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Worksop 1/2 v Maccelsfield 1/2
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Has anyone done both of these? I did Worksop in 2010 where I got my p.b. although didn't find it an easy course (hilly towards the end) I'm doing macc half this year, lots of reviews on it. Some say hilly & challenging, some say undulating & not as bad as they they thought. I'm just wondering if I will find Macc as challenging as Worksop?
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I'll get my t'other half to reply - he's done both
Worksop has a bigger hill but not as back other than when your on it Mac is more undulating and would say it's a harder course. They do have nice tec tops at the end through and you finesh in a running track which is nice.
Yes
I had to google what that meant!
Thanks all
I googled it also.
Think I will be totally "paggered" running the macc. Doing it with brother who lives that way so its got to be done!
I had to google 'paggered' too
Might see you there if Mr. Cake wants to do it again this year
Yes worksop a good race, god knows how I set my pb there as its not the easiest! We have some mates in Worksop and chuffin this, chuffin that & chuffin ell are used on a regular basis!
Knowing what the terrain is like up my brothers way I think i will have a plod round macc and enjoy the scenery. No point in burning out at 10 miles & ive got plenty of experience in doing that in the past!!
Many thanks for that cake, so long as it doesn't involve the 7 hills of sheffield
Sounds good, thanks for info, very reasonably priced as well