Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
cheers mate , told you dominic shaw would win it....
@D.A how come liam taylor's left the strollers ? he came about 5th
IF you use a garmin post on here what distance you clock, heard a few saying the course was long last year but find that hard to believe this day and age, meant to be a fast one so good luck
I meant the Terry O’Gara 5k matemy garmin had it at 5:03 miles which with all weaving about would be spot on.
IF you use a garmin post on here what distance you clock, heard a few saying the course was long last year but find that hard to believe this day and age, meant to be a fast one so good luck
Came in at 23.45 on watch. Wanted under 24 so i'm happy...ish. Plenty room for improvement.What time do you expect to get?
Awful. I'm no good with heat. Took the first half steady in 1:36 - wanted 1:35, tried a mile at race pace and realised it was a bad idea. Wanted sub 3:10, finished with 3:25. The most important thing was to myself ok. I've never seen so many people flake so early in a marathon.Garmin read 3.15 miles so thats close enough for me.
At least it wasnt 5 mile
Nice route, slight gradient on the 1st mile but pretty much flat and fast
Came in at 23.45 on watch. Wanted under 24 so i'm happy...ish. Plenty room for improvement.
How was the marathon ?
Yeah, got some Clifton 4s earlier in year mate, obviously only running shorter runs, took a bit getting used to, but like them now.Anybody tried Hokas for running
Aye, loved them. Made cheaply and the tread started to come off so sent them back. Mind they were trail trainers.Anybody tried Hokas for running
Great effort in those conditions DanAwful. I'm no good with heat. Took the first half steady in 1:36 - wanted 1:35, tried a mile at race pace and realised it was a bad idea. Wanted sub 3:10, finished with 3:25. The most important thing was to myself ok. I've never seen so many people flake so early in a marathon.
Been to doctor's today and they think it is gout. Good news is that it should clear up in a couple of days with treatment. Bad news is that I'm probably going to shit myself inside out over them two days.My half marathon curse has struck again. Didn't bother mentioning that I was doing the Sunderland Half as I've dropped out twice previously, once through a knee injury and once through ending up in hospital.
Bit behind schedule with training but did ten miles last week so know I could get round if I continued my training. Foot has flared up this week to the point where I can't walk. Been to walk in centre this morning and got inflamed joint probably caused by the running. Got Codeine for the pain and got to rest totally for a week. Nothing broken which was my main worry and still a chance I'll be able to get training again next week but could have done without it.
Hope it clears up quick!Been to doctor's today and they think it is gout. Good news is that it should clear up in a couple of days with treatment. Bad news is that I'm probably going to shit myself inside out over them two days.
Realistically it means I'm going to have missed two weeks training at a crucial point but hopefully I'll be back out at the weekend and at least getting a few miles in.
Going to have to readjust my expectations once again and just aim to get round the course with as little walking as possible but getting to the start line is going to be a big bonus compared to what I thought during the week.
Frustrating that I'm once again not going to be properly prepared for a race but I will be chuffed if I can get round.
mixed review thenAye, loved them. Made cheaply and the tread started to come off so sent them back. .
should i run alongside you with my brolly mateB
Frustrating that I'm once again not going to be properly prepared for a race but I will be chuffed if I can get round.
you running again now mate ? its clifton 4s couple of our club runners useYeah, got some Clifton 4s earlier in year mate, obviously only running shorter runs, took a bit getting used to, but like them now.
Brooks Runningmixed review then
I need some neutral cushioned reasonably light trainers , seen a few older runners using hoka although when see in shop they look mega bulky, hoka are a 4mm drop so bit wary because of achilles n calf load , never tried Nike before and know the Pegasus has been going for donkeys years as an everyday cushioned trainer
should i run alongside you with my brolly mate
you running again now mate ? its clifton 4s couple of our club runners use
Yeah had original cliftons and got some clifton 4's now use them for all my long runs. Have got some of the Hupanas for quicker runs but only but 30 miles on them so not sure how good they are. They are light even if they look bulky, lighter than the brooks I have got which I dislike. Make sure get a half size bigger if you get them though.Anybody tried Hokas for running
Plenty time to train. How long are you out for?Well done to all did London this weekend and any others who've been up to something recently.
Dislocated my knee playing football yesterday. Laid up in massive amounts of pain. Knee specialist tomorrow to see how bad the damage is. What ever it is , it's going to mess with my Kielder marathon plans. Gutted