Survived the half marathon

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  1. Con

    Conkotyke Active Member

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    those who do the marathon have my greatest respect. Last couple of miles was bloody tough.
     
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    well done mate. better man than me!
     
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    Very well done...What time did you manage?

    I did a fairly flat one in 1hr 52 some time ago though.

    Very rewarding even if running is boring as ****
     
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    Well Done.

    (Y)

    Hope you don't suffer too much tomorrow.
     
  5. Con

    Conkotyke Active Member

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    RE: Very well done...What time did you manage?

    thats very good. I got to half way just under 53 minutes. But then my time went all to **** cos I struggled. My first one and I didn't train to that distance. So I should have expected to struggle in second half. Sheffield is not too hilly. :)
     
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    Well done but their easy!

    Try a full one. :pff </p>

    My best time was 78min on the old Barnsley Half course which went out to Cawthorne</p>

    I can still remember that bloody hill under the motorway.</p>

    I may do a 10k later this year but 4 stones of extra weight will certainly slow me down. </p>

    I'm thinking about the Children's Hospital one they have in Sheffield. I'd just like to say thank you to that Hospital. </p>

    Well done again (casualty) </p>
     
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    Conkotyke Active Member

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    RE: Well Done.

    Cheers Crystal. I was just doing it for fun really, but still managed to raise a few bob for charity so was worth while. :)
     
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    Good effort mate.

    Not something I'd like to try. I get bored walking 200 yards to the shop, never mind running 13 miles plus.
     
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    I only did the one

    was stuck in inverness and running was an esacpe from watching tv.

    Did a couple of 10k's after that but my interest faded. Mindshti my feet started to go numb after a mile or two so that sort of sounded the death knell for my running.

    Still its quite a mental challenge to keep running for 2 hours or so. I take my hat off to marathon runners.

    Well done again and have a good nights sleep if you can.
     
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    Fair play mate!

    No way I could manage it!</p>

    Enjoyable? If that's at all possible!</p>
     
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    You've got all my respect lad, makes me feel knackered just watching folk run a marathon.... Well done....
     
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    Well done!

    Great effort
     
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    RE: Well done but their easy!

    think about yer heart at your age :D :D :D
     
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    RE: I only did the one

    cheers. Flippin tired now a tell thi.
     
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    RE: Fair play mate!

    was ok actually. But now the chaifing is starting to feel painful. :D
     
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    RE: Well done but their easy!

    I take the precaution of wearing a HRM.</p>

    I'm lucky that my rest heart rate is still bellow 50.</p>

    I usually run 2 or 3 times a week with the HRM set to 140 to 156 bpm.</p>

    At the top of Pit Lane it max out at 160 ish.
    </p>

    It's the 4 stone of fat thats the problem! </p>
     
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    Conkotyke Active Member

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    RE: Well done but their easy!

    thats a good heart rate. Im only a young fella and mine goes ten t dozen.
     
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    Well Done Bud

    A good time and you raised cash for a good cause. Well done once again (Y) (Y) (Y)
     
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    Oh, Just remembered

    My main complaint following the race was... bleeding nipples! sore as hell for weeks afterwards Made the mistake of wearing a supposed &quot;running vest&quot; what a disaster :'(
     
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    Conkotyke Active Member

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    RE: Oh, Just remembered

    aye same here mate, and other area. Bloody hell. I didnt realsise during run had vest over t shirt. Took vest off looks like Ive been shot twice dunt it!
     

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