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Stourbridge Stumble 2005
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matt
i might
But i am very tired at the mo and my leggs wont work
just been to look at last years results
and everyone is under the hour
NO chance in an off roader
they will all have gone home
Looking at the results there where several stellar performances, including fellow hasher Peter Wall (hash handle of Compost) who improved 7 minutes. Out of 55 repeat runners 20 improved there times, the race conditions this year with the wind most likely accounted for the extra time.
If you haven't hear of hashing advise you see the Malvern Hash site http://www.malvernhash.org.uk/, a nice fast hash that you can use for training for all abilities. (Also hashing is good for a nice night out at the pub after the run).
Pete is one of my team members at Amazing Feet.
I will see you at wyre half
You missed the amazing night of food and drink supplied by the Neil (The Amature), who also organized the hash trail. Brillant hilly run with a nice BBQ.
If anybody is intrested in a good run and socializing afterwards, then hashing is the key. (I can recommend the Malvern Hash or GG's)...
Cheers
Dossa (Alias The Pimp)
On On to Euro Hash (http://www.eurohash.org/).
Two other things,
We had to stop some runners for a very short time at the road crossing (much much less than 60 secs)
There is now a permanent fence on the final straight into the park, so course has an added little 'kink', but probably only adds a few seconds.
Dossa, I will have to come to the next local Hash as it seems like I'm missing alot.
Matt, I can remember having that mini hurdle last year. I was worried I wouldn't clear it.
I went underneath the hurdle last year