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The world record Master mile is only 4:36 and you ran a mile in 4:30? I have run 30 years. The 40 year old world record is all around 4 minutes. You probably just made a mistake in your distance or are a world class runner. . Anyway. I am the same age and am going to cycle this soon and will post my log. I have never run a cycle of anything. So will be interesting.
I confess to not measuring exactly but the master mile record is 4:20, indoors. I couldn't find the outdoor mile record. I am a pretty good runner, but wouldn't say it was world class by any means. I was using what I thought was about a mile, and it was a 400m track. Maybe the place I chose to stop, or not staggering my start properly changed the distance. I did run the inside track for the whole 4 laps. It might not have been exactly a mile, but the purpose was to use an objective measure of any improvement (or not) with GW 1516.
I take it you are not a body builder, but a fitness junkie like me. Any residuals (good or bad) since you stopped taking it? Would you do it over? Since I am the same age, I am looking all over and yours is the second thread I found in our age range. . I understand your base line and improvement theory. Didn't mean to come off sounding like a running snob. That is a good time even if it is off a second or 2. I could not do that, I guarantee.
I'd recommend it, but start slow with small doses and look for any signs of problems, i.e. allergy etc. I keep a couple of the bee sting shots (epinephrine)around just in case I get an allergic reaction to my experimentation. I had no issues with allergies, and actually felt it did something to strengthen my heart and gave me better cardio capacity.
I tried to be objective in my log, and write down results of various things, but I'd say if you get yourself in good cardio shape before you do this, and push your boundaries while on it, you might be surprised at the results. It's definitely something for high end cardio guys and maybe bodybuilders. I got more from cardio than I ever dreamed possible. Maybe it was the placebo effect, and just the thought it might help me, gave me the motivation to work out harder, but I'd have to say, as a scientist, I'm sold. I know all about experimental bias, and have kept my comments as objective as possible, but the thing I'd point to is how my resting heart rate kept dropping throughout. I've been running for years, and will at times, get into as good a shape as I can to run some local road race, but I've never seen such a drop in my resting heart rate, nor has my time for a mile increased so dramatically nor been as low as when I was on it. I recently ran the same four laps, and came in at 4:45, respectable, but not where I was. I am still doing the same workouts, I just can't get my heart rate as high during the workouts without the GW1516. I wouldn't recommend taking this on an ongoing basis, as the jury is still out on its safety. It is a nice kick though, to get your cardio program to the next level.
Great information, I am in your category, a runner.
After you were finished with this experiment, did the effect last for how many weeks ? I suppose the effect will fall by time, but are we talking months to be back to normal ? Also would be nice to hear if anyone have done test with AICAR in combination.
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I would be so happy to have a feedback from the owner of this thread as the time has passed and as there are so few mid term returns of experience?
Today I understand that most of users take 20mg a day and the quantity you took seems to be huge?
Thank you!