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1250 miles in 2011

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ChrisMc Jan 2012 9:56am, 6 Jan 2012 223 posts	0 ChrisMc Ok folks I think i have created a new group, hope it works. http://www.fetcheveryone.com/groups-view.php?id=1025
Ness Jan 2012 3:56pm, 8 Jan 2012 4931 posts	0 Ness Wondering if there is a new thread for this. I'm going to try to reach this target in 2012. On'y 750ish miles last year but that was cos of broken metatarsal in January. I managed about 1100 in 2010 so hoping I can do better this year.
Magpie Rob Jan 2012 7:57am, 9 Jan 2012 2386 posts	0 Magpie Rob Woohoo! Top of the table after yesterday's 15 miles rounded off a 43 mile week.

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...or how about 2011K in 2011?

Help and support for Fetchfolk attempting to average:

3.4 miles or 5.5K a day
24 miles or 38K a week
104 miles or 167K a month

View the target table: http://www.fetcheveryone.com/training-mileagetargets-filtered.php?category=RUN&mileage=1250

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