miler

Frequent Miler is a solid resource, as is Wandering Aramean, but nothing beats being active on FlyerTalk itself.

If they were 1mil PQM or 1mil BIS you'd hit million miler and get gold for life.

Your experience with the Cherry Blossom 10 miler or other marathons doesn't necessarily transfer over to the Boston Marathon.

But a miler will run a single mile in 3:50, a whole minute faster than marathon pace.

Now that I'm an experienced runner prepping for a 50 miler, I agree about training yourself to boredom.

Then again, I haven't run a 50 miler (yet), so maybe I'm just not hitting my limits.

Take lots of breaks, even when you are a 7min miler.

I've run the Cherry Blossom 10 miler with someone else's number--he was out of town--and a couple of marathons with no number at all.

I’m content to charge every day, but I need the thing to be guaranteed to last the length of a slow mountain 50 miler.

If I'm hit by a security researcher or a drunk driver or a million miler who had one black swan of a bad day, the result is the same to me: I'm hurt or dead.

For my portfolio (miler.codeberg.page) and the refactor&redesign I'm doing of it (that I hope to finish soon!), I feed some <template>s with data coming from a json that acts like kind of a database.

I'm a multiple million miler, been to over 75 different countries and nearly every US state, I travel at least 10 times per year and usually more, what else is there to do about it?