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| Posted: 30/04/13 19:56:30 30 |
I didn't realise I had all these replies, sorry but a massive thank u to everyone for the advice. I did Manchester on Sunday and I'm listening to your advice resting till Sunday then a short run see how I feel. I will be tapering as do not to exhaust myself,Furthest I will go is 13 miles 2 weeks before which is 2 weeks after Manchester. Fat Buddha how on earth did you manage with a week apart? That's some going... Thanks everyone's xxx Thank you |
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| Posted: 17/04/13 13:16:05 05 |
I had to pull out of Chester last October due to Chest Infection. I had to make the decision that morning. I was absolutely devastated. It was however the right decision as I also suffer with asthma and that evening was very poorly. My Doctor said I would have ended up in hospital if I had ran. 7 chest infections in 10 months - lovely. Getting a cold again lovely, hope nothing else!!!! Listen to your body that's what I was told. Good luck xxx |
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| Posted: 07/04/13 11:41:49 49 |
Definitely HelenN.....
Thanks for all the advice, worked a treat took it nice and slow, 20 done. Happy now. Time to relax.
Goodluck everyone, see you in 3 weeks xxxxx |
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| Posted: 06/04/13 19:33:56 56 |
Hi Helen
I definitely think it's the running. Including tomorrow will be 48 miles this week.
I will do it I will.....
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| Posted: 06/04/13 19:07:50 50 |
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Martenkay sorry it's my 2nd marathon. I did manchester last yr and got to 20 on training. I've 2 marathons coming up Manchester and Edinburgh. It"s this that I've felt it.
Millsey I would like to try for 4.15. Long runs approx 9.30 min miles.
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