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Rotary Shakespeare Marathon 2007
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I ran a good time 3hrs 21 but as you know I am an Ultra man and they are ran at a slower pace. But at the end of the day I enjoy running no matter how I do!
i fully understand
it's always superb to see you
i'm so pleased for you that your running is in good form
Seeing all of you fellow runners
( Regardless of ability )Makes us so very happy
http://www.bbc.co.uk/coventry/content/image_galleries/shakespeare_marathon_2007_start_gallery.shtml?18
sleep on it a while;))))))))
How are u sweaty pie
i am NO longer sweaty
i have bathed
slurps gin
yknow, your slapp really helped that last mile
Dunno who you were speaking to but Flying Ant isn't in number 28 !!
I only beat scooby doo by FIVE seconds
Well done, all on your first marathons and PB's and runs in general.
I found the second lap fairly gruelling, especially that hill at mile 19 followed by four plus miles of Greenway, when my energy had disappeared and I was slowing down. So I was very pleased to knock 3:52 off my PB time at Cardiff which (with my limited experience), seemed a far easier course, and I came in at 3:35:59!! I'd forgotten quite how knackering marathons are compared to halves though. I got to the top of Rumour Hill the second time and found myself thinking that surely cross stitch or applique are a more sensible hobby for someone my age and gender!!!
So.......it looks like Leicester on October 14th:-)
Well done all!! And enjoy a few days off!
Or am I going mad! Too much running!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/coventry/content/image_galleries/shakespeare_marathon_2007_finish_gallery.shtml?28
Just wanted to say it was nice to meet some of you (Womble, Cath, PH, George, Shades and Flying Ant).
Also many thanks to George who had to put up with me barging in to him for miles 8-11; the conversation was really helpful and made the miles fly by.
PB of 44 mins so happy with that. Blisters is right when he said 'may your training bring you what you deserve'; I've worked my ar$e off for 6 months. Was all worthwhile yesterday :-)
Well done to everyone...
I am going to look now
so that sprinty finish was for NOTHING!!!!!!!!
NOTHING!!!!!!!
well done GMI
I LOVED THE GREENWAY!!!!!! IT WAS FAB!!!!!
Seriously I thought it was great-don't know what you lot were complaining about. I had 'Bright Eyes' playing on a loop on my MP3 for most of it, thinking about all the fluffy bunnies hopping around the fields.....(not the death bits though)
3:58 for me so sub-4 for first time and 9 minutes off my PB so pleased with that.
Great to meet Mick and Phil, Shades, Peaceman and see the familiar faces of the lovely Ms Hippo and Long Legged Bird. Had a beer after with one of the 'fun runners' off the other thread which I enjoyed very much too!!!
Runner-Bean- I left you off the above list because I particularly wanted to say well done to you for such a fantastic PB!!! You were quite right in your choice of toilet by the way. I made it to the start with only a couple of minutes a go!! You must be so chuffed with your time. Thank you for being good company at breakfast and calming me down a bit, and of course for making me feel better about my toilet obsession!!
Sorry,
i meant Sweety pie
NOT sweaty
LOL LMAO
My legs hurt today. I'm never doing another marathon again! Oh, alright, not for 3 weeks. Windermere here we come!
You say your legs hurt today ??
Really !!
What a suprise
Hope your ok
Dunno which nyumber 28 I looked at last night but Apologies ... YES that IS Flying Ant !
Gonna make it
Glad I could be of assistance. Wish I had had your company the second time on Greenway !!!
well done mutton kart