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hydrate
Joined: 28/12/2004
Last visited: 28/12/2012 08:31

Angus Robins
Joined: 26/08/2008
Last visited: 17/10/2009 23:56

Got round the Inverness half and stayed hydrated and relaxed throughout...yaaaay!

matt halford
Joined: 20/11/2009
Last visited: 10/05/2011 13:18

3:19 Shakespeare marathon - didn't hydrate sufficiently!!

Simon Brown 20
Joined: 18/06/2008
Last visited: 24/09/2012 12:36

Took part in my first races during 2009 a 10k. Birmingham Half Marathon was the next challenage. I was one of the people they took to hospital due to dyhydration. Make sure you are hydrated it is so

James Kitchen
Joined: 22/08/2005
Last visited: 11/09/2007 18:00

muscle 6 months previous. I enjoyed the experience but felt really sorn afterwards, I would appreciate any advice on keeping leg muscles hydrated and feeling their best. cheers.

Terry McHugh
Joined: 13/10/2007
Last visited: 12/03/2013 23:50

the way! Oh and a couple of pints in the pub afterwards - to re-hydrate of course

Gareth Jones 46
Joined: 08/04/2008
Last visited: 05/01/2010 18:50

I have not run since my early twenty's. I come from an age when all you did was buy a pair of Hi-Tech's and get yourself out of the door. No, nutrition, no hydration ...no idea.Warming up

James Appleton 3
Joined: 02/09/2008
Last visited: 02/09/2008 22:24

time as opposed to £1.50 or however much they cost. You also get alot more about 2 litres which means more hydration. Fill up my camelbak and im ready to roll! Im now looking to run in some charity

Roger Toye 2
Joined: 26/02/2006
Last visited: 29/03/2006 23:23

mile tops but more regularoccasionally get cramp and sore tight calf muscles however rinking an keeping hydrated plus adequate warm up reduced this to the odd twinge.injury again set me back to a quad


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