Brad and Jeremy discuss their upcoming running challenge, where they have a limited budget to prepare for and run a 5K race. They set the rules, including no buying new running clothes, no recovery devices, and no expensive running shoes. They also discuss the possibility of time penalties or bonuses based on how much they go over or under their budget. The challenge will take place over the next two and a half months. In this conversation, Bradford and Jeremy discuss their upcoming challenge of running a 5K race on a budget of $100. They debate the cost of shoes, race entry fees, and other necessary items like clothing and training supplements. They set a minimum threshold for race entry fees and discuss the importance of not cheating or receiving special treatment. They also explore the challenges of finding affordable running gear and the excitement of embarking on this budget running challenge.

Takeaways

Setting a budget for a running challenge can help test resourcefulness and creativity

Running can be done on a limited budget with basic equipment

Time penalties or bonuses can add an extra element of competition to the challenge Running on a budget is possible with careful planning and research.

Finding affordable running shoes can be a challenge, but there are options available.

Race entry fees vary, but it's possible to find low-cost or even free races.

It's important to set a minimum threshold for race entry fees and avoid cheating or receiving special treatment.

Thrift stores and discount retailers can be good sources for affordable running gear.

Embarking on a budget running challenge can be exciting and motivating.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Butt Dialing

01:34 Marching Band and Drum Line Dreams

06:36 Setting the Rules and Time Frame

13:22 Budget and Equipment Restrictions

23:31 The Cost of Shoes and Race Entry Fees

32:36 Planning and Preparation for the Challenge

39:27 Recognizing the Difficulty of the Challenge

46:39 The Excitement of the Budget Running Challenge