Hi,
Just to let everyone know that the Maidenhead Easter 10 entries have been open for a while now and entries have been coming in thick and fast. We are about half full already and expect to be full again for this popular 10 mile race, held this year on Good Friday 2nd April 2010. So don't delay, enter today!
http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/events/viewevent.asp?sp=&v=2&EN=53250&ms=For anyone already entered, we will be posting race packs out starting 2nd or 3rd Week in March. Any other queries, post here or private message me or contact by email.
Jon Oliver
Entries Secretary
Maidenhead Easter 10
Comments
For those who have never run this,
well, you want to, it's a nice easy 10 er
we clocked 1:23 last year, what a super cracking event it is
an event with a difference, it's just great , it's good as flat,
starts and finishes within,
i was well impressed i can tell you all - and believe me ( i am NOT easily impressed )
Hi Muttley!
I'm in again, this will hopefully be a bit of a sharpener in training for London
It's a really well organised event and as flat as a pancake so fairly quick, although parts are a bit exposed if it's windy.
One of my highlights from last year - cracker of an event.
I`m in
Look forward to seeing you chaps ... it's been a while.
WTS ... are you doing the Sparks half mara at Dorney Lake? Looks like a good sharpener for the VLM.
I'm in again - though not running as an apple this year. Did consider some other fancy dress, just for fun, but my wife says not too spend the money!
Very much enjoy this one. Run it every year. But then one of my regular training runs covers the same routes.
One day I might actualy meet Mr K, Mutley and Way too Slow.
I'm in too!
very interested to see how an hour for 10miles within a half marathon at Wokingham last week measures up in just a 10miler straight
acdgirl - First race eh?! Good luck!
Stevie G - looks like you should wop your pb this year then!!!
Stevie
you'll hammer this one
cheers guys...pb sits at 1h 02 m 16secs...and went through 10 at Wokingham around 1hr (can't tell you the exact as they bungled the timings up by 7 seconds).
Pb has to go all being well..but you never quite know how a race will go. WOuld love a sub 1hour..but no pressure!
got a massive egg on my knee after a fall in a race today...so hopefully can run as norm tomorrow first things first!
what times are you fellas aiming for?
clocked 1:23 last year
reckon we could go quicker there
our 10 mile pb is 1:18
@Puffin1: Good weather has been ordered: 12-15 deg C, dry with some sun but a few whispy white clouds and barely a breath of wind. PBs guaranteed for everyone along with lottery wins the day after.
@acdcgirl - no matter how much you think you'll be at the back, there will alway be people behind you and plenty of smiling marshals encouraging you on!
I think the key to a pb in this event is NOT go charging off with the excitement of seeing the front of the field coming at you twice
buiild it up gradually and have a blast left in last 3 miles of race i thinks
micphil
did Huddersfield 10k and that is very hilly but got 46 mins
hay old boy
thats just fab tastical ahh
well done really !!!!
you run Great Langdale Hm yet ??
do not run out that way now
posting my entry for Eyam half tommorrow and sheffield 10k the week before the half there not only the 10k there will be events at don valley aswell
also in.
Pb 72mins but will try and behave as i have Compton 20 the next day.
hope to see a few familiar faces
Jon ... fruitcake ...
acdgirl - good going! well done.