Oct 2017
4:13pm, 7 Oct 2017
963 posts
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SM6
Jenny - Not surprising given you raced a half marathon 6 days ago. It usually takes me about a fortnight to recover.
48, after a bit of hilly tempo this morning.
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Oct 2017
8:56am, 8 Oct 2017
13,699 posts
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Fenland (Fenners) Runner
39.45/100, 5 x 1km intervals before breakfast.
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Oct 2017
9:40am, 8 Oct 2017
1,050 posts
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Gromit
43/100 with 35 yesterday .... might need a few days off now tho ...... 😂😂
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Oct 2017
9:55am, 8 Oct 2017
8,901 posts
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Maz Heeps
Ooooft gromit!
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Oct 2017
9:57am, 8 Oct 2017
1,081 posts
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panad
50/100 after an easy run this morning ahead of tomorrow's lsr..
Well done Gromit, you definitely deserve a few days off after that!
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Oct 2017
11:50am, 8 Oct 2017
1,987 posts
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steve45
It kind of looks like so many folks generally don't factor in proper recovery or any form of periodization into their running timetables..thirty five miles certainly does suggest a recover time Gromit (what a great 35 miler) so ..recover! 28/100 and where I want to be.
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Oct 2017
12:48pm, 8 Oct 2017
6,415 posts
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PeterFay
Not run for a week so I suppose that does earn me brownie points for recovery time 🤔
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Oct 2017
2:20pm, 8 Oct 2017
8,902 posts
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Maz Heeps
26.5/100 Fabulous 10 with jogscotties long run squad today with guest appearance from metronome x
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Oct 2017
3:49pm, 8 Oct 2017
11,249 posts
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Autumnleaves
Up to 25 after Race Angel stint today - got to run alongside Ness, HappyG, Larkim and CtrlAltzDel
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Oct 2017
5:33pm, 8 Oct 2017
8,558 posts
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Ness
Thanks, Al. Your encouragement gave me such a boost just when I needed it most.
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