. What kinda distance do you want to start with? What kindof terrain? Where do you live and how far are you willing to travel? And that's just the start... Hi John,I'm doing my first Ultra next year, and have registered for 'The Wall Run' in June next
affect me. On the upside I shouldn't get any worse than I was in Stockholm a few weeks ago although I think I've said that a few times recently.Hope a few other intrepid travellers will be joining me in the east. Runners world must be expecting a lot
that we can dothem all...............its a lovely part of the world and quite close for me to travel................you wouldn'y have two london marathons on the same weekend would you...........great for anyone who wants to do a 40 miler one day followed
through to 5.00pm on the Saturday. RussellRunner's World thankyou 4 the information,i didn`t think i`d get an answer so quickly,cheers 4 now.. I went up last year on the Wednesday evening, got there about 5.30pm, straight in, picked up all the stuff
't be on my "must visit" list, but it really isn't that bad. All Black Country folk are pretty friendly. Love It you obviously don't live there, so it has something going for it. It's only the worst place in the world if you haven't been to Basildon. Ah
to get there, just got my monthly Runners World with entry form. Toying with the idea of running this great event but 13 miles is sooooo long!!!!I currently so 4 sessions of about 5-6 miles each session, I am entering more 5K and 10K runs this year
! Is it your first NYC? It is mine. Have read that the route's a lot more hilly than London, which should make those last few miles fun (!)... I did GNR last year, travel up from London by train and stayed in a motel on my own for 1 night, cost £150. Going
World - bottom of home page and ask.I did the 10K which was run at the same time as the mara in 2001. I enjoyed running across the harbour bridge at the start i would say dont bother. I ran the 10k and my boyfriend ran the half when we lived over there
minute off my time for running a mile.This means that by extending this progress onwards, by Feb 2006 I will be running a 6½ min mile, by Feb 2007, a 4½ min mile and therefore breaking the world record by August 2007, nicely in time for the next Olympics
Hi everyone,My name is Paul Fischer and I'm the director of a new UK charity called the Magic Reel, which organizes film screenings on a big-screen traveling cinema in children's hospitals, as well as filmmaking courses and labs for at
