Today's Training

[Brotherton Lad]

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

Monitor fitted tomorrow

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

[IanDarkpeak]

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

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

[Brotherton Lad]

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

[IanDarkpeak]

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

Penistone FPR

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.

[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.

[IanDarkpeak]

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.

yes no more 6 in 8 days for me.

[Derby Tup]

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

[brett]

and where were you last night?

[Derby Tup]

Stuck in a massive queue near Harewood House

[brett]

hill repping?