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| Posted: 12/10/12 08:27:40 40 |
Cheers Laudy, I have friends who live in Balham in South London so I may well ask them if they can lend me a bed for the night! I can get a charity place so will make a decision in the next few days, I have bad knees so want to see if they can manage 4-5 runs a week (today will be my third of this week....). Good luck to your other half if they attempt it again in 2013! |
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| Posted: 11/10/12 20:02:22 22 |
Cheers Highrise, I am still not 100% about it but your message helped! I ran London a few years ago and have always wanted to do another one but my knees are in bad shape, bt its six months away so if I manage them properly I think I could do it. Just trying to look into whether or not the train or driving down would be the best bet! Good luck of you run it in 2013, Matt |
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| Posted: 08/10/12 21:06:28 28 |
Yep, I think I'll have to find another race, cheers though guys |
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| Posted: 08/10/12 20:47:18 18 |
Cheers Millsy, not sure if I could do it without Music, need to have the safety net of the Rocky soundtrack for when the legs start to ache! |
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| Posted: 08/10/12 18:52:57 57 |
I completed the Blenheim half in 2:05 yesterday and am seriously looking at doing Brighton in April. I would need to travel back to Oxford on the day though, has anyone did it previously? I am just wondering how easy it is to get back to the train station from the finish? Also it says there are no headphones allowed - i only ever run with headphones so does anyone think it would be a big deal if I ran with them? Any advice about hotels etc appreciated! Best wishes to everyone, Matt |
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