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archie hill
Joined: 04/08/2003
Last visited: 05/08/2003 02:37
running beginner. hoping to get fitter, and to reach a higher standard but to also enjoy my running
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Mike Hill 3
Joined: 05/09/2003
Last visited: 16/01/2010 20:13
27 year old beginner runner. Looking to train for 10km races and London marathon
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hazel turner
Joined: 05/02/2005
Last visited: 07/04/2009 17:35
It is hilly where I live so I find it hard to find somewhere flattish to train. can anyone help whith information on including hills for a complete beginner!
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Ian Palmer
Joined: 19/10/2002
Last visited: 15/08/2009 10:29
Only a beginner who is slowly building distances up. Unfortunately, I live on top of a hill, so the end of a run is usually up!
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Viv Gray
Joined: 01/05/2006
Last visited: 20/06/2008 07:52
I live in Devon which is not the best beginner territory as it is hill after hill but I have just completed my first half marathon (Great West Run) and although I was no Lindford Christie, I
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Karen Hill 9
Joined: 13/04/2010
Last visited: 22/06/2010 16:40
Just agreed to run the Chicago Marathon. A total beginner taking it easy and doing run/walks. Slow but steady. A year of changes and challenges as head to 40. It will be done and hopefully in some
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Nichola Drigout 2
Joined: 15/02/2010
Last visited: 20/03/2010 11:31
Although I am a beginner again, did get down to 7 minute mile 3 years ago, and when I moved to France was so busy it all stopped, just started running again, and feel like a beginner again.Good thing
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Stephanie Young
Joined: 14/04/2008
Last visited: 14/04/2008 11:10
I did my first half marathon this and yet I still consider myself a beginner? Started running to get fit and found that it has really helped in all the other sports I do. Play netball and tennis
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