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| Posted: 04/03/12 14:38:23 23 |
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| Posted: 03/03/12 20:41:22 22 |
James Mack so close but yet so far.............Loved this thread. I was living the dream with you pal.
You had a few posters flapping a bit that's for sure and I think some gentle sighs of relief when error was finally spotted.
What a story it could have been....
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| Posted: 16/04/11 18:10:10 10 |
| I have my Garmin 205 set up to read, Time, Actual Pace, Average Pace & Distance. It's all in the manual as above post. |
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| Posted: 10/04/11 19:05:15 15 |
Dill - VLM, you know it makes sense. Lirish - I emphasis mate. Not a nice feeling, but hopefully your first run will put your mind at ease. Things with me are pretty much ok. Can still feel MCL, even after all this time!!, but very slight and does not hamper my running/jogging. Been taking things easy the last 3 weeks, two 5-8 mile runs a week, as I seem to be getting aches and pains all over at the minute, sore foot, tight hamstring (i'm hyper sensitive now to injury). Ran a local 10k today, boiling hot weather. Did not push things and got round in 53 mins (was far from easy!!). Fitness still a long way off. No major plans this year, did think about Dublin, but after today the thought of 26 miles was not pleasant |
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| Posted: 31/03/11 12:39:35 35 |
Lirish - It's a bummer I know. The 6 weeks I was out, runners seemed to be everywere!! - I'm convinced they all timed it to be out on the road as soon as I set foot outside my door. I found myself trying to judge their pace, stare at their trainers etc etc, nuts I know...................... My biggest fear starting back was the not knowing if knee would hold out. What I would say is trust your instinct and don't rush things. You will know when it is ok to run on it. Good luck guys |
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