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| Posted: 13/10/12 21:49:38 38 |
Thanks, will try focus on recovering from this annoying mixture of flu+cold.
I've been lucky to be selected to run the tokyo marathon next year, will see how it goes. Thanks again. |
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| Posted: 13/10/12 16:28:46 46 |
It's Dublin marathon. Wish me luck | |
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| Posted: 13/10/12 15:57:07 07 |
Thanks, that's great.  | |
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| Posted: 13/10/12 15:44:06 06 |
| I have full marathon in 16days. I did the longest run last sunday following nice and easy recovery run. Then i suddely became ill, and haven't run for 5 days. I'm still feeling prettty fragile, so will not run for at least a day or two. What happens to my fitness after being ill? I 've been running 5,6 days a week until now, so i'm little worried that part of what i achieved during training will be lost? | |
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| Posted: 09/10/12 09:53:21 21 |
| No, no, i did 18 and 20 already, what i was saying was that i should have tried hyperspeed and newton to see how they feel during long runs. Rather than wearing the same shoes which gave me pain. Maybe runs-with-dogs is right in saying hyperspeed and my feet don't get on over certain distance. | |
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