Parkrun is not a race. Said no one at the front ever! 😀 Great videoing, commentary and running. 👏
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
🤣🤣 best line ever!
@AndreReesАй бұрын
Even when am 50th am racing until the very end. Those pesky pram runners are not beating me again 😂
@AnthonyBateАй бұрын
@@AndreReesAt my local parkrun there's a lady pushing a buggy that finishes in about 19min! The kid in the buggy ain't small either!
@AndreReesАй бұрын
@@AnthonyBate in cardiff the same…. And he pushes 2 kids in a double buggy 🤣 he beats me every time 😅🤣
@1721stevenАй бұрын
Its as much race as you want it to be
@dandobson7108Ай бұрын
I was there that morning, funny spotting you at my local parkrun Nick! (I did shout over and say hi at the finish as I was leaving). I'm 44, got into running just over a year ago. 26mins was my first effort at Poole, then managed my goal of sub 20 earlier this year with 19.34. Your channel has definitely helped along the way, Thanks!
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Great to hear and congrats on the sub 20! You have a great parkrun by the way 👊🏻
@meliorknowledge7590Ай бұрын
'Training!' Worst joke I've seen on YT in ages, well done!
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Eyes on the main prize 🇩🇪 but you’ve got to enjoy it too. Otherwise what’s the point 🙌🏻
@TheNutritionCoach123 күн бұрын
Epic running! Just came across this channel and love how you are celebrating and encouraging people with their exercise/fitness journey 💪🏻
@loraleeunfАй бұрын
I definitely didn't realize Quinn was a teenager until you posted the screenshot at the end! I love racing against "kids" who could theoretically be my children (I'm 38) makes me feel young :D Can't wait to see how Berlin goes!
@theghostofpcs2391Ай бұрын
Well done! I love watching these videos, and the camera angle was way better this time.
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
It’s like running, you learn from each race 😉
@mikehobbs624Ай бұрын
You're a beast Nick! What a couple of days training?! You've thrown everything into this block, you absolutely deserve that sub 2.20!
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Sharing up phase 💎 thanks, I’ve worked hard 👊🏻 now let’s hope it comes together next weekend
@bewater473224 күн бұрын
I absolutely love watching your park run videos - keep them coming please !
@laetitiaking2134Ай бұрын
So tense!! Wow!! Well done Nick and Quinn - hectic! Can’t wait for your Berlin Marathon soon!🇿🇦 🇿🇼
@tompalmer6227Ай бұрын
Nice work, Poole ParkRun is always a great buzz with the mad dash across on the grass between the marshall funnel to start. Nice interviews too, Nigel is a bit of a local legend, he used to run the best nutrition and supplement shop in the area, always giving sound and sincere advice.
@scottmac1977Ай бұрын
Phenomenal running as ever, Nick. Love seeing this course, I'm running the Lakes 10k here on Sunday. Had a PB here last year, so fingers crossed!
@fionndiedrichs7839Ай бұрын
Just love this raw and pure content the loud breathing makes it just so real Keep it up nick 🎉
@scopz10x88Ай бұрын
what a nice course, well done nick
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
How beautiful!! And what a great morning for it too! 😍
@DavidBond668Ай бұрын
Nice to get some interviews. You run well. 🎉
@KevinNapper1Ай бұрын
Thanks for a great video :) I've just started running (July) as an over 60 and completed my first parkrun at Upton House just up the road from Poole Park. I managed a much better time than I expected but still near the back and nowhere near the front runners so it is great to be able to see what a fast time looks like from the runners perspective. Very inspiring so thank you again.
@darrellbenge9235Ай бұрын
Well done and keep it up. Parkrun is a great way to get out on a regular basis and running regularly is a great way to improve
@ProCookinАй бұрын
Holllyyyyy f******* flying man. Great achievement, so impressive. Thank you very much mate for the inspiration.
@RedPilled100Ай бұрын
Watching from Fiji 🇫🇯.Enjoying the current pace/speed analysis on screen.Wonderdul video
@mylesgibbons2377Ай бұрын
Well said nick, bring back d records, everybody used to look them up no matter how fast or slow u are
@qc_mp6899Ай бұрын
Always so lekker to watch these hard runs. Well Done!!
@ccdusky3546Ай бұрын
Love watching your videos bro! Im getting back into my own running journey and i have learned a lot from you. Stronger = Faster 💪
@InspiredVines2405Ай бұрын
I love this nick mate well done on doing it :)
@TegridytowelieАй бұрын
This POV and stats on the screen makes it a fun watch. I could watch a marathon length.
