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Right-that's it! My entry form arrived today and has been promptly filled out and sent back.
I enjoyed it so much last year that I'll be giving it another go in 2005.
Who else will be doing it again? Is anyone entering for the first time?
I enjoyed it so much last year that I'll be giving it another go in 2005.
Who else will be doing it again? Is anyone entering for the first time?
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This will be my first race of any distance - I only started running a couple of months ago so now I'll have to keep going over the winter!
The Smokies 2004 was only my 2nd proper race (the first being the Jack Crawford 10k in Bishopbriggs in January).
I'd been running for just over 6 months when I did the Arbroath race, and I thoroughly enjoyed it- and it is a good motivator to keep on getting out for a run over the winter.
Thanks, that's reassuring.
I'm only running (and walking) about 10 miles a week but there's still 5 months to go to improve (I don't think I'll take a week to do it but you never know) - and all the reviews say the food is good at the end, extra incentive.
I'm from Fife too. I plan to do the East Neuk 10K next year.
Tricia - it is a friendly race and a wide variety of levels of runner, so don't worry - you'll be fine.
hope its a nice friendly one for us slower plodders :0)
Last week and this are turning into a super-taper.
I only ran 10 miles last week, 5 miles of which were a race on Saturday.
I wanted to do a longish (8-10 miles) run tonight.
Maybe it'll thaw by then.
I did my 5 mile race in 41.35, so I'm hoping I'll be on for a sub 90 minute run at Arbroath...if the aerobic capacity survives the reduced mileage of the last 2 weeks.
How're the rest of you doing?
Lookin forward to the race...and the food afterwards!!!!
I did do 42 miles last week though - that's what happens when you move your long run from sunday to tuesday and then do another one on sunday....
I'm impressed with your mileage. Are you managing to run injury-free at the moment?
See you on Sunday- Is Mr Debbo coming up too, or is it just Mr Fifer and the boys for coffee at the supermarket down the road?
Also woke up at 2 this morning with the most dreadful earache, which has since affected my sinuses and I'm feeling awful, which is why no club run tonight! Should be backshift but doing a three day course in Stirling - that was fun getting there this morning from Perth!