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| Posted: 19/05/13 13:31:20 20 |
Pushed for time so ran from home to Hyde Park, two laps, then back again. Came out as 16.5k at 5.30k. Really hope things will calm down so I can put in some proper training for the North Downs 30k! @nessie. Have put the Forest Fives in my diary, but can't make first one, sadly! @SR still a decent time for most people...take a bit of rest, mate! |
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| Posted: 17/05/13 19:50:11 11 |
first run for a week due to illness/workload. nipped out after work for a Regent's Park, Primrose Loop, roughly 10k at 5.30m/km @nessie on another forum, someone was looking for a friendly club in the Epping Forest area, so I've sent him to the Orion Harriers...make sure you are as nice as I have promised! |
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baldbloke |  
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| Posted: 14/05/13 19:22:53 53 |
Abingdon. but register early. |
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| Posted: 13/05/13 11:35:55 55 |
not my club, but i did a race at the Orion Harriers, who are on the edge of Epping Forest (in chigwell, i think). exceptionally friendly club, all standards welcome. if they are near you, i would try out some of their sessions and then join if it suits you! |
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| Posted: 12/05/13 17:28:12 12 |
any forumites got a view on the best GPS watch for following a complex route..ie, the best one for inputting a load of waypoints for a trail run and then following the route using the watch (saw someone using one the other day and it seemed to work a treat, but didn't ask what model it was). thanks |
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