@eddiegaul1903Ай бұрын
Nice work Nick! Love the narration along the way and it really inspires me when I am racing -- I think, what would Nick be saying right about now? That course didn't look particularly fast with all the hairpin turns and having to navigate around other people in the park. Also, I didn't see as many marshals as there'd normally be. Solid run though and good luck in Berlin -- I'd be sending you good vibes from the other side of the Atlantic.
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Thanks so much! Remember what you put in during those moments right there, you thank yourself for afterwards!
@ianhearn9655Ай бұрын
Top Work Nick, got to love parkrun
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Can’t go wrong with a parkrun! Looking forward to doing many more of these!
@AbiSaysThings2 күн бұрын
I'm not a runner and idk why this got recommended to me but my grandparents lived in Poole and I just loved watching the route, made me so nostalgic 🥲
@AngellicAkimaАй бұрын
Well done Nick
@andersmonsen106Ай бұрын
Best(er) of luck in Berlin. An inspiration to all runners.
@kristel11dietteamnb13Ай бұрын
I was actually there You passed me 3 times 😂😂😂
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Hey, we all run 5k in the end 🤣🙌🏻 hope you had a magical post parkrun brekkie
@nddomer99Ай бұрын
Well done!
@Lebowski53Ай бұрын
Quinn’s a beast. As is his brother. Always towards the top in XC races.
@nataliehombrado1865Ай бұрын
Looks an awesome parkrun. Need to try and tick this one off 🎉
@tomjoslin435Ай бұрын
lovely course
@nigelbeamish2845Ай бұрын
Fantastic for us both to catch up and say hi to you at our local parkrun, great watching the parkrun from the front of the pack POV as you ripped up the park with your speedy pace, instead of me languishing like a prickly hedge hog near the back Lol Just to say we've been watching your vids for a long time now, long may they continue, smash that marathon, Boom-Chaka-Laka :-)
@Mabes202714 күн бұрын
Beautiful course
@Runner_EmmaАй бұрын
Course record is 14.32. You are currently 31st with 15.16. These stats can all be found in the 5k app (purple icon with a runner on), along with age category records etc.
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Ah awesome thanks so much for sharing 🙌🏻
@phillipwood7272Ай бұрын
You’re so good at keeping cool! Some of those pedestrians would’ve got me seeing red 🤣🤣
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
🤣 those headphones were a killer!!
@JohnChurch-i1gАй бұрын
Amazing course.
@shanegill5091Ай бұрын
'TRAINING' very hard. Genius!!!!
@thebikepackingadventurerАй бұрын
One of my local park runs. Great route. You should try the moors valley one near ringwood. All off road and in the cool forest but nice smooth gravel tracks. Good running
@carterusmАй бұрын
Nice to see you're very competitive even at a parkrun, I'm the same 😂
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
We all competitive 🙌🏻 it’s healthy to be competitive :)
@CarlTheAmateurRunnerАй бұрын
Great video! I’m looking at running this parkrun to try and break 20mins. Varying from course to course I have 20-40 seconds to find!
@SmokinKipperАй бұрын
Great watch! These runs are so flat though! Come up to Witton Park in Lancashire some time and tackle The Beast.
@London-cc4mhАй бұрын
Totally agree. Why are we running and one person getting there first if it’s not a ‘race’? To be inclusive you have to be able to support the fastest, as well as the slowest runners. Removing the records was totally pointless and no doubt squashed some people’s motivation completely
@dw-yl3ln27 күн бұрын
If they’re put off then they’re free to not come, same as the people who were put off before by the ultra competitive runners.
@sebjessup123Ай бұрын
Nice one! Do you find that the marathon endurance translates well to running fast shorter distances, or do you wind up stuck at a sort of "fast, but I could run longer at this pace if I had to"?
@Homegarden791Ай бұрын
That breathing 😮
@PaulMelamedАй бұрын
Hey Nick, question for you regarding breathing. In this video we can hear your breathing pattern clearly. Seemed like in the 1st K you were breathing out for 2 steps and breathing in for 2 steps, then you started breathing out for 1 step and breathing in for 2 steps. Do you pay attention to your breathing patterns at all when you run? In my case when I run at easy to moderate pace it's usually 3 steps in and 3 steps out, when I do a hard efforts its 2 in, 2 out, I don't recall ever doing 1 out 2 in. Just wondering if I am limiting myself by not breathing often enough. Cheers.
