spelling dude. The french pronounciation would have the same phonetics as saying CL . I was at Uni in France.

[@leedockerty4531]

Loving the hats seth!

[@ericfenske1138]

My 2021 running goals were simple 1. Run 2000 miles (currently at 1891) 2. Run my first marathon (finished Toledo in April and running Columbus this Sunday) Things are looking good.

[@douglasmoore1251]

QOD: Goal was to run a marathon this year. About to do my final long run before my taper this coming weekend. 26 days to the NYC Marathon and I'm feeling strong, healthy, and ready to crush it.

[@ConstructMTL]

“Ciel” is sky. Ciele is based out of Montréal. Some ppl pronounce it “cielé”

[@MattD86]

That doesn’t help us lol

[@ConstructMTL]

@@nickatnite16 I tried sharing a link with the google translate pronunciation, but youtube removed it. Type "ciel et" into the google translator w/ french selected, and click on the speaker icon..

[@janfolkerts7342]

The goal for this year was starting to run again after 10 months of injury and sign in for a marathon next year. Did the half marathon distance allready a few times again and signed in for Enschede marathon.

[@jeromed9750]

Sky in French is ciel. Ciele would be pronounced the same though: see-ell. Great videos as usual!

[@GregCheekSpeaks]

Predict Seth runs 2:19 in NYC and that will be a top 15-18 area! DGR STRONG

[@redalex7613]

QOD : There have been no goals for this year since the 1st Lockdown here in the UK last year I initially had a goal due to a virtual even that was put on by an Ultra Running Race Organizer over here and I set myself the task to complete a 100 mile week which thankfully I managed to do and received a small belt buckle for my troubles. But since that time (May last year) my running has been hit and miss, the mojo deserted me completely and 2021 so far has been very poor in terms of my running. My running fitness levels have dropped completely so I am now once again trying to reboot my running. So ultimate 2021 running goals where never set as the motivation and the uncertainty of the current environment meant it was hard to find a level to focus on. Now the decisions have to start to be made regarding what / if any goals will be set for next year.... Do I target a race, a distance, a time? Who knows.......

[@cooperbahr748]

QD: My goals this year were to run 1000 miles and break 1:40 in the half marathon. I'm behind on my mileage goal, but hit 1:33 in the half earlier this year. It's given me the confidence to attempt the full marathon again. My goal is to qualify for Boston.

[@pier-olivierbeaulieu5863]

I am not french but I am from Quebec (french side of Canada). Ciele is prononce like « sea » + « hell » but without the « h ». And in french ciele is « ciel » not « ciele ». 7:18

[@nichetack6045]

QOD: I picked up running again this year in May for the first time since the start of the pandemic. I have never been very consistent with it and being in grad school, I set a simple and achievable goal. My goal is to run 250 miles or at least 50 times and I am already at 177 miles and did my 34th run yesterday. I am well ahead of schedule and look forward to stretching myself next year with some races sprinkled in.

[@TimNguyen825]

QOD: I have crushed my 2021 running goals so far. I have broken PRs within races (new 8k and 10k PR within Broad Street 10 mile race, ECT.) and achieved breakthrough times that I never thought I could do in one year. I just have one more race, the Philly Marathon to close out the year.

[@khaledtarhouni]

Hello Seth, Ciele Athletics is a canadian company from Montreal. Ciele doesn't mean sky in french. I don't know what's the history behind the name. I did some research but didn't find anything about that. Sky in french is "ciel" without the an "e". It is pronounced "seeyale"

[@kev8557]

Hey Seth! CIELE is a Québec french Canadian compagny. You've to pronounce it C-L-É(ey). Cheers

[@SilentSoldier7]

My gym bro brain immediately thought you hit 225 on the squat bench or deadlift lol

[@pythonbyte]

1:12 a friend of mine Peter Sutcliffe had a long stay at the Broadmoor.

[@brakerbraker829]

Ciele may be a play on words, of sorts. "Ciel" does mean the Sky but it can also can mean Heaven in the religious sense. French nouns have a fixed gender. "Ciel" has masculine gender. Another example, "montagne" is feminine (note the final "e"). It gets more complicated but that's another story. As to Ciele, as the non-traditional spelling of a masculine noun, could be they were going for a French/English play on words ie "heavenly"?

[@ajmartinez1906]

Irie Island Greetings Seth, stay Safe up there 👆🏿

[@gilliesuarez]

I didn't hit any of my track season goals, and I was 1.4 seconds off of my cross country goal last week.

[@romanbrcar6640]

QOD: due to an inguinal hernia surgery I had to put my running goals aside. Recovering well and should be back to running late december. That's why I will work through the next few weeks on my running goals for 2022. Peek race in 2022 will be the Berlin marathon.

[@RunningOtaku]

QD: My C goal is making my XC Team’s Top 7 for nationals, B goal is Top 5, A goal is Top 5 with a Team Championship win. Feels like C will be a lock, and I’m working hard every day to make the other two a reality…

[@aidanthompson664]

The same thing happened to me yesterday, but instead of a table it was my new running shoes. My poor lonely shoes are out there in the world without me.

[@MrAldiyar]

Seth, quick question - HOKA Carbon X2 vs Rocket X? Which one for you and why?

[@jeffpeterson8197]

QOD: I had one goal for 2021, to run a BQ time. I did it this last Sunday by 30 seconds. Thanks for the help and support this channel provides.

[@runningmama4793]

Congratulations! That's such a huge accomplishment, and something many people spend years chasing before they achieve it! Way to go!!!

[@geert7177]

302,225 - talking about runner's high

[@johnk.1461]

Letsss goooo Greece 🇬🇷 is in the house!

[@thirdculturemama]

Ciel is French for sky. Maybe Ciele a play on words for reach the sky with our awesome hats? ... we usually hear that brand pronounced "See El Ey"

[@roustabout4fun]

1:11 curious note to self

[@TheSaltyFilms]

It's ..'SEEYELL'.. It means Sky in French. Many girls are named Cielle! You never met a Cielle in your life? I'm pretty happy to have known one in my life. :) QOD: My A goal is to educate myself abundantly about running health and nutrition. My B goal is to become a much stronger mountain runner, which I find myself struggling with. Seth, I've seen you train differently for mountain running and road running respectively. Does the nutritional intake also change as you train for each of these disciplines? Thank you!

[@MrAldiyar]

Wow I’ve never been so early! Second viewer!

[@janetduback5161]

Good morning!

[@morganmcdonnell9333]

QOD :My goal this year was to run from my house to the other side of the city in Perth Australia a total of 105kms , goal achieved on the 25th September 2021. 2 weeks later smashed my 5k PR 21.26. And will be running the local marathon this Sunday. Goal time 3.30

[@RaleighStoughton]

Qd: my goals were run 1000 miles and run everyday, I’m currently at 1478 miles, and have ran everyday thus far.

[@tvbarn]

Modem sounds make me smile every time

[@r_unner_G]

Ciele - sounds like seal!

[@bcockton]

QOD: Started the year out with a goal of 3500km, but a few injuries (bad case of PF) has caused me to pivot and refocus on bettering my 5k time to sub 20min at 52 years of age.

[@sandratessem9980]

Good morning from Arizona

[@wbugler]

"see - el"

[@sundayrunday7586]

Cièle is pronounced S’yell. 😄

[@EfirdStrong]

Does Seth rock an Apple Watch when not training? I spy an Apple Watch at 4:40!