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| Posted: 12/10/12 16:08:06 06 |
I love your enthusiasm. I ran over 13.1 prior to my first 1/2, it gave me a great boost to know I could achieve the distance and took some of the stress out of the race day. I appreciate when marathon training to do the distance isn't sensible but I think if you feel comfortable doing over the distance for a half then why not! Well done you! I think maybe your wrong turn was fate, good luck in your half and enjoy your training for Manchester.  |
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| Posted: 29/09/10 12:41:14 14 |
Hi Pete Couldnt say exact route but it starts on the main field at Baggeridge, goes up and down around the lakes and woods etc, you end up along Himley stream, up around the woods there, back across (or should I say literally through the stream, cold but full of laughs!), then along the small tarmac road back into Baggeridge. If you just run all over Baggeridge you will have it covered, its a great fun race and I can't wait to do it again! | |
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| Posted: 11/11/09 12:25:37 37 |
| What a shame, the ranger has obviously not thought about the extra foot traffic the craft fair might receive from spectators watching the race and also that many runners are local to the area, enjoy the great outdoors and use the park facilities for training therefore contributing to the park by car parking charges and purchasing refreshments. Never mind, I'm sure a fun day will be had by all whether it be the traditional route or Baggeridge. | |
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| Posted: 28/09/09 09:39:41 41 |
| Thanks Philpub, very detailed info, once again sounds achieveable and I like the idea of being slightly ahead of schedule to allow for any unforeseens (and that christmas cheer!) Thanks all for your help. | |
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| Posted: 21/09/09 13:47:53 53 |
Thanks everso, that sounds perfect for me, gosh so much to learn! Cheers for wishing me good luck, i'm so looking forward to both, this runnings addictive. | |
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