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Thanks for analysing in this level of detail. I think as long as your HR is where you want it to be then you know you’re putting in the correct effort. I try keep it controlled work first half, before opening up. And then let the breathing take care is itself
@csokor1Ай бұрын
Good question !!! I've never thought about that either!!! I also do it like Nick, 1 out 2 in... out of instinct
@AnthonyBateАй бұрын
Bet that thin path by the lake is a bit scary if you're in a pack!
@v6i838Ай бұрын
Have you ever done Widnes Parkrun? If not, it’s definitely worth a visit. It’s extremely quick, top 10 fastest in the whole of the UK
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Na I haven’t. Thats for the recommendation. I’ll put it on the list 👌🏻
@v6i838Ай бұрын
@@justalilbester I got my PB there (17:30). It’s 3 and a bit laps around a park. No tight turns, no incline to speak of and all on tarmac. You run around a lake where it is slightly narrow but the first two laps it’ll be a non issue, lap 3 you might need to weave around others, though the 2 occasions I’ve done it I didn’t need to, as the lapped runners kindly stayed out of the way
@TRI5T4N24 күн бұрын
That pace is bonkers 🤯🤯🤯
@kristy82463 сағат бұрын
orange vest’s pace was unbelievable 🤯
@kezzu5849Ай бұрын
Well done, i like your content bro!! I've got a 5K coming up on Wednesday where I'll be trying to get into the low 18 minute zone as a 29 year old... How long do you think it would take to fet into that 16minute zone? Is 2/3 years reasonable with consistent training? 🤔
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Only 1 way to find out. Give it all you’ve got 💪🏻 under 2 years ;)
@NathanHeaverАй бұрын
you can still see the event course records by going into the event history and sorting it by fastest times Ben Brown 14.32 fastest time at Poole parkrun.
@mariokolak9654Ай бұрын
What about blowing your nose? I'm having issues with that, shows me down a bit... Any tips?
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
My nose was pretty blocked, so it would have been a bad idea this race. I did try the other day but it’s not natural for me when I run hard.
@FlorianaLionsАй бұрын
Great run Nick ..may I ask what shades you were wearing?
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Yes to course, SunGod 😎
@FlorianaLionsАй бұрын
@@justalilbester ...thanks Nick.
@Average_Joel_RunsАй бұрын
That head up display you have on your video is brilliant. How did you achieve that? 👍
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Insta 360 GO3S camera 🙌🏻 then I connect my Garmin to it
@Average_Joel_RunsАй бұрын
@@justalilbester That is a great function!
@AndreReesАй бұрын
How long does your insta 360 go3s last during your runs? I am a 40 minute 10km runner and wondering if it would record the whole thing? Great video again
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
It lasts about 30 minutes. But it’s very easy to start/stop 🙌🏻
@AndreReesАй бұрын
@@justalilbester thank you, seems I need to improve my pb to ensure it last the whole race 😅
@_Tp___Ай бұрын
Quinn is not in his early 20s and he took 3 months off running due to injury before this, he has a youtube channel as well!
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Thanks for sharing. He’s a beast and a talented runner!
@alfdickinson1971Ай бұрын
Outstanding
@Dan-Dans-TravelsАй бұрын
Love the videos. What heart rate monitor do you use Nick?
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Cheers mate. A Garmin HR Pro + monitor
@rof8200Ай бұрын
That sounded like a lot of hard work
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
It’s always a lot of work. There’s just no shortcuts in this sport 👊🏻 but that’s what makes us feel good afterwards
@farid-zf6wnАй бұрын
Great run... I wish i could run 18 minutes
@JOHNPRIVADOАй бұрын
What camera you are using? Does it has a built in speedometer?
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
I use the Insta 360 GO3 S, then connect my ‘Garmin Connect’ to it for the stats
@JOHNPRIVADOАй бұрын
@@justalilbester thanks a lot
@leos.6559Ай бұрын
when do you do your long run? sunday isn't an option then right?
