2hrs running around Higger Tor, Burbage, Houndkirk. So boggy over Burbage moore, tough on the legs. But it only makes you stronger. Right?
what monitaves you to get out - for me, it's just the simple fact I can :thumbup:
2hrs running around Higger Tor, Burbage, Houndkirk. So boggy over Burbage moore, tough on the legs. But it only makes you stronger. Right?
what monitaves you to get out - for me, it's just the simple fact I can :thumbup:
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Steady 20 miler today, 1000m ascent.. cairngorm benmacdui and back via larig ghru
Yesterday 16 miles.. 300m ascent.. trail run cairngorms
Saturday am 3 mile race.. 2nd, 3 mile warm up.. then 11 mile run Maell a Buichaile..
Friday 20 mile trail run glen muick and deeside
Thursday 22 mile run glen tanar to glas allt shiel bothy..
Really need a job soon.. reckon I'll be dead by March if this continues...
blimey, that's some mileage you're clocking up, you'll be fit as a butchers....Originally Posted by IainR
Nice mileage what sort of job you looking for?
New speedcross trainers arrived lovely time to get them muddy me thinks!!!
MCS
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Waiting on a few.. academic/research/science/environmental consulting stuff...
Training wise.. 100k at the end of March...
Today was just a steady 12 miler on forest trails... lovely crisp day in NE Scotland.. finished at dusk, loads of deer crashing through..
Maybe 15 on the road tomorrow.. that'll be 120 in the last week so probably won't do more than 15 and try to hold 110 ish from then on until I get a job... find out about one tomorrow..
7.4 miles, 1600ft of climb, vis' was down to 20 yards from about half way up.
ATB
Tahr
Annan and District Athletic Club. http://www.adac.org.uk/
14 miles on the road from Elland then up to Stainland, Barkisland, Norland, Greetland with my friend Diane - quite hilly with a long downhill finish. It was frosty first thing but the mist rolled in and out so some sunny spells too, beautiful views.
Linda Murgatroyd, Calder Valley Fell Runners
Nice running Mrs Stagger, know it well that area, used to cycle round Sowerby Bridge area with a lad I grew up with. Suns just popped out through the mist here in Bakewell, sadly it will be dark in a couple of hours, but its getting lighter now every night, roll on Feb. 8 miles done in pitch black yesterday as the torch batteries died, that was interesting. Note to wife, dont borrow my head torch please, unless you recharge the batteries!!!
MCS
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I am so lucky living in Stainland as we have lots of lovely countryside and some tough little hills. No doubt you discovered the hills Mark when you cycled with your friend!
Linda Murgatroyd, Calder Valley Fell Runners
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