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good for age
If you are a man or woman who has achieved a performance that equals or is faster than the standards listed below then write to us at the following address:
Good for Age,
Flora London Marathon
PO Box 3460
London
SE1 0YA
Please give details and proof of performance (which must have been achieved in 2003 or 2004). You must provide proof of this performance i.e. a photocopy of your results slip and your age. The closing date for receipt of letters applying for GFA entries is 8th October 2004.If your performance is accepted by our scrutinisers you will be sent a guaranteed entry form which must be received in the London Marathon office no later than 22nd October 2004.
The good for age entry system is open to UK residents only.
I have looked on the FLM web page and it does seem that it is possible - nice to know in case I decide to do another FLM.
You'll find us on Marathon Nutters thread(under Beginners) that's not event linked so is ongoing!
come to an ultra thread
or the kitchen
mwhwahahahahahahaha
Hi Baldy...see you're doing Conne next year...Ultra? Watch out for that wall...it hit ME last year...
it hurts
i did a mara on sunday
love my Dublin gear though
fancya trip to scottieland next may?
oooohhhh Hipp...sorry to hear you're in pain. Perhaps another marathon will get all the kinks out... Scotland?...next May?... Can't.. I'm running Big Sur in April, and the rest of my holiday time is scheduled out. Hope to get to Scotland in 2006...any marathon suggestions for the Spring? I was thinking maybe Lochaber (think eye spelt tat wrung...
Im doing lochaber next year-so will let ya know if its nay good
er, sustificate?
we get one?
I wanted to run a 3:20 to qualify for Boston and instead ran 3:16 (12 mins faster than Dublin) so I'm in!!
Thanks for all the "support" I got from the forumites ;-)
Very disappointed if that is the case, as I've framed my certificate, photo and medal for all of my previous marathons. It never occured to me that Dublin wasn't big enough to issue certificates.
I haven't got enough wall space to frame certificates for all my marathons!
It's in powerpoint, so if anyone wants it email me and you'll be able to customise it. You may have to play around with the tints and you'll need to forge the race director's sig - it's in the race programme.