Today's Training

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

4 of us with of these a nurse who new a lot about my condition. i feel even better now.:D

Monitor fitted tomorrow

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I'm impressed you have a nurse to run with. That's dedication. NHS or private?

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Originally Posted by stevefoster

Good to hear, bet you've smiled through it all Ian, admire your attitude to life's ups and downs;)

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Cheers Steve as long as the up's out weigh the downs..;)

Steady 5 from Stines last night. It was a club race but just jogged round a shortened course as I had the monitor on. Not sure what the docs will say when they get the readings from the up hill bit:D

I had a monitor on for 24 hours. It does make you rather careful about what you get up to and when.

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Originally Posted by Brotherton Lad

I'm impressed you have a nurse to run with. That's dedication. NHS or private?

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Penistone FPR :D

When I got to the pub afterwards there were two WMRT members partaking of an Ale ! an expedition doctor/GP and the other a Paramedic. They had a defib in the car so I had all bases covered.

Actually I am amazade just how many runners have contacted or spoke to me who have had this condition.

Lots of people have minor heart defects, but when you throw in high mileage training, interval work and a race or two each week, they tend to get exposed quickly and often.
It's nature's way of telling you to ease off a bit.

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Originally Posted by Brotherton Lad

Lots of people have minor heart defects, but when you throw in high mileage training, interval work and a race or two each week, they tend to get exposed quickly and often.
It's nature's way of telling you to ease off a bit.

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yes no more 6 in 8 days for me.:o:rolleyes:

7ml / 1800ft on the Beacon. Curlews seem to have all gone but still a few meadow pipits around

and where were you last night?

Stuck in a massive queue near Harewood House :(

hill repping?