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pen-y-jen 
Posted: 07/11/12 10:48:51 51

The low down on the food...

Breakfast: cereal, bananas and toast (This wasn't enough for me so I'm bringing malt loaf this year to supplement it).

Checkpoints: Brilliant! Energy gels, haribo. mincepies, sausage rolls, sandwiches, nuts etc

Dinner: Pasta and sauce and pudding. A few of us went for an afternoon "snack" at the chippy in Wantage on day 2 to keep us going until dinner at 6pm.

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pen-y-jen 
Posted: 06/11/12 20:59:50 50

Just thought I'd join in and say hello. Ran this in 2009, and had a few friends joining me for different days but going "solo" this year!

Looking forward to seeing the pink mankini!

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pen-y-jen 
Posted: 04/11/12 19:31:16 16

Hell in the middle was at Cannock Chase this year, it had a lot less mud than Delamere due to the nature of the ground there, however it was all entirely iced over so instead of slipping in mud we were slipping on ice!

The next Hell in the Middle is at Trentham Gardens in 2013. As far as I'm aware it's the first time they've held it here. I assume the route will mostly be in the wooded area outised of the public gardens (as they're far too pretty for us to come clomping through!) If it is in that area then it is very muddy and about as hilly as Delamere. Great shops for pie and cake at the finish though!

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pen-y-jen 
Posted: 04/11/12 15:01:00 00

It was definitely not "too extreme", the 2 bogs of doom were great fun, and it was actually quite a mild day so not too cold if you kept moving. I did Hell in the Middle earlier in the year as well; it was well below freezing that day so one of the water obstacles was sensibly cut out.

The Hellrunner series are all about the mud, bogs, hills and water - if you're not up for that then enter a road race!

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pen-y-jen 
Posted: 14/02/12 17:35:42 42

The official press race report said it was 11 miles. I've emailed them to ask - although fairly sure this isn't right or I ran a lot faster than expected!

http://www.expressandstar.com/news/2012/02/13/arctic-conditions-for-hell-in-the-middle/

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