poppyH

Last on at 10pm, 20th Nov 2024
F45 Buckinghamshire
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About Me
Started running in 2007 after baby No.2, which helped beat the baby blues. Have run several half marathons since then, had a break for baby No.3 in 2009, and in 2011 completed my first (and so far only) marathon.

Now running more regularly, after a year or so without, and chipping away at my parkrun time. I've discovered the joys of running with likeminded others and my week is not complete without a Hughenden ladies session.

If I lost the extra 3 stone I carry my times would undoubtedly improve, but for now I'm happy plodding.
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Recent Blogs
Juggling things Jun 2024
January Jan 2024
2023 in pictures. Dec 2023
Such a beautiful morning. Feb 2023
Highlights of 2022 Dec 2022
My parkrun
Wycombe Rye parkrun
Recent Training
20th Nov
General 2.1mi 48:13
18th Nov
Dog Walking 3.7mi 1:15:59
17th Nov
Dog Walking 3.9mi 1:21:59
15th Nov
Dog Walking 2.4mi 51:06
13th Nov
Dog Walking 3.6mi 1:15:51
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