Ultra Marathons
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Jun 2019
10:34pm, 30 Jun 2019
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mrs shanksi
That's devastating
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Jun 2019
10:55pm, 30 Jun 2019
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Badger
That is awful.
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Jul 2019
10:37am, 1 Jul 2019
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Sam Jelfs
oumaumau - for the first 18 laps I was hitting fairly consistently between 33 and 36 minutes per lap, but then the heat hit (was 2pm starting the 19th lap) and I dropped down to 42 to 45 minutes per lap. Enough time to try and get cool again. The last lap, starting at 11pm, I was able to get around in sub-40 again, feeling really good considering! I, very briefly, considered going out for another one... Not so many power naps, a few minutes between laps on the last couple, but nowhere near enough... How I spent a lot of the time between laps in the afternoon... Great news for Slow Duck, shame about your friend NDWDave, must be heartbreaking to come so close! |
Jul 2019
10:45am, 1 Jul 2019
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oumaumau
Glad you took a couple of toys to keep you amused Sam  Brrrrmmmmmm, Brrrrmmmm
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Jul 2019
10:53am, 1 Jul 2019
363 posts
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Sam Jelfs
well you know, when you have 15 minutes to kill got to have something to do :-D
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Jul 2019
1:14pm, 1 Jul 2019
3,524 posts
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Mr. K.
NDWDave - tough. I hope it wasn`t injury that made it a DNF I always think of what I once heard Lindsey Parry say about Comrades - you have only bought 12 hrs of Comrades time so use it wisely. Interesting what they say about the Golden hour when there is a firm cut-off. |
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Jul 2019
1:24pm, 1 Jul 2019
9,855 posts
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mrs shanksi
Great photo Sam!
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Jul 2019
6:57pm, 2 Jul 2019
737 posts
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Trin
Does anyone listen to Science of Ultra podcasts? It's my new favourite to listen to while running and today, oh my god, I was totally blown away by episode 15. I'd never heard of William Sichel before, but he has to be the grandfather of ultra runners traffic.libsyn.com |
Jul 2019
7:43pm, 2 Jul 2019
9,767 posts
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NDWDave
Mr. K - she was close to cutoffs the entire race. Just not quite fast enough. She didn’t get a buckle but she did get a Western States bottle opener - probably more useful
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Jul 2019
9:48am, 3 Jul 2019
18,382 posts
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flanker
Used to listen to Science of Ultras but then it got a bit tedious. Should probably give it a go again at some point. William Sichel's story, and some of the daft things he's done, is amazing. |
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