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Jan 2017
6:07pm, 1 Jan 2017
26,927 posts
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Night-owl
50 metres today which for 2 miles not bad
This thread could be encouraging to tackle more hills Rather than to avoid them
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Jan 2017
6:17pm, 1 Jan 2017
10,721 posts
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Sharkie
Lovely pics!
Hastings is so hilly and I do a lot of hill work so perhaps I will give it a whirl too.
Remind me - is it just the 'ascent' number on a training report? So ascent 122 would mean just 122 metres towards that 52 mile target? doesn't seem much for a very hard hill session!
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Jan 2017
6:19pm, 1 Jan 2017
10,722 posts
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Sharkie
Changed my mind - it 's too hard unless your a fell runner, or biker, or something!
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Jan 2017
6:24pm, 1 Jan 2017
35,185 posts
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Velociraptor
I believe customised individual targets are encouraged, Sharkie 
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Jan 2017
6:27pm, 1 Jan 2017
14,949 posts
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GimmeMedals
Elevation gain 0 ft after my run today. It is *very* flat where I live.
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Jan 2017
6:28pm, 1 Jan 2017
10,724 posts
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Sharkie
I seem to be semi consciously looking for stuff to join in with. Most threads are wrong for me for one reason or another - I am an odd shaped Fetchie.
Have found one though (and it's just for January to kick off with)
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Jan 2017
6:49pm, 1 Jan 2017
162 posts
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zp
Nothing wrong with being an odd shaped Fetchie Definitely what V'rap said though, customised targets is the way to go: 52 miles is my target but it's a massive amount if you're not in the mountains. GM could seemingly run forever and not get that far.
This is just a thread for people who like going up and down hills, I guess.
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Jan 2017
6:56pm, 1 Jan 2017
10,725 posts
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Sharkie
But you have to have a target, zp!
I looked at December and wrote this in my blog 'December where I logged a lot of the walks as well as runs only gave me 2865 metres which makes 1.8 miles. 1.8 a MONTH isn't good enough - I need a mile a week to compete!'
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Jan 2017
2:54pm, 2 Jan 2017
16,990 posts
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LazyDaisy
I'd like to join in with this since personalised targets are allowed! The only thing is, according to strava so far in 2017 I've 'ascended' only 97m over 2 runs, whereas Fetch (and thus Garmin) say run 1 was 56m and run 2, 122m. How is that so different and which do I believe? (Fetch/Garmin, obvs ;-))
strava says I climbed 7078m last year - not even 5 miles, let alone 52!
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Jan 2017
3:02pm, 2 Jan 2017
26,939 posts
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Night-owl
Another 50 metres today this could take a long time
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