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13 Dec 14 #451548 by Vastra1
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Well done with the 10k HAFB! Its addictive isn''t it?! Once you run that distance it''s only a matter of training & eating well to get you longer distances if you want. I imagine you have lots of fun run events too which are great. I just did an obstacle mudrun in Sydney & am signing up for a Colour run with the kids (coincides with Holi & involves getting coated in powdered paint). I am going to sign up for another half marathon too.

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13 Dec 14 #451549 by Home alone feeling better
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Congratulations on your mud run, envious that you did it in Sydney. My mate did one here in the UK nothing but rain and more rain in August !
She has challenged me to do it next year,we will see, more of a road runner.

Go and sign up for another half marathon...I''m out again tomorrow pounding the roads ready for March. Difference between us it will be about -1 outside yours will be yep hot!

All the best happy Xmas and all the best for 2015 x

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08 Feb 15 #455723 by Home alone feeling better
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Well the half marathon day is nearly here and I''m really worried that I have not done enough training.

I have a few more weeks before plodding the streets.

Wish me luck with what''s left of the training x

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08 Feb 15 #455730 by TEIN
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Don''t over train in the final wks. Your body needs to be fresh going into it and then just set off slow and resist the temptation to be swept along too quick at the beginning.

Its easier running in the cold as long as it doesn''t get windy and the run will keep you warm.

Take on your fluids and some kendle mint cake is fantastic at keeping you going. Just make sure you eat it before you feel the need to as by then its too late.

Good luck.

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08 Feb 15 #455734 by Home alone feeling better
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Thanks for the tips been struggling with training. Missed the beginning of the year with a cold etc so trying to catch up now.

I''m sure I will be fine just keep moving those feet of mine and all will be good.

I will let you know how I get on.

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27 Feb 15 #457031 by Home alone feeling better
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Well 2 days to go since I set my challenge to run a half marathon.....getting nervous already.

I will let you know how I get on x

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01 Mar 15 #457134 by Home alone feeling better
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I have completed and survived.....

Time 2hours 14 mins......much faster than I had put down......next challenge a full marathon perhaps x

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