Fell running blogs

[Steve Chilton]

There has not been much serious research into fell running. Whilst writing my latest book I have been digging deep down many avenues for potential sources. One of these has been of academic publications. I have blogged [warning – it is quite a long ramble – a description that has been applied to the Bob Graham Round!] on two unpublished MSc submissions and one journal paper that I recently consulted. Some of it is good and interesting, and much of it rather shaky in my opinion. I leave you to decide.

[Sam Harrison]

There has not been much serious research into fell running. Whilst writing my latest book I have been digging deep down many avenues for potential sources. One of these has been of academic publications. I have blogged [warning – it is quite a long ramble – a description that has been applied to the Bob Graham Round!] on two unpublished MSc submissions and one journal paper that I recently consulted. Some of it is good and interesting, and much of it rather shaky in my opinion. I leave you to decide.

Great post, very interesting. I agree with you about some of its shakiness!

[Derby Tup]

There has not been much serious research into fell running. Whilst writing my latest book I have been digging deep down many avenues for potential sources. One of these has been of academic publications. I have blogged [warning – it is quite a long ramble – a description that has been applied to the Bob Graham Round!] on two unpublished MSc submissions and one journal paper that I recently consulted. Some of it is good and interesting, and much of it rather shaky in my opinion. I leave you to decide.

Get your Walshes on and get out if you've an hour to spare

[Derby Tup]

There has not been much serious research into fell running. Whilst writing my latest book I have been digging deep down many avenues for potential sources. One of these has been of academic publications. I have blogged [warning – it is quite a long ramble – a description that has been applied to the Bob Graham Round!] on two unpublished MSc submissions and one journal paper that I recently consulted. Some of it is good and interesting, and much of it rather shaky in my opinion. I leave you to decide.

Get your Walshes on and get out if you've an hour to spare

[Graeme78]

A more upbeat update: http://graemesrunningblog.blogspot.co.uk/

[Fella]

Latest race report from Rossendale.

Lee Mill Relay

http://rossendalefellrunners.com/201...-1/#comment-18

Thanks

[zephr]

Something that I've been thinking about for about a year now.
http://testedtodestruction.blogspot....pothermic.html

[DrPatrickBarry]

A little soft board on an elastic strap around your waist?
I had a google for Race Number Holder and found this
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Triathlon-Nu.../dp/B00AZE8FY4
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/2xu-race-belt-holder/

[zephr]

Ive already got either a bumbag or a rucksack strap around my waist, Pat. Its a nice idea, but really flappy flappy.

[barnyc]

A VERY long overdue update from me - all (ok, most) of last year's races and ramblings:

http://theoptimisticrunner.blogspot.co.uk/

i must stop being so precious about achieving 'the perfect write-up'! I mainly keep my blog as something to show/inspire my sons when they're older; the challenge comes in reporting on races i've done multiple times.