4.19, 140th.Quote:
Originally Posted by jodg
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4.19, 140th.Quote:
Originally Posted by jodg
My first ever DNF! Got a bit lost, only a year to wait for annother go!
Glad you got back in one piece, getting worried you were still somwehere on the course... ;) Nice to meet you on the day matey. :D
Much humble pie still being eaten following my disappointing 4:47 at Borrowdale :rolleyes:. I ran up Whernside and up Ingleborough yesterday in a 15.5 mile loop out of Ingleton - its a solid run too and I whizzed round........... two hours quicker than I ran Borrowdale, even though Borrowdale's just a tad over a mile and a half longer!! :D
Well Done to all that did it, no matter what your time was you should still pat yourself on the back for even completing it.....or DNF'ing it.
I couldnt even get round borrowdale so your all more of a man that i am!
Maybe next year.;)
Confidence has taken a bit of a knock. Got to get it together for the OMM!!
Forget about it and crack on mate, it's all in the past now;)Quote:
Originally Posted by skennaugh
It was a good learning experience. Taught me a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
I have to say it made the three peaks seem easy!
really, even though it's 6-7 miles shorter? Would be interested to hear why, just cos I was looking at Three Peaks for next year and asumed it would be a step up from Borrowdale.Quote:
Originally Posted by skennaugh
(by the way, sorry you didn't get round feller, you were in good company)
Different races completely so hard to compare.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZootHornRollo
I think Borrowdale is harder when running it because of steep hills rough terrain etc etc whilst Eirik the Viking (forum name not a real viking) thinks 3 peaks is harder because terrain is easier, more runnable therefore you are running harder.
In reality a lot depends on your preference and style of running. Although someone said your Borrowdale time is roughly your 3 peaks time so should give you some idea of timing.