Berlin Marathon, Germany

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Hills of Death (HOD) Sep 2007 1:51pm, 25 Sep 2007 5,433 posts	Quote Pin Hills of Death (HOD) I'll have to watch it when I get home it's blocked here
flanker Sep 2007 2:11pm, 25 Sep 2007 6,300 posts	Quote Pin flanker yes On your blog LOL That was how I came across the other one.
B.B. Sep 2007 4:23pm, 25 Sep 2007 10,127 posts	Quote Pin B.B. Right... not wishing to jinx anything, but the weather forecast on weather.com could barely be any better: weather.com 16 degrees, partly cloudy. (I'm touching my head repeatedly now)
flanker Sep 2007 4:29pm, 25 Sep 2007 6,310 posts	Quote Pin flanker would prefer a couple of degrees colder, but then again I'm just fussy looking good
eL Bee! Sep 2007 4:49pm, 25 Sep 2007 1,235 posts	Quote Pin eL Bee! That'll do for me
BlueWombat Sep 2007 5:47pm, 25 Sep 2007 1,056 posts	Quote Pin BlueWombat Nice one DIYDiva ... the marathon on that video is too close to home to be funny!
Sep 2007 6:34pm, 25 Sep 2007 236 posts	Quote Pin I'll definitely take that over 27 degs last year...
SarahL Sep 2007 8:11pm, 25 Sep 2007 138 posts	Quote Pin SarahL question please: as the race is in kms - should i change my garmin to auto lap each km. or should i stick with all the training that i've done which is auto lap every mile and pace in mins per mile. i've just taken myself out for a v v v gentle 5kms and did it in kms and mins per km to see what it was like. obviously whichever one i choose is what's going to be uploaded onto my computer. any thoughts?
Max71 Sep 2007 8:16pm, 25 Sep 2007 9,302 posts	Quote Pin Max71 I would stick to miles, I always know roughly what the mile is in K's anyway. I prefer to train and run in miles none of this euro stuff for me thanks. I also measure in pounds in case you were wondering
paul a Sep 2007 8:17pm, 25 Sep 2007 290 posts	Quote Pin paul a Stick with what you know Sarah.