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Re: Sub 3h15
0054 Our fast group run around 70 min half we wouldn't see where they went lol and they train on their own . When I say 2 of us there were about 25 out tonight just they are quite a bit slower , quite a few of the faster ones have fell of the wagon for one reason or another this past year.
Leslie H
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Re: Got my Housemate to start Parkrun! - Awkward question...
Do you mind me asking which parkrun you do? LOL
Wheelyneil
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Re: Thursday 27th Feb 2020 - Finding your way in the dark Ain't so hard when you're close to my heart
I think I read 'I'm stressed about the half' Wabo so my mistake!
Re: Moraghan Training - Stevie G
Thanks for the kind words all - both very excited obviously. SG - we'd already been together 6 years so it'd been a fair old time, just needed to get around to doing the right thing!
Re; pacers - agree with Wool, it's definitely not difficult to run at the required pace if it's relatively within your comfort zone. I've paced 1:30 quite a few times (am doing so again at next weeks Surrey Half), and I'm always within 3-5 seconds on the mile splits. It's usually done off my chip time, so I always reminder runners during the race to take into account whether they started slightly before or after me. Most who want to line up with the pacers in the pens beforehand anyway.
Pete - do agree with you on the ambition front. Sometimes if you don't try, you'll never know! Depends how much of a gambler you are.
I've got the Big Half this Sunday. Not sure I'm looking forward to it, as I ran 1:16 and 1:15 this time last year, and I think at the moment I'd be lucky with sub 1:20. We shall see what happens. Plan is to not go out too hard. Looking forward to telling you next week how I went through the first mile in 1:12 pace.
Re; pacers - agree with Wool, it's definitely not difficult to run at the required pace if it's relatively within your comfort zone. I've paced 1:30 quite a few times (am doing so again at next weeks Surrey Half), and I'm always within 3-5 seconds on the mile splits. It's usually done off my chip time, so I always reminder runners during the race to take into account whether they started slightly before or after me. Most who want to line up with the pacers in the pens beforehand anyway.
Pete - do agree with you on the ambition front. Sometimes if you don't try, you'll never know! Depends how much of a gambler you are.
I've got the Big Half this Sunday. Not sure I'm looking forward to it, as I ran 1:16 and 1:15 this time last year, and I think at the moment I'd be lucky with sub 1:20. We shall see what happens. Plan is to not go out too hard. Looking forward to telling you next week how I went through the first mile in 1:12 pace.
Joe Blogs-BR
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Re: Farah/Salazar Allegations on BBC Panarama
It's been a teetering House of Cards for many years.
Perhaps Farah will change his surname a la Lizzie Deignam, nee Armistead, did in the hope of deflecting culpability.
Mo Quorn could be an option (it'd keep his sponsors happy). Mo Money could also be an all encompassing moniker.
Perhaps Farah will change his surname a la Lizzie Deignam, nee Armistead, did in the hope of deflecting culpability.
Mo Quorn could be an option (it'd keep his sponsors happy). Mo Money could also be an all encompassing moniker.
Ynnec
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The Awards for Runnning
I think, that awards are very important and necessary to pay attention at every marathon. They are achievements for the people and pleasant results of their work. But my question is are any marathon with the award in cryptocurrency? If anybody dealt with such type, I'll be very thankful for the story about!
ClairyWhite
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Re: The Thousand mile club - 2020
Those in the USA seem to have dealt with Stormy Daniels a few years ago - lol
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