If anyone local to Cardiff wants to do a 5k time trial check this out C'mon I know you're out there.... This is a free 5k, all you need to do is register once then you can race every week or whenever you want to see how you're progressing over
Though I have an 8 mile race in January I am hoping to use to see where I am and to set goals for 2005, I wondered about time trials. What are they all about, are they only for clubs and if not, how can I do one?I assume they are on a track of a
I am a new-ish runner. Having run a few 5k races with a pb of 36min 16sec. Now I was wondering if these time trials are open for someone like me, or are they for the super-speedy runners out there? Am I going to be so far behind the rest
I suspect I'm just being a bit dim, but I've been reading a research article in which the experimental design refers to a '1 hour time trial'. Surely a time trial is the best time over a given distance, rather than for a set amount of time
, never done an open time trial before.http://www.cyclingtimetrials.org.uk/events_month.asp?Dst=25 cheers pops. Hope all goes well, unfortunately not my type of thing (plus got a tri that day anyway) On holiday. Bah. Do you have to be a member of a club
Is this event open to anyone, including beginners? Yes. The main link to all the time trials is here and the Richmond Park TT info is here. All the info you need should be there.
As a beginner I am only just starting to include time trials in my training. I have run a number of 10K races but never completed a 5K time trial. How can I calculate a realistic time to aim for, when running my 5K time trial? Is there a way
Hi Everyone, I'm floating about looking for a time trial bike to start using in longer distance tri's, rather than trying to adapt my road buddy into a TT. Does anyone know of any good places to look for one second hand? Obviously flea-Bay is a good
Had a club time trial over 800m last night at the track, and as we finished one of the other runners said 'I decided to sit behind you for pace' to meHe had me by .5 of a second over the line in the results Is this a bit naughty for a time trial
The club I run with has organised a half marathon time trial in two weeks so we can see how our training is going before the event in 6 weeks. I have run 2 half marathons before and have never actually run the full distance in training, I only ever
