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I must say it's quicker / easier to complete a Parkrun than to complete the 'SparkLE' survey. :closed:
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Preston parkrun has now been given the go ahead by the council
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Visiting the family this weekend and I ran the Leamington Spa Park Run, surprisingly there was a big hill in the middle of it! I felt bloody awful and nearly threw up at the end. Field was where near as fast as in Manchester I was about 13th or 14th and about 30 seconds outside my pb due to illness. Lots of kids running though, which was nice to see.
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Danbert Nocurry
Preston parkrun has now been given the go ahead by the council
Great news!I keep seeing people post on Facebook about attending various Park Runs and I've been a little behind the times and not really known what it was all about. Needless to say that I'd love to have a crack at these when the Preston Parkrun commences!
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Great news!I keep seeing people post on Facebook about attending various Park Runs and I've been a little behind the times and not really known what it was all about. Needless to say that I'd love to have a crack at these when the Preston Parkrun commences!
To be in Avenham Park apparently Al:).
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Dynamo Dan
Visiting the family this weekend and I ran the Leamington Spa Park Run, surprisingly there was a big hill in the middle of it! I felt bloody awful and nearly threw up at the end. Field was where near as fast as in Manchester I was about 13th or 14th and about 30 seconds outside my pb due to illness. Lots of kids running though, which was nice to see.
Dan, I was at Leamington as well on Saturday. Which course did you run as I didn't see a big hill in the middle of it ;-) More of a short climb. Was it you who got 'chicked' by my girlfriend on the climb?
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Dan, I was at Leamington as well on Saturday. Which course did you run as I didn't see a big hill in the middle of it ;-) More of a short climb. Was it you who got 'chicked' by my girlfriend on the climb?
Compared to Platts Field it was like Ben Nevis! It was me who was 'chicked' on the climb, she likes a natter your Mrs, she kept going on about tactics or something after I went past her after the top of the climb. I passed a bit close and said sorry, but she just went on and on and on and on and on and on. I reckon she'd be sub 16 if she tried a bit harder :w00t:
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Platt Fields is very flat, my PB course. I said to one of the race directors later that day I would prefer the steeper part of the climb to go down, rather than up,just to make it a bit more fun. I don't think the Leamington course is anywhere near as tough as Woodbank or Bramhall Park though.
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Al Fowler
Great news!I keep seeing people post on Facebook about attending various Park Runs and I've been a little behind the times and not really known what it was all about. Needless to say that I'd love to have a crack at these when the Preston Parkrun commences!
Al - Preston (Avenham Park )parkrun is meant to start on May the 12th.:)
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Danbert Nocurry
Al - Preston (Avenham Park )parkrun is meant to start on May the 12th.:)
Preston Harriers have tried to host a Mid Lancs XC there over recent years and been unable to. Funny that a park run can go ahead though. Must tick and few more boxes. Bet they get free use of the park as well as the free insurance as well.