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Mostly on the weekend. But often on a Friday when the kids are at nursery
@leos.6559Ай бұрын
@@justalilbester i see. the 5k counts a speedwork right? i thought because of injury-risk it's not good to do a long run the next day. not trying to be the know-it-all, just trying to understand if i can copy and do a long run after a fast parkrun. or does it depend on your weekly volume, that you recover quicker? (i do 60-70km)
@JHicks257Ай бұрын
Nick, well done!! Greetings from South Carolina, USA. I love these type of videos you put out of the races with the commentary! I find it helpful for me and I also show my son who runs cross country. Hes learning we all go through the same ups and downs in a race! I'm curious about your breathing during the race. This may sound dumb, but for me I can only breathe like the way it sounds you are when I go full send the last mile. Do you purposely do that the entire 5k to aid in getting enough oxygen as opposed to being more relaxed? Your heart rate is showing you arent red lining so Im guessing your body isnt making it that hard to breathe. Do you have any tips for breathing strategy? I hope this makes sense......I feel kinda weird asking. Just something I have noticed watching your 5K races. Thanks, again for videos like this as they help and are motivating! Good luck at your marathon!
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Never feel weird asking :) to be honest when I watch the video back. It sounds like I’m breathing so heavy, but I’m actually comfortably working. I think it’s just because the camera is close to my mouth, so it sounds worse. Apparently nose breathing is the best. I’ve tried and can’t do it when I ran faster
@SpoilerSpotsАй бұрын
I am looking for some advice. I just recently got a garmin, and on my last Parkrun it said my heart rate got to 207 bpm. I am a healthy 18 year old male. Should I be worried? (Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Solar)
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
You need to run with an external HR monitor strap. I have the Garmin HR Pro + monitor and it works well. But no, at your age you should be able to get it over 200 💪🏻 keep working hard!
@_Tp___Ай бұрын
@@SpoilerSpots No, my max hr is like 220
@alanfricker8506Ай бұрын
Not that I would ever be at the front but that is a confusing course if you aren't following someone!
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
I won’t lie, as a first timer to this course, I was grateful to have someone in front of me!
@JamesOYCАй бұрын
Fun fact: it used to be simpler incorporating 2 laps of the lake, but it was too narrow/dangerous when people were getting lapped.
@alanfricker8506Ай бұрын
@@JamesOYC I did think that bit looked like it would get hectic
@Julia-kj8ztАй бұрын
@@JamesOYCI did wonder watching it how many people have ended up in the lake, especially if there are still big groups bunched together 😂 stunning setting though!
@joekapicakАй бұрын
What camera do you use? And how did you fastened it?
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Insta 360 GO3 S, it attaches to my cap
@michacyman8605Ай бұрын
When are you going to try some trail running races? Your dad jokes game is already on point.
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
🤣 once I’ve peaked on the roads. A few more years ;)
@Leeroy49Ай бұрын
I do the counting thing as well :). Dear parkrun... bring back the records!
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Glad I’m not the only one :)
@ThePhil889Ай бұрын
I would love to live in the UK. Running community seems so much bigger than here in Canada. Also, you have plenty of Parkruns to attend. Here they are non-existent 😅
@NyelandsАй бұрын
People pay big money to explore Canada.
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
You’ll have to come visit us and join for one of these. They’re great
@Acreator248Ай бұрын
Lol sub 16 runner here looking to make it sub 15 before the end of the year. I have a chance to run it today so i will be back in 45 minutes to tell you results
@AndyNick211Ай бұрын
AirPods also have transparency mode if you don’t want bone conduction headphones
@homeworkoutYT752Ай бұрын
What breathing you use mouth or nose please reply sir 🤩
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Mouth on my harder runs, but I want to practice more nose going forward.
@homeworkoutYT752Ай бұрын
@@justalilbester thankyou so much sir (iam from India 🇮🇳) please create details video of breathing ❤️🇮🇳
@asherrichards6096Ай бұрын
You should try Shrewsbury park run. It’s a killer
@RuMe377Ай бұрын
Not as fast as you but yah, the good thing about the Insta360 I use the X3 and don’t record all the way because it heavy but whatever time I record it knows what distance I am at and pace 💪🏾
@SimonWilliamsTutorАй бұрын
How many people have fallen in that lake? That's quite a narrow path right next to the lake for so many people!
@Franz_giblet12 күн бұрын
12 mph pace 😮👏🏻
@rocknreelinАй бұрын
is that a GoPro he is using to record the run
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
It’s an Insta 360 GO3S camera
@damienmartin1831Ай бұрын
Very Enjoyable
@jhnkwackАй бұрын
환상적인 코스입니다. 최대심박수가 얼마나 되는지요?
