not for all the tea in chinaOriginally Posted by daz h
not for all the tea in china
You're joking!
this would be a doddle for you
daz h > just posted mine off today so when posties get going again i should be in , and my mate wolds ranger has posted his off aswell , looking forward to getting muddy.were dossing down at the school too. is there a pub near by...........?
not sure old undaz h > just posted mine off today so when posties get going again i should be in , and my mate wolds ranger has posted his off aswell , looking forward to getting muddy.were dossing down at the school too. is there a pub near by...........?
if not i will get emm to bring some cider
Is anyone worried about this?
Do I need to be training? or can I just hang on for dear life and wing it somehow.
Im upto running for about 5 hours non stop. If I walked the whole route for instance would I be okay.
Im also planning on having some 5-10 hour days in the lakes in the build up.
Contradictory but serious question by the way.
all the miles you have in your legs J and given the amount of BG supports you've been doing I'm sure you'll be more than fine??
Longest I've done is that 32 miler so am hoping an extra 18 won't be too much of a problem but this is a lot flatter than the last one done.
A steady pace, regular refueling will see us right
jamie if we collapse on route we will blame you know who
only started my long runs last night = 2 hrs 20mins , eek
the pace will be very slow jamie
yeah it'll be slow reckon we should average what 7 min milingjamie if we collapse on route we will blame you know who
only started my long runs last night = 2 hrs 20mins , eek
the pace will be very slow jamie
easy that , will that be okay jamieyeah it'll be slow reckon we should average what 7 min miling
7 minute miling FFSshe has truly cracked up
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