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I haven't watched it yet. Maybe next week.
Keep on running.
Sod the running for now and just get yourself better.Let us know how you get on.
Your right about the weather here.It's a good job i wasn't running home Monday.There was 5 feet of flowing water on the road i usually take.I work near to the flooded area but far enough up the hill to miss it.My niece had to walk 7 miles home through contaminated water,waist deep at times to find the electic off when she got home.I've been lucky as we live at the highest point in Sheffield.It's a pain running home but no chance of flooding.
JJ.I'll have another look at the dvd to try and spot you.I was on the Eurosport coverage for a split second at the start but so far nobody has stopped me in the street for my autograph.
but if you ever need any batter, i am your man!!
Right. Back on a sensible running schedule for me.12k this morning, 6.30, absolutely lovely...no wind, soft rain, 1roe deer,1 hare, lots of rabbits, heaps of dung and not a soul...I'm knackered, and smug, of course. *I'm saving some of my energy for talking friends into training for Paris next year. It's in the school holidays...* I hadn't realised that I could still enter loch Ness...and I was tempted but I've decided that I only have 1 marathon a year in me so I'll just plod on and do some Halfs.
minx, are you still around? What about a Half in November? It ends in the Stade de France.I'd really like to run round that...
Howeyz, can I have your autograph?
Also I am sure it is in here somewhere but anyone any idea what the date is for next years marathon.
The Marathon's on 6 April.
Batter - mmmmm, in fish and chips? miss that over here I can tell you.
So, off to docs again tomorrow and hopefully he'll say I'm on the mend or round the bend, and give me a cert for a 10km mid July around here somewhere.
Giz yer autograph too Howz.....!!
still no dvd or cert for me, but my sis has hers.
I think you'll have a great time, though.There'll be fresh air a-plenty!
Fancy timers, IWDI
Just started training for NY, well Monday was a rest day. How is your training going IWDI?
Loch Ness sounds fantastic KT but this time I will try and cut down on the racing in the run up to Leicester and NY and concentrate on some decent training. It’s the Pfitzinger Schedule for me, 18 weeks and up to 70 miles/week, truly kill or cure.
What’s your target time? Just goggled Pfitzinger, but could find a copy of his schedule? would you be kind enough to email a copy to me? I'd like to take a peak to see if its better suited than Hals?
Lots of hard work but having tried the RW schedule three times I thought it was time for a change.
Bash on, lads!As KT would say, you know you want to...
Are you doing NY, too, Daz?
At last, I've read the instruction book that came with my HRM and have succeeded in uploading various details using the ' sonic link'... (and how cool is that? ). I see a quiet afternoon playing with this toy ahead...
I'm still working on either Amsterdam or Leicester.I've really struggled with the running for the last couple of weeks.I even phoned the wife to pick me up at 7 miles because i'd had enough running home from work.There was nearly a press conferance to announce my retirement.Any way i did a slow 12 miles home Friday but felt ok and i've had a good run home tonight and finished strong.
I need another race now to stop me getting bored.