views on doing this??? yes. My view is you are a lucky wotsit living near the beach. Can't see anything wrong with your plan other than risks of blisters from sand-friction (been there done that on holiday in S.Carolina...got some beachshoes
. They cautiously agreed that it was.The professor next picked up a box of sand and poured it into the jar. The sand filled up all the gaps. He asked once more if the jar was full. The students had to respond with a unanimous "yes".Finally the professor produced two
for your legs. Same goes for sand - much harder to run on, but soft and a tough workout. ooo sand is a hard workout indeed! rural off-road is better for the soul, though! yea, trail running is my favourite..i lvie on the isle of wight, so plently of hills
as something a bit different. Does anyone have a bit more info on the course route and terrain? Is it mainly on the beach? I'd also like to know if this is on the beach, as I cant run on sand! I run round this area and have attempted the beach a few times
This afternoon ran a XC race on the Gt Yarmouth seafront over snow covered sand dunes in a blizzard. Snow started at same time as race & got heavier until you couldn't see where you were going. Madness or what? During time it took to run 5k 2" snow
grater. Never mind the blades - just sand them off with sand paper? Try lipsalve - does the trick for me. Sounds bizarre but if it works on lips why not nips? Hmmm. I've got some strawberry lipsalve somewhere. Tastes nice. Might try that in case I strike
Prawle.There's always the road alongside Slapton Sands, but I've done that and it's tedious. Thanks for the advice. And I agree, not many flat bits at all... and Slapton Sands is very boring to run. Will try the East Portlemouth though.
that does this,did you enoy it groder ? done not dont, I loved it, the weather was kind to me as well!Bit hard going on the sand at times. pleased with my time as well yes very good time especaily as half of it on the sand, weldone.
