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Any tips for next Sunday as first timer.
The stuff the St Johns Ambulance & Red Cross volunteers hold out on their hands along the route isn't energy gel.
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Any tips for next Sunday as first timer.
And they're not looking for high 5s.The stuff the St Johns Ambulance & Red Cross volunteers hold out on their hands along the route isn't energy gel.
Any SMBers at the signal relays at Hetton this afters? Morpeth put some naughty teams out and won both men’s and women’s events I think!
Any SMBers at the signal relays at Hetton this afters? Morpeth put some naughty teams out and won both men’s and women’s events I think!
Turns out I was off the mark, Sunderland harriers won the men’s events!
Watching with interest as it's my GNR cherry too.....Any tips for next Sunday as first timer.
I'm in E whatever the hell that meansWatching with interest as it's my GNR cherry too.....
Starting in J
Trained plenty and aiming for sub 2:30
Yeah but they took the bus half way roundAny SMBers at the signal relays at Hetton this afters? Morpeth put some naughty teams out and won both men’s and women’s events I think!
Turns out I was off the mark, Sunderland harriers won the men’s events!
I'm doing that. Had too much cider/wine but should be ok in the morning. Over trained for this as done 28 miles so far this wweek up to Thursday but looking to peak next week. Always fast course is Boro. Looking worward to a canny morning..... smog aside.I would've turned out but got the smoggy 10K at Acklam in the morning.
Yeah but they took the bus half way round
I'm doing that. Had too much cider/wine but should be ok in the morning. Over trained for this as done 28 miles so far this wweek up to Thursday but looking to peak next week. Always fast course is Boro. Looking worward to a canny morning..... smog aside.
I'm doing that. Had too much cider/wine but should be ok in the morning. Over trained for this as done 28 miles so far this wweek up to Thursday but looking to peak next week. Always fast course is Boro. Looking worward to a canny morning..... smog aside.
Hopefully I'll be goimg too quick for that to matter by then..... doubt it thoughForecast says 15° so looks like a mild one for a change. Cheeky headwind on the back straight though.
It means you'll be finished, home and showered before I'm finished.....I'm in E whatever the hell that means
Watching with interest as it's my GNR cherry too.....
Starting in J
Trained plenty and aiming for sub 2:30
I'm in E whatever the hell that means
I had to knock footie on the head, couldn't do both.Did 20m last Saturday, ran a 5km PB on Tuesday and have been fucked since. 5km on Thursday and 6km today..heart was through the roof today.
Going to take 2 days off now and start again Tuesday. I suffer from anxiety about taking rest but needs be - hoping I can knock out a decent HM within the next week.
Played footy on Wednesday actually forgot about that
Ooof! Tough draw that. That's a lot of walkers you're going to have to zigzag around. IIRC you should be more like Zone G with that sort of expected finish time. The deadline for postal appeals was last Monday but you used to be able to take your number to Exhibition Park the Saturday before with evidence of your ability to run a quicker time than your allocated zone & get upgraded. Might be worth looking into.
What are you going to do about it?3 weeks since I last ran, did my groin in May and kept running. Doc said ligaments, gave naproxen and rest. Stupidly thought I was okay after 6 days, started running again and just ignored the fact I knew I wasn't right at all. Kept it up for weeks then had to give in, all the time after hammering anti-inflammatories, which lead to Gastritis.
Tried to do a lot of walking the last few weeks with a couple of bike rides here and there, but pain is still there at night (though not when walking during the day).
Got me properly down, first real lay off I've had and it is driving me mad. All I can think about is getting out.
Personally I like to go for a few easy runs, I would do a 5km easy on Friday with some strides.first GNR next week, first half marathon for 6 years. looking for 1.50 - 2.00 hours. did 10 miles early this morning in 1.29.00 then went out with the swimming club off roker beach for a bit.
not sure what to do with the rest of my week, got pilates on tuesday and probably go for 1km swim down the pool on wednesday, but i got told not to run in the week before the race to allow muscles to recover... i quite like the sound of that as i'm bound to pull a muscle or something if i go out for a 4 mile run or something.
got my place off a mate who dropped out so i'm in block B i think, hoping to just stick with the 1.50 pace setter if there is one?
What are you going to do about it?
Personally I like to go for a few easy runs, I would do a 5km easy on Friday with some strides.