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26.2 RRC Valentine's 10K
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It's when the total number of runners from one club exceeds the total number from another club
This usually happens on designated days and sometimes in races, in the mob match events that Stragglers do against 26.2 it seems everyone counts including animals, marshalls
welsh people etc.
These individual mob matches have a character all of their own and ours takes place twice a year, but other 'proper' clubs have lots of them and with lots of other clubs involved. Anyway there's usally a bit of grub and booze on offer
Where is the best post race celebration taking place as Jane will be 40 and we need to do it in style
Suze....you could be Sauvignon Suzie or with an inflexion over both e's.....Rose Suze.....
Hmm i sense a forum thread possibility here
Anyway Suze, Guy and i went for the 'long run' this morning and posed the question...what sorta pace is the red wine
woman running these days???
I will put it to the organising committee
(me and Guy over a pint athe Eel Pie)
Think i know the pub you mean
26.2 2005 10K Form
Good luck
Looking forward to this event now, How many entries now Womble
At the risk of sounding like an anorak does anyone know the course profile, like which bits is quick and which bits is slow, and when to expect more than the usual amount of pain etc.
http://www.26point2.co.uk/26point2/
then look for the little racing cherub down the left hand side. Click on race info, scroll down a bit and go to Valentine's 10k downloads area (no I haven't got time to find out how to do those linky things just at this moment) and you should then be able to download a "10k course map and altitude profile" pdf document.
JaneE2, I think you'll find the course mildly undulating, but not in the Himalayan sense :-)
Phew.
Thanks Womble got that now, looks fairly even for the first 2 k then uphill until 3.5Km and a lovely down hill section from then until around 7.5-8km with a mild upward slope until the end
link is attached below
http://www.26point2.co.uk/downloads/public/10kRace/2005Race/2005Valentines10kRoute.pdf
Looking forward to this too, though with a 40 mile + week planned for me (it has to be done after a weekend fuelled by Belgian beer and chocolate), including a 15-17 mile run on Saturday, I will be taking this easy, and will watch your back for a short while, D, until you disappear gracefully into the distance….;-)
Guy where are you, get on the case, it's getting one sided here, my 'fuller' figure is being spotlighted.
Probably explains why the idea of belgian chocolate and beer appeals to me more than long days of many miles