The athletics/running thread
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Bruce Rioja wrote:In the words of Mr H Genshaw - I've never done a run in my life that I couldn't have bailed out of within the first 1K.MattySlug wrote:I re hurt me hammy the other day after only thinking about Running!!!
Anyway, who's there tomorrow? Just me and LeverEnd's lil sis again?
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Keep at it Bruce. I'll join you again one day.
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It was the Lakeland 110k ultra yesterday which I entered last September fully expecting to get injured before the start day. Without a doubt it's the hardest thing I'll ever do. Beautiful scenery, at times shocking weather conditions, treacherous terrain and ridiculous mountain climbs and descents. Feet, knees and quads are all fecked! Never ever again 

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We were pissed through waiting for you. Lazy cnut!Harry Genshaw wrote:It was the Lakeland 110k ultra yesterday which I entered last September fully expecting to get injured before the start day. Without a doubt it's the hardest thing I'll ever do. Beautiful scenery, at times shocking weather conditions, treacherous terrain and ridiculous mountain climbs and descents. Feet, knees and quads are all fecked! Never ever again


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When's the day Enfield?Gary the Enfield wrote:Bruce Rioja wrote:In the words of Mr H Genshaw - I've never done a run in my life that I couldn't have bailed out of within the first 1K.MattySlug wrote:I re hurt me hammy the other day after only thinking about Running!!!
Anyway, who's there tomorrow? Just me and LeverEnd's lil sis again?
Our running crew's falling apart like a British political party.
Keep at it Bruce. I'll join you again one day.
'Taper' week with a 70 mile bike ride followed by a 1 jour (7 mile) run. Nearly there now.
I just abount managed 5k avec hangover today...at a pace that suggests I'll finish tomorrow.

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Yes. I'm sorry for the inconvenienceBurnden Paddock wrote:We were pissed through waiting for you. Lazy cnut!Harry Genshaw wrote:It was the Lakeland 110k ultra yesterday which I entered last September fully expecting to get injured before the start day. Without a doubt it's the hardest thing I'll ever do. Beautiful scenery, at times shocking weather conditions, treacherous terrain and ridiculous mountain climbs and descents. Feet, knees and quads are all fecked! Never ever again![]()

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Is that *supposed* to say one hundred and ten kilometers.
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It's a lot less in miles...Prufrock wrote:Is that *supposed* to say one hundred and ten kilometers.
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I look forward to it, mate. Keep going.Gary the Enfield wrote:
Keep at it Bruce. I'll join you again one day.
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Harry Genshaw wrote:Yes. I'm sorry for the inconvenienceBurnden Paddock wrote:We were pissed through waiting for you. Lazy cnut!Harry Genshaw wrote:It was the Lakeland 110k ultra yesterday which I entered last September fully expecting to get injured before the start day. Without a doubt it's the hardest thing I'll ever do. Beautiful scenery, at times shocking weather conditions, treacherous terrain and ridiculous mountain climbs and descents. Feet, knees and quads are all fecked! Never ever again![]()
Absolutely fantastic effort HG. That sounds brutal.
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Worthy4England wrote:When's the day Enfield?Gary the Enfield wrote:Bruce Rioja wrote:In the words of Mr H Genshaw - I've never done a run in my life that I couldn't have bailed out of within the first 1K.MattySlug wrote:I re hurt me hammy the other day after only thinking about Running!!!
Anyway, who's there tomorrow? Just me and LeverEnd's lil sis again?
Our running crew's falling apart like a British political party.
Keep at it Bruce. I'll join you again one day.
'Taper' week with a 70 mile bike ride followed by a 1 jour (7 mile) run. Nearly there now.
I just abount managed 5k avec hangover today...at a pace that suggests I'll finish tomorrow.
Two weeks today Worthy. Can I apologise in advance for the road closures around Horwich and the Town Centre.

