Running Clique

[TLMS]

I was hoping to do the Windermere Marathon but cancelled that following a chest infection in January. On the way back now trying to run 5 times a week and hopefully add a weights session, a lot to catch up. Will enter an event when I’m feeling more like it, feels horrendous at the moment.

[Midget In A Pinstripe Suit]

First half done yesterday, 2 hours 2 minutes which am pretty happy with for a first attempt. Knees are sore today!

[UCEbaggie]

Good work Midge

[Babel]

Well done

[TLMS]

Well done, must feel good to have done it so early in the year.

[Midget In A Pinstripe Suit]

Cheers. Gonna take a few days before going out again, will be keeping to the 10-15km range for a bit!

[BeijingBaggie]

Signing up for a 21km trail run in April. Never done one before. 800m of climbing. Am I going to die? Might walk the hills to be fair we'll see.

[Duffers]

Sat in my office right now with my kitbag under the desk trying to summon up the energy to go out.

[Midget In A Pinstripe Suit]

Signing up for a 21km trail run in April. Never done one before. 800m of climbing. Am I going to die? Might walk the hills to be fair we'll see.

Bloke I work with seems to do one of those type of runs every weekend, and some ridiculously long 100km ones, nutcase. Good luck!

Had a week off with a sickness bug (thanks kids) so hoping to go out for a steady one this weekend weather permitting.

[mpad_mark]

Signing up for a 21km trail run in April. Never done one before. 800m of climbing. Am I going to die? Might walk the hills to be fair we'll see.

Nice!

I love trail running. Walking hills is the way forward. You can move quite quickly.

Currently in South Wales carbing-up at my in-laws in readiness for the Beast of the Blacks in the Brecon Beacons tomorrow.

Doing the 20 miler. Lots of elevation.

There was a 40 mile option.