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Apr 2011
10:15pm, 12 Apr 2011
42 posts
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duncman
New Tent has arrived!! Can't wait to try it out in the garden. Bet it's going to rain tomorrow now.
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Apr 2011
10:19pm, 12 Apr 2011
3,538 posts
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Nightjar
If it were'nt so far away and in the middle of the week I'd go down and support Spencer.
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Apr 2011
11:29am, 16 Apr 2011
43 posts
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duncman
New tent is great! kept my son and I warm the other night. May cancel the hotel for 24th and pitch up at campsite in Hele Valley instead.
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Apr 2011
12:37am, 24 Apr 2011
91 posts
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lizogical
I would love to do this and really wanted to do it last year but theres no way I could raise the money/ reach fundraising target when still fundraising for Brathay etc; doh!
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May 2011
10:41am, 3 May 2011
46 posts
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duncman
This time in 3 weeks time I shall be on the train!  Woohoo!
Getting sorted, but one little thing to thinnk about ....... do I try to get a PB at Shakespeare this weekend (sub 3:55) or should I just take it steady??
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May 2011
12:58pm, 3 May 2011
3,553 posts
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Nightjar
PB of course. Unless you want a seriously thought out reasoned answer?
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May 2011
3:40pm, 3 May 2011
47 posts
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duncman
I suppose a bit of pressure to get PB will be a good thing!
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May 2011
5:49pm, 3 May 2011
7,190 posts
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paul a
3 weeks between Shakespeare and Forces March......why wouldn't you try for a PB??
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May 2011
10:54am, 4 May 2011
48 posts
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duncman
The last time I ran a longish run with a bit of pace was at the beginning of March (Droitwich Half), where an injury flaired up and stopped me from running as much during March/April. No pain now due to adapted insoles, just a weird sensation, but I don't want the pain to return to then stop me from enjoying Forces. Think I'll just try to knock a min or two off, which I should do ok. Just had in my head that I would try to get sub 3:45. I'll leave that one for my first go at Abingdon this year me thinks.
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May 2011
12:30pm, 4 May 2011
3,557 posts
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Nightjar
Given the recent return from injury and recently adapted insoles I would suggest a cautious approach to Shaekespeare. I'd agree that Abingdon might be a better bet for the hard and fast effort. See you at Illfracombe!
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