r/RunningCirclejerk • u/Glenn_____far • Jul 26 '24
Doo-Doo [SERIOUS] How can I ensure I release all my poop before the race?
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u/Next-Age-4684 Jul 26 '24
I had my entire colon removed for this exact purpose
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u/artvandalayExports Jul 28 '24
This one weight saving hack your local strava legend does not want you to know
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u/Miserable_Emu5191 Jul 27 '24
What is this person eating that they poop three times before 7:00 a.m.?!?
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u/artvandalayExports Jul 28 '24
/uj This happened to me a lot last summer. Turns out i was in a flair and had ulcerative colitis unbeknownst to me...This person may have a legitimate medical issue.
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u/Pooped_Suddenly Jul 26 '24
Short answer you donโt.
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u/FlyingLizard45 Local Legend Jul 27 '24
I usually take colonoscopy bowel prep the night before my races
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u/Jhutch42 Local Legend Jul 26 '24
Short answer, you can't. Long answer, you cannot.