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| Posted: 27/11/11 10:12:12 12 |
| I was in a similar situation, opted for a Trek 1.2, love it. I got the 2010 model just as the 2011 model was released, saved a few quid. Not an expert, it hit my similar criteria to yours |
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| Posted: 06/11/11 03:42:05 05 |
Anyone done this? Thinking of giving it a crack.
The race is 16th ish of march, is the training time sufficent? Have a good base fitness having trained/raced fairly consistently this season.
Any info greatly received!
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| steve fordham |
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| Posted: 03/10/11 20:59:01 01 |
Hi
I have a niggly injury and will probably have to pull out of this great half marathon around London parks.
Does anyone want to take my place.
The £45.00 includes an XL T Shirt
Please contact me at dave.fordham7@ntlworld.com
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| steve fordham |
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| Posted: 10/09/11 03:53:43 43 |
Thanks for the advice.
Hoping the humidity side of things will be ok, all of my training will be in Thailand, so I should acclimaise.
In terms of runs, I have not gone over 10k recently, but as yet I have not done a stand alone run since last September, all my runs have been on tired legs post bike. I have been doing speed work over those distances.
I think my biggest concern will be getting the running miles in my legs, but without going too high too soon. | |
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| Posted: 09/09/11 09:46:41 41 |
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