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| Posted: 23/05/13 23:58:49 49 |
a 10k PB night! Padams - great run, I thought you would be fast. |
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| Posted: 22/05/13 11:43:32 32 |
Padams - have a good run tomorrow, it will be interesting to see how quick you run (quite quick I think!) given the huge amount of IM training you've been doing. I won't be there unfortunately, job gets in the way again... | |
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| Posted: 05/05/13 19:40:51 51 |
ES - good luck tomorrow! Jools - sounds like a good run to me CD - running that after London is impressive! I've got only 6 days in the UK in the next 3 weeks (trips to Rome, Toulouse, LA), so not sure how much running I'll get done..so went out for 17M with my training partner this morning - lovely morning for it. | |
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| Posted: 03/05/13 21:26:19 19 |
Most of you guys and gals know my view on miles vs speed vs training time vs non-running life. If I were giving advice to someone looking to get quite a bit faster, it would be to take time to experiment with what works specifically for you - it would take time (months if not even years). Try running fast on low mpw, try the far and slower approach....after running for 7 yrs I know what works for me and my life, but from what other people say on here my approach won't get the best out of most others. From what I read of the training of the elites, there seems be a wide range of approaches for roughly the same end result. Oh yes, on ginger people....wouldn't give them the time of day. | |
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| coronium |
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| Posted: 29/04/13 20:52:24 24 |
That is a great link - I want to do this race! | |
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