Hi MattQuote:
Originally Posted by Matt the Brum
I'm running with multi-terrainers. It's muddly in places coming down off Stoodley Pike but I think most of the course is on tracks/not too boggy. Possible to do it in road shoes maybe.
Anyone else?
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Hi MattQuote:
Originally Posted by Matt the Brum
I'm running with multi-terrainers. It's muddly in places coming down off Stoodley Pike but I think most of the course is on tracks/not too boggy. Possible to do it in road shoes maybe.
Anyone else?
Given the weather we've had it has to be trail shoes. It will give you more grip when dodging fallen runners wearing road shoes:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Clive
Mizuno horse shoes for me, four of em:eek: Will probably finish on all fours in reality, if i make the finish;) Thinks: 'I think i can, i think i can'Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Merry you'll be fine! start off at a steady canter, eat plenty of nosebag and you'll get your rosette mate d;-]
Cheers DT, that is my sensible plan;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Don't dodge, run straight over 'em, that gives an even better grip.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Remind me not to fall over in front of you, they'll be calling me Trail Shoe Face:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tussockface
Just try to avoid the big hole in the road about 50 yards after you start/50 yards from the finish
is there entries on the day?
just found out wifes out all day(yipee)and got a pass out and next week of work,:D got to take advantage of the situation
Dylan, prob best bet is to send a pm to Brett. Good luck