Would we? I have my doubts :D Mind you, I used to be able to do well over 30, so if I can get to that again with my dodgy shoulder I'd be happy :)Quote:
Originally Posted by southernsoftie
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Would we? I have my doubts :D Mind you, I used to be able to do well over 30, so if I can get to that again with my dodgy shoulder I'd be happy :)Quote:
Originally Posted by southernsoftie
6 weeks is the plan:eek: But it does allow for longer if needed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hanneke
Would be good to see us all do it. Positive thinking peeps.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Hanneke
I'd be happy if I get to 50 in that time...:o
But, as you say, positive thinking :)
I do not feel too bad after the initial test yesterday; I may be tempted to move Day 1 forward from Monday to Tomorrow or Sunday
I have just realised that six weeks is just after the Gisborough Moors race so the final week may be a bit tough :eek:
Im must confess, i doubt ill make it!Quote:
Originally Posted by southernsoftie
I don't want to brag or anything but I reckon I'd be able to do 100 press ups straight out of the box - not at this second but maybe tomorrow morning :rolleyes::D
One of the lesser useful advantages of being a 'stocky' runner
Crippled with DOMS after my 20 on Thursday. Chest a bit better than yesterday but stomach muscles killing me :( Might try a recovery session later! ;):)
o dear, just 20!:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
10 press-ups five times, 60sec rest.........off to do Noonstones in a bit.
I've been at this for 2 weeks, but only just noticed this thread.
Just finished week 2, doing column 3 - finding it hard going, but just about managing. Exhaustion test tomorrow. Don't fancy my chances much, reckon I'll do 20-25 and get demoted to column 2 where I belong. I find it hard to beleive this will lead to doing 100 in another 4 weeks, especially for anybody who isn't in column 3, but I live in hope.