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Sat 19th Jul 2014 at 8:00am by EdJ
Run > Race
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Time
14:22:58
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Miles
62.60
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Min/mi
13:47
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Pacing
0%
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WAVA
44.08
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Asc(m)
1155
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Surface
Road
Notes & Comments
2 comments
This was never part of the portfolio for this year - but with Sylvia pulling out through injury, and us coming home from holiday a day early due to other reasons, I took the opportunity to buy her place from her and support Mel through her first 100km race.
It was good having some time off beforehand, meaning I was fairly well rested - although doing Go Ape in Thetford Forest late of Friday afternoon wasn't necessarily the best prep.
The race itself went fairly smoothly. Very hot and humid for much of it, a bit of rain just after the start, and a couple of very violent storms - with some huge hail stones thrown in for good measure.
Course was very well marked, but the going underfoot was quite tricky in places, e.g. with very rutted tracks, or lots of tree routes - which slowed us down a bit. After the storms there was also some flooding with turned the track into an ankle deep stream.
Mel was perhaps a bit conservative with the pace in the first half, but did some great powerwalking in the second.
Feet particularly were getting sore towards the end (running in fairly worn out shoes didn't help, and wet socks with bits of grit in them) but felt there was plenty left, which bodes reasonably well for three weeks time.
Elevation
No climbs of at least 10 metres detected.
Predictions
Dist |
Time |
Per Mile |
WAVA |
1M |
10:33 |
10:33 |
39.39 |
5km |
35:16 |
11:21 |
39.52 |
5M |
58:33 |
11:43 |
38.72 |
10km |
1:13:47 |
11:52 |
38.33 |
10M |
2:02:27 |
12:15 |
37.86 |
Half |
2:43:14 |
12:28 |
37.44 |
20M |
4:16:07 |
12:48 |
37.26 |
Mara |
5:41:25 |
13:02 |
37.33 |
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I saw some of the storm pictures on twitter - the hail was quite something! Sounds like the perecft build up to NDW - and how lucky is Mel to have you step in to Sylvie's shoes like that
stravav impressed! I may have hit the register interest button for next yearIt would be a good event for you to do - very clear course markings (including extra 'you're going the wrong way' markings), lots of medical support (blister clinics at each 'pit stop') and a fairly busy field (there were very few moments when I couldn't spot another runner). Biggest challenge probably the getting there and getting back.