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chubby bloke 
Posted: 20/05/13 21:46:10 10

Well done iower . A pb is always good!

Storming 10k Pittsy. It's good you feel there was room for improvement.

Well done Katie. Even contemplating a 30m ride at that age!

Took a two day break from running to recover a bit and to get on with my life! Aiming for intervals tomorrow morning, but will see how sleep goes!

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chubby bloke 
Posted: 19/05/13 16:39:21 21

Here is me (164) looking shattered and very chubby!

http://images.eventpics.chestertri.org.uk/resizes/Christleton-5K-2013/michael-gandy-stephen-holmes-8554.JPG

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chubby bloke 
Posted: 18/05/13 18:39:58 58

Simon  well done on the phone. Not surprised you were tired for the 1500.

The monsoon and mental start sounds fun Mr V and Kelly. It's been a tad chilly here but otherwise ok.

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chubby bloke 
Posted: 18/05/13 11:38:04 04

Right, first of all the excuses!

On Weds I did an interval session, and on Thursday night I went out for an easy 10 miler. I was feeling rough from the start of the run, my throat felt like it was being rubbed with sandpaper and my stomach was turning somersaults. Stupidly I stuck with the run, only binning it after 8 miles! I struggled to get any food down, my stomach was cramping, and I was in bed for 8pm!

So 2 tough runs in 2 days before a race!

Friday I felt better, but during the warm up for Christleton my throat felt rough again and my stomach still didn't feel right.

The first mile went ok (6:54), then I started to struggle. The second mile was hard (7:16), and I was all set for slowing to a jog, but I kept telling myself "Just keep this effort up for another 33 breaths, that's 0.1 miles, then you can slow down. The third mile ticked by in 7:17, for a time of 21:46. (av pace 7:01 by my maths!)

Given the build up to the race I'm happy, and looking forward to the rest of the 5k season. I don't think I'm going to break any pbs this year (20:15), but compared with where I was 6 weeks ago it's great!

Delamere parkrun this morning, a gentle 30 mins forcing myself to run slowly, so latched on to a mother who was running with her 10 year old daughter, then a bloke who was recovering from a knee operation pushing his daughter in a buggy!

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chubby bloke 
Posted: 17/05/13 12:41:38 38

Try going out without a watch, trying different routes, trails etc. Join a club and run with them? Just mix it up as much as you can for a while until you're happy again!

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