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Bruce Rioja wrote:I look forward to it, mate. Keep going.Gary the Enfield wrote:
Keep at it Bruce. I'll join you again one day.
'Taper' week with a 70 mile bike ride followed by a 1 jour (7 mile) run. Nearly there now.
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Worthy4England wrote:It's a lot less in miles...Prufrock wrote:Is that *supposed* to say one hundred and ten kilometers.
Mental bastards.

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Cheers G. I don't want to see any more brutality until I'm cheering you on in a fortnight!Gary the Enfield wrote:Harry Genshaw wrote:Yes. I'm sorry for the inconvenienceBurnden Paddock wrote:We were pissed through waiting for you. Lazy cnut!Harry Genshaw wrote:It was the Lakeland 110k ultra yesterday which I entered last September fully expecting to get injured before the start day. Without a doubt it's the hardest thing I'll ever do. Beautiful scenery, at times shocking weather conditions, treacherous terrain and ridiculous mountain climbs and descents. Feet, knees and quads are all fecked! Never ever again![]()
Absolutely fantastic effort HG. That sounds brutal.

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A Stirling effort HG.Harry Genshaw wrote:Worthy4England wrote:It's a lot less in miles...Prufrock wrote:Is that *supposed* to say one hundred and ten kilometers.
Mental bastards.I'd spent months telling myself it was 66 miles based on 11 lots of 10k and 10ks being just a little over 6 miles. 68.75 I'll have you know! Everyone after about mile 22 was bloody agony!

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Cheers Worthy. So long as you're not referring to RaheemWorthy4England wrote:A Stirling effort HG.Harry Genshaw wrote:Worthy4England wrote:It's a lot less in miles...Prufrock wrote:Is that *supposed* to say one hundred and ten kilometers.
Mental bastards.I'd spent months telling myself it was 66 miles based on 11 lots of 10k and 10ks being just a little over 6 miles. 68.75 I'll have you know! Everyone after about mile 22 was bloody agony!

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Errr, did you get any meaningful crosses in the box, whilst you were about it?Harry Genshaw wrote:Cheers Worthy. So long as you're not referring to RaheemWorthy4England wrote:A Stirling effort HG.Harry Genshaw wrote:Worthy4England wrote:It's a lot less in miles...Prufrock wrote:Is that *supposed* to say one hundred and ten kilometers.
Mental bastards.I'd spent months telling myself it was 66 miles based on 11 lots of 10k and 10ks being just a little over 6 miles. 68.75 I'll have you know! Everyone after about mile 22 was bloody agony!

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Erm, cheers?Harry Genshaw wrote:Cheers G. I don't want to see any more brutality until I'm cheering you on in a fortnight!Gary the Enfield wrote:Harry Genshaw wrote:Yes. I'm sorry for the inconvenienceBurnden Paddock wrote:We were pissed through waiting for you. Lazy cnut!Harry Genshaw wrote:It was the Lakeland 110k ultra yesterday which I entered last September fully expecting to get injured before the start day. Without a doubt it's the hardest thing I'll ever do. Beautiful scenery, at times shocking weather conditions, treacherous terrain and ridiculous mountain climbs and descents. Feet, knees and quads are all fecked! Never ever again![]()
Absolutely fantastic effort HG. That sounds brutal.



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Today, I thought I'd emulate HG and do 110k. In the event, I only ended 65.2 miles short. Still always goid when you can still knock best part of 2 minutes off a PB. 

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2 minutes is massive off a 5k. Well done Worthy.Worthy4England wrote:Today, I thought I'd emulate HG and do 110k. In the event, I only ended 65.2 miles short. Still always goid when you can still knock best part of 2 minutes off a PB.
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In my case, bit like doubling the high jump bar from 1ft to 2ft...Gary the Enfield wrote:2 minutes is massive off a 5k. Well done Worthy.Worthy4England wrote:Today, I thought I'd emulate HG and do 110k. In the event, I only ended 65.2 miles short. Still always goid when you can still knock best part of 2 minutes off a PB.


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