name being screamed, and thought, ""oh well, must be for another Adam"", and then glanced to my right and saw my friends!What was your goal? And what was your finishing time? Goal - 3:30 Time - 3:24 Next stop - sub 3:05 in nottingham and/or marathon

collapsing less than 100 metres from the line (and not even looking back to see he was o.k.) Having run 3:08:21 last year, my original goal this year was simply to run sub-3 hours. My training suggested I should do this comfortably, so I had a secret goal

running repetitions equalling up to half the distance of your goal race. Then add more each week until you reach the whole distance. If you can’t maintain the same pace for each repetition, you’re building too fast. For longer goals, such as a half-marathon

:30 -- RichK thinks: Of course I'm disappointed not to have achieved my goal but I couldn't have tried any harder. It just wasn't my day. Read more Sarah Pluves (aka Sezz) Finish time: 4:30:05 (Target: sub-4:30) PBs: half-marathon 2:05; marathon 5

?!Everyone has a goal for the marathon. If you think you didn't achieve yours on Sunday, think again - less than 1% of the British population has ever started the London Marathon, let alone put the dedication into training and made the sacrifices that you did

.Most memorable moment was running round Cutty Sark and thinking "Wow I am running the London Marathon"....something I first said I would do when I was 15....took a while, I am 34 now.My goals changed frequently in training but when I got to the start I decided

Time: 4:49Best mo - really feeling, seeing and hearing what it means to run your first marathonWorst mo - knowing that stopping at 24 miles was just not an optionSurprise - the sheer guts and determination of such a varied group of peopleMy goal

was coming around the bend from Birdcage Walk into the Mall and seeing my girlfriend and daughters cheering me on.I would say that my goal was to finish the race because it was my first marathon, but I really wanted to run the whole thing. I probably only

this autumn. The goal is to achieve the right training balance. "You need to do a variety of workouts to improve 5K speed," says coach Brad Hudson, author of Run Faster from the 5K to the Marathon (£7.10, amazon.co.uk). "Sometimes you need to run faster than 5

. It will be an exciting challenge to set a new record for the largest number of Robin Hoods running a half marathon. I hope you’ll join us!”The Robin Hood half marathon is also the final goal of those who are entering our NB Good Form Campaign, so if you want New Balance