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
I got my HR to 188 earlier this is year
@jhnkwackАй бұрын
@@justalilbester thanks.
@Simon72Victoria14 күн бұрын
Still the best Parkrun in my biased opinion. Great run, not sure about the comedy though 😂
@saljablo2767Ай бұрын
Quinn is a stud
@mareoh21Ай бұрын
Hi mate, I am wondering why you are breathing hard on 157 BPM (though you are flying :). I am a slow runner but 157 bpm on me feels easy and can talk well. I am 43 yrs old. I am confused on this metrics
@tronvoichoi2269Ай бұрын
pls more pov video like this!!!!!
@oscardanson7127Ай бұрын
Would love the course records and top 500 times to come back. You can hide it in a dark corner of the website
@AndriesOutdoorАй бұрын
if i target someone i want to beat in a 5k my mind devolves into: CHASE breath CHASE breath CHASE breath CHASE!!
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Always pushed you more when you have someone to chase. 👊🏻
@DanielKendall2010Ай бұрын
i was thinking "why tf is he going at sub 3 mile pace" before realizing my americanness
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
🤣🤣 miles vs kms. A coaches nightmare. I wish we all worked off one
@daveweedenАй бұрын
Giving this a like just for "bring back the records" 😉
@Redterror1919Ай бұрын
a 14:48 5k less than 24 hours beforehand... followed by a pre-parkrun tempo... and still busting out a sub maximal 15:16 run... wow....
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Feeling strong 💪🏻 all in prep for Berlin 🤞🏻🇩🇪 loving the process regardless of the result
@Argy25820 күн бұрын
Can I connect with you on the Garmin app
@1neMoreDayАй бұрын
I pray everyday and every night that God bless me with fast legs to break Kichoge's marathon world record. 🙏😆
@carolhurley3189Ай бұрын
Always first finisher, not first place 😉
@gary_runsАй бұрын
Great run and video Champ! If Berlin wasn't around the corner and you hadn't sub 15 that 5k race only 14 hours before I'm sure you would have caught him 💙💪🏼🤍
@-galaxy-joe-35Ай бұрын
Let’s go buddy your my biggest inspiration lots of love and kisses from me🥵🥵💋💕
@Dw1-i7c8 күн бұрын
What an absolute helmet 😂
@lindsaybelderson7735Ай бұрын
The Mighty Quinn lol
@bp56789Ай бұрын
Yo Nick, watch Fredrik Zillen's running technique videos. I think your elbow angle is too big.
@justalilbesterАй бұрын
Thanks and yeah it always has been. Definitely a work in progress 🏃♂️
@JustBrowsing777Ай бұрын
Parkrun records are no longer in park runs because the gender issue posed some spicy challenges I believe
@devidiaАй бұрын
Wtf?
@JustBrowsing777Ай бұрын
@devidia well, individuals born as men, but who claimed to be women (woke) were claiming parkrun course records. In some instances, situations became threatening to parkrun volunteers, so they just removed official records. At least that was the word at the time.
@TrustMyProcessАй бұрын
It’s because it then classes as a race and parkrun is officially a ‘charity’ so that breaks the regulations of a charity. Sadly if the records come back then parkrun won’t get as much funding:(
@him050Ай бұрын
@@TrustMyProcessthat’s interesting, I didn’t know that! I thought the whole “we don’t want to put off beginners” excuse was a bit weird. Like it hasn’t been an issue for 19 years, so why is it now?
@coataxАй бұрын
For a 5k race is it normal to use zone 4-5 majority of the race?
@awakenedfreespirit4710Ай бұрын
Only for a pro. A beginner cannot even sustain zone 4 or 5 for that long.
@krabnАй бұрын
depends on your level. if you're a beginner, not recommended i think.. i've been running for more than a year now and shorter runs like 3k/5k races i can sustain zone 4 or 5 majority of the race. but do not do this always. only on races or sometimes on trainings (shorter)
@NyelandsАй бұрын
@@awakenedfreespirit4710 Just because you can't get into those zones doesn't mean others can't. It's very normal to be in zone 4-5 in most of a 5K race.
@awakenedfreespirit4710Ай бұрын
@@Nyelands I can but most beginners can't. Most beginners can't even sustain a 400m interval training of 10 repetitions.
@NyelandsАй бұрын
@@awakenedfreespirit4710 Your answer was that only pros can.