Flat? - Page 3 - General running

PhilP

08/10/2002 at 14:21

10AM.
See you there, if my dodgy foot heals.

Beddo

08/10/2002 at 16:29

Cheers.....

09/10/2002 at 11:32

I have only just signed on to RW so I have only just discovered that Henley is not totally flat. A major hill after 8 miles will be ideal for my dodgy shins. I chose this event in place of Marlow which almost did me in last year. I have yet to run a race that RW has accurately described. I don't blame RW or race organisers but I had trained to run a PB........I'll still do it, that's the type of bloke I am ;-)

Doof

09/10/2002 at 12:28

Find a nice girl to follow and that should help you up the hill!! :)

LisaC

09/10/2002 at 13:16

If Doof is who I think it is - then I would think choosing one girl to follow out of so many must be hard for you...

Doof

09/10/2002 at 13:26

You sound very nice Lisa, do you have a photo i could see?

LisaC

09/10/2002 at 13:28

No photos, you might mistake me for Paula Radcliffe.

ps - the nick name is after my dog - don't flatter yourself

Doof

09/10/2002 at 13:29

do you have a wobbly head too - interesting.
Woof :)

LisaC

09/10/2002 at 13:32

Clearly - without brains inside - to possibly think you different from the norm...how stupid can one be?

Doof

09/10/2002 at 13:36

so is the wedding off then?

LisaC

09/10/2002 at 13:37

I would rather die a slow & torturous death thank you.

Glad All Over

09/10/2002 at 14:17

which brings you back to that hill again

Doof

09/10/2002 at 14:41

oh well it could have been so nice! just me and my running shoes then.

Nigel Smith

09/10/2002 at 18:18

Just for the record (according to the literature provided) it states states the course is mostly flat except for an uphill section of one and a half miles between Fawley Court and Fawley Village and a descent from Fawley Village to Fawley Bottom.

Remember, what goes up must come down......

See you all there.

Nigel (379)

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