Would love to do this, but away training, so next year for sure.
Would love to do this, but away training, so next year for sure.
Though there's plenty I haven't done, I think this is one the greatest of races. It's a true long-distance fell race with a bit of everything. I've done it twice and been disappointed with my time and placing twice, due to some navigational incompetence on my part. Last year, I screwed up the contouring round from the saddle north of High Raise to Stakes Pass. The year before, some time lost due to nav. mistakes, too.
If I achieve nothing else this year, I'd love to make good time in the OCT. Sliding back into Langdale, having come off Coniston, in the late afternoon is such a pleasure.
for those with experience of these things: is two weeks enough to recover from the Fellsman to be fit for this?
Both leading up to BG sounds a lot to me Zed!Originally Posted by ZootHornRollo
Don't get distracted or worn out if the BG is your real focus
I'm not convinced you need to do either if your main focus is a BGBoth leading up to BG sounds a lot to me Zed!
Thought you might be in Wales thenI plead guilty(about to send entry in)
Yiannis
I thought one of them at least might be good training.I'm not convinced you need to do either if your main focus is a BG
I've wanted to do it for years but its at a time when lots of rounds take place
Then the OCT is it then as you'll get to know the lakes better
Its just if you have only a limited amount of time to get up north is it not best to concentrate on the BG.
yes you're right: there are BG attempts in May that I might be supporting on, so ...Then the OCT is it then as you'll get to know the lakes better
Its just if you have only a limited amount of time to get up north is it not best to concentrate on the BG.
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