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1500 miles in 2017

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Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs)
Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs)
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Neilio
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Maintained by Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs)
Achieving 1500 miles in the year is by no means necessary, joining in the banter is what it's all about.

Join the new group the link is below. Set your target mileage here http://www.fetcheveryone.com/training-mileagetargets-filtered.php?category=RUN&mileage=1500 to 1500 miles to appear on the monthly hit list

Let us know your target races and goals and we will all cheer you on.

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