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El Graves PX 5" es un caballo de batalla de alto rendimiento. Tiene 3 grandes bolsillos con cremallera para todos sus bienes. Hecho de Toray de Japón Primeflex que es suave, liviano y resistente.
Características del producto:
- Bolsillo trasero más grande para el teléfono. Tamaño 5 3/4" x 3" (14,8 cm x 7,7 cm) para iPhone 11, 11 Pro, XR y X.
- Bolsillos frontales para una distribución equilibrada del peso y mayor espacio para llevar.
- Bolsillo interno frontal derecho para llaves, mantenga sus llaves seguras y alejadas de sus 3 bolsillos exteriores con cremallera.
- Tejido Primeflex, 100% poliéster con estiramiento mecánico. Ligero, duradero, revestimiento DWR, de secado rápido, transpirable.
También disponible en 7" en Jet Black y Olive Grey 
Capas de componentes
Todos nuestros pantalones cortos están diseñados según el sistema de capas de componentes. No tienen forros. Para disfrutar de la mejor experiencia de carrera, combínalo con uno de nuestros forros básicos.
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Best piece of advice: you are your own best coach—listen to your body.
Best advice for running is to set a goal and move toward it without it becoming your identity. Find joy in the journey and grind. Work on your overall fitness, not just how much pounding your legs can take.
Long time runner here, a major key to improvement is core strength. If you want to improve running and running longevity, find new ways to strengthen your core and interface with your body (yoga helps a lot!). If you don’t think you need to improve your core, then you DEFINITELY need do!
Graves PX 5" Shorts & Torch FX 3” liner
As I have gotten back into running and lost 50lbs the things that have helped me the most through the process are: Going longer than I think I can by using a walk/run strategy, entering events way over my head than grinding it out, and using quality gear.
Every day and every race is different. The 50k you ran in December in the Pacific Northwest had different needs than the 50k you run summer. Be aware of that not only for race day, but in training as well. Always be prepared for anything and everything.
Best advice is to listen to your body if you need to take a rest day do it! The last thing you want to do is overtrain or even push yourself, your body to a uncomfortable feeling. I have been running for just a year now and hearing different techniques from hydration/nutrition to workouts and form Really Helps! Everything helps at the end when you take the time to work on it and you disciplined your self.
Hoping to pick up another pair of graves 7” or the green Henley. Can’t go wrong! Best advice I ever got was get comfortable going slower. I needed to increase my miles more than I need to lose 10 seconds off of my 5k pr. Being okay with people seeing me run even slower than normal was key for me increasing my range and it impacted my shorter run times better than I expected.
Best advice? Don’t quit. Don’t sleep in or skip the evening run. Don’t listen to your brain telling you that you can stop before you hit your goal. Don’t quit adding a little more distance or a little quicker pace. Just don’t quit!
Best info I have received and implemented from cach Nate is to take smaller strides so as not to overeach. Started working with the metronome to get the cadance right. What a differce it has made to my run
It’s great to have watches and gadgets to log your run. Don’t forget to take time to enjoy being outside and your entire run in general!
Just be patient and consistently pays off!
I would get a couple pairs of the new Graves PX 5 inch shorts and a new running cap!
Advice-just keep running
Mx hooded shirt and a hat for sure
skyes PX 5" jet black!!