Welcome to Runner's World
Why should I become a member?
  •  
  • HOME
  • EVENTS
  • BLOG
  • TRAINING
  • HEALTH
  • GEAR
  • ROUTES
  • FORUMS
  • Store
  • Triathlete's World
Find An Event | Event Editorial | Travel | Pacing | RW Trailblazer
Members
You are looking at: Home : Members :

My Event Ratings

denotes Subscriber-only content |
 Country Slicker
My Profile:My Forum:My Event Ratings:My Reviews:My Gallery

Latest Ratings

1 to 6 of 6 ratingsPage: 1


2005 Reading Half Marathon
Overall score
 
80%
Would you do it again?
 
Yes
 
Details:
Scenery
 
60%
PB potential
 
80%
Atmosphere
 
60%
Organisation
 
60%
Value
 
40%
Beginner-friendliness
 
60%

In short: I couldn't believe how fast it was.
In full: This was my first time at Reading. I had been led to believe that there were some serious hills - but there was nothing too taxing and, overall, I thought it was a very quick course. I run 1.25 dead - which was a PB by an improbable 7 minutes. The buses from the train station were a problem, so I just walked to the start - not a problem. The scenery was generally OK - and vastly improved for the short period of time that I was running by Nell McAndrew. The support was actually very good and a big thanks to the little boy handing out the orange segments around the 8 mile mark. The finish in the stadium was great - although I can imagine it might have got a bit hectic later on. As for some of the other moaners that have rated this race - some people are never happy. Relatively speaking, this is a very good race.
Date of review: March 16, 2005

Report this rating to the moderator

2004 Clarendon Way Marathon
Overall score
 
100%
Would you do it again?
 
Yes
 
Details:
Scenery
 
100%
PB potential
 
60%
Atmosphere
 
80%
Organisation
 
80%
Value
 
80%
Beginner-friendliness
 
60%

In short: Fantastic race with great views, good marshalling, great support and a nice t-shirt.
In full: I found this race very friendly - both in terms of marshalls and fellow runners. The scenery is also great, especially near the beginning around Farley Mount, and there are a few challenging hills for those that like that sort of thing. Probably not a PB course (although I did knock 15 minutes off my best marathon time), but great fun and worth doing none-the-less.
Date of review: October 6, 2004

Report this rating to the moderator

2003 Stubbington Green 10K
Overall score
 
80%
Would you do it again?
 
Yes
 
Details:
Scenery
 
80%
PB potential
 
80%
Atmosphere
 
60%
Organisation
 
80%
Value
 
60%
Beginner-friendliness
 
80%

Date of review: August 24, 2004

Report this rating to the moderator

2003 Asics Fleet Pre-London Half-Marathon
Overall score
 
80%
Would you do it again?
 
Yes
 
Details:
Scenery
 
80%
PB potential
 
80%
Atmosphere
 
60%
Organisation
 
80%
Value
 
80%
Beginner-friendliness
 
80%

Date of review: August 24, 2004

Report this rating to the moderator

2003 Brooks Brighton 10K
Overall score
 
80%
Would you do it again?
 
Yes
 
Details:
Scenery
 
80%
PB potential
 
80%
Atmosphere
 
80%
Organisation
 
80%
Value
 
60%
Beginner-friendliness
 
80%

Date of review: August 24, 2004

Report this rating to the moderator

2003 BUPA Great South Run
Overall score
 
80%
Would you do it again?
 
Yes
 
Details:
Scenery
 
60%
PB potential
 
100%
Atmosphere
 
80%
Organisation
 
60%
Value
 
100%
Beginner-friendliness
 
100%

Date of review: August 24, 2004

Report this rating to the moderator

Page: 1
Spacer image
onlineraceentryblue2.jpg
11/11 Robin Hood 10K, Nottinghamshire
18/11 Avebury 8M, Wiltshire
18/11 Gosport Half-Marathon, Hampshire
18/11 Swindon 10K, Wiltshire
18/11 Heanor 10K Christmas Pud Race, Derbyshire
See more races
Millet Sports
Runners Need
ah... achilles heel
Start Fitness - discount footwear and clothing
Sportsshoes.com - up to 70% off
Race trips, training camps and more

redarrow
spacer Running the Highlands
redarrow
More information
VOTE
What racing milestone are you most proud of?
Going long: 13.1M/26.2M/ultras
Setting a PB
Finishing my first race
Winning an award
Beating a rival
Facebook

Visit the official Runner's World page

Twitter

Follow Runner's World on Twitter

Subscribe to Runner's World

Click here

Subscribe to Triathlete's World

Click here

Other Natmag-Rodale Sites

  • Triathlete's World
  • Fetcheveryone.com
  • Men's Health UK

Membership

  • Join Runner's World
  • Why should I join?
  • Forgotten password

Competitions

Shopping

Run For Charity

Injury Clinics

About Runner's World

  • About us
  • Contact us
  • Advertise with us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & conditions

Reviews

  • Shoes
  • Clothing
  • Nutrition
  • Electronics

Health

  • Nutrition
  • Weight Loss
  • Beating Injury
  • Staying Healthy

Events

  • Find An Event
  • Add An Event
  • Manage My events
  • International Events
  • Travel Collection
  • Event Editorial

Training

  • Beginners
  • Training Plans
  • Racing
  • Motivation
  • Women's Running

Home

Forums

  • General
  • Beginners
  • Training
  • Health + Injury
  • Gear
  • Events
  • Clubhouse
  • Virgin London Marathon
  • Ultra/Adventure Racing
  • Triathlon
Website powered by: Magicalia | © Runner's World 2002-2013