Today's Training

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Originally Posted by stevefoster

Set off at 8 last night on what was going to be a 70 odd mile jaunt with drop ins back at home for supplies. Weather, high winds, rain, paths like rivers. Dog created every time I called back home, took her out on what turned out to be my last lap, stomach cramps and a general feeling of rubbishness convinced me to call it a day. 12 and half hours, first time I've run through an entire night and 42m/9150ft covered, dissapointed but I live to fight another day.

Need the loo now!

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Respect Steve! Superb effort!

I think I read somewhere that you're going for the Lakeland 100? Bloody good on you!

Keep battling one!

Cheers Tup and Al, I shall keep battling one!
Ps. Al, I spelt disappointed wrong, too many s's got a bloody O level in English as well:rolleyes:

A very wet 11.5 miles around Almscliffe Crag area, time for a hot bath I reckon.

An hour on the turbo trainer in me garage, just watching the world go by: The woman across the road came outside for three fags, bloke next door had a pizza delivered and I told the woman delivering Avon catalogues not to bother.

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Originally Posted by Martyn P

An hour on the turbo trainer in me garage, just watching the world go by: The woman across the road came outside for three fags, bloke next door had a pizza delivered and I told the woman delivering Avon catalogues not to bother.

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Better than telly!

Approx 10 miles around Ripley with Martyn P and Helen, good pace all the way and pretty tough climbs, pleased to report Martyn's injury held up well.

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Originally Posted by protodoc

Approx 10 miles around Ripley with Martyn P and Helen, good pace all the way and pretty tough climbs, pleased to report Martyn's injury held up well.

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First run out for two weeks!

Had a busy week by my standards,

Last Saturday did the Duirsdeer Hilll race, a SHRchampionship race and managed a PB.
Tuesday while on holiday near Fort William did a 7 hour walk with MM pack up the Nevis Glen
Wednesday Climbed the Ben with the wife Slowly with MM pack,but she managed to jog most of the way back down.
Thursday Climbed The Ben on my own with MM pack and ran backdown.
Today did a 5 hour run on the Hills back home with my MM pack.

Can you tell that I am training for my first MM?:wink:

ATB

Tahr

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Originally Posted by stevefoster

Set off at 8 last night on what was going to be a 70 odd mile jaunt with drop ins back at home for supplies. Weather, high winds, rain, paths like rivers. Dog created every time I called back home, took her out on what turned out to be my last lap, stomach cramps and a general feeling of rubbishness convinced me to call it a day. 12 and half hours, first time I've run through an entire night and 42m/9150ft covered, dissapointed but I live to fight another day.

Need the loo now!

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Well done Steve. Don't be dissapointed as running through the night is a strange thing to do and you certainly covered a good distance.

Puts my training into a little corner - 20 minute run outside followed by chest, back and legs in the gym.

Just nipping out for a 50 mile run to finish off.......

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Originally Posted by Cliveybaby

Well done Steve. Don't be dissapointed as running through the night is a strange thing to do and you certainly covered a good distance.

Puts my training into a little corner - 20 minute run outside followed by chest, back and legs in the gym.

Just nipping out for a 50 mile run to finish off.......

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Cheers Clive, not disappointed anymore, it was a good session in crap weather(character building hopefully) and by Friday I'll have done 75 miles this week, most I've ever done in a week.
Let us know how the 50 miler goes:wink: