Track & Field Fetchies

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Blister Apr 2008 1:18pm, 30 Apr 2008 4,206 posts	0 Blister Is anyone planning on doing any track races this year? I've just booked a BMC 3000m race for next Monday You don't have to be a member to do some of their fixtures, you just need to pre-book them: britishmilersclub.com Anyone else interested in any of these?
mxhornet Apr 2008 1:22pm, 30 Apr 2008 13,273 posts	0 mxhornet Yep 5000 metres at county champs Saturday week for a start also toying with idea of non BMC race (3000 metres) at Watford next Wednesday.
Blister Apr 2008 1:36pm, 30 Apr 2008 4,207 posts	0 Blister Sounds good. I'm just going focus on 1500m this year (maybe a few 800's too). Think I need to start using my spikes though, I keep avoiding it because my calfs are always really sore for a few days after. Next target race will be Avon Champs on the 11th, and hopefully I can get near 4:30 on the 1500m.
No.8 ™ Apr 2008 1:39pm, 30 Apr 2008 1,660 posts	0 No.8 ™ I've got SML 5000m on Saturday at Battersea Park. Mainly using it as a leg speed session ahead of Tuesday's 10k
Mrs BooBoo LaBoy Apr 2008 4:52pm, 30 Apr 2008 6,038 posts	0 Mrs BooBoo LaBoy Hey Blister! I'm planning to do as much of the short stuff at this year's Rosenheim League. 100m, 200m and maybe 400m. Won't do 3000m unless the team are mega desperate...
Blister Apr 2008 4:58pm, 30 Apr 2008 4,215 posts	0 Blister Hey Boo, how are you? Cool, I've never tried anything under 800m, wonder what I could do for 400m if I ran flat out? 3000m is long for me, but it was the only choice I had, unless I drive to Birmingham to do a 1500m!
Mrs BooBoo LaBoy Apr 2008 5:05pm, 30 Apr 2008 6,039 posts	0 Mrs BooBoo LaBoy It's funny that - I can't seem to run anything over 400m well on track... I was spectacularly lapped in the 3000m last year - and have never tried to race 1500m.
Blister Apr 2008 5:08pm, 30 Apr 2008 4,216 posts	0 Blister You should try a 1500m, it's very unlikely you would get lapped! But they do hurt!
Mrs BooBoo LaBoy Jun 2008 5:33pm, 5 Jun 2008 6,293 posts	0 Mrs BooBoo LaBoy Boing Where are all the track peeps hiding?? I am having a better year at track this year - compared to last year, but it is still loads of fun!
Pammie Jun 2008 5:43pm, 5 Jun 2008 2,343 posts	0 Pammie I'm here but not done any track races yet, not since March. Need to sort out either 2nd claim club or find some open meetings, so far not having much joy in that department

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AKA the amateur athletics thread. For discussing our T&F exploits including indoors for those that do it.

Season events you're planning on doing can be added in the here (eg 1500, 3000SC, LJ, JT), if you have a goals for those events these can be added in brackets next to the event. *=previous season. If you prioritise a specific event then the list will be in order of your most important. Let me know if you want to be added.

anthonyj89* - 10000 (29:59), 5000 (14:29)
CC2 Speedy Goth* - 10000, masters league
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Larkim* - 3000 (Sub 11:00)
Maclennane* - JT (33m), DT (25m)
markgall - 1500 (PB), 5000 (sub 17:00) ✅
Roberto* - 3000SC (sub 10:30), 400H (66.xx)
Sharkie* - 100 (inc relay), 200, LJ, HJ, JT, DT, SP
SPR - 800, 1500, 5000, 400?

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