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East Midlands Fetch Mile challenge

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May 2008 3:28pm, 1 May 2008 13,577 posts	Quote Pin I'm much faster now than I ever was when I was younger. I run now, back then I smoked and got pissed...
Hanneke May 2008 3:29pm, 1 May 2008 33,140 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke I am much faster now that I am middle aged, but then again, I only started running about 3 years ago...
May 2008 3:34pm, 1 May 2008 106 posts	Quote Pin I'm slower now i'm older.
Racin Snail May 2008 3:35pm, 1 May 2008 1,310 posts	Quote Pin Racin Snail i could never run at school,too tired from all the swimming i did. I will hopefully be faster in my forties too as i only started trainin properly last July!
Firestarter May 2008 5:31pm, 1 May 2008 265 posts	Quote Pin Firestarter Just for the record.............I'm "ancient"...........obviously slightly younger than TR but older than Ian However i am quicker now than I have been at any time in the past. Must be like a good wine, I get better with age but need laying down.......;-)
May 2008 5:42pm, 1 May 2008 13,582 posts	Quote Pin Yes I think you are right Firestarter. I've always liked being layed. It does improve my performance it has to be said
Hanneke May 2008 5:43pm, 1 May 2008 33,182 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke Hmmm, well it seems to have improved mine as well Ian
May 2008 5:44pm, 1 May 2008 13,583 posts	Quote Pin I bet it has Hann, well we'll be able to give you a try out on Monday! :-);-) What's your preference? Mile or 100metres?
Firestarter May 2008 5:46pm, 1 May 2008 266 posts	Quote Pin Firestarter Couldn't agree more Ian I find as I get older my "endurance" gets better too...oooh errr missus I think Oscar Wilde said it best...."youth is wasted on the young"
Hanneke May 2008 5:49pm, 1 May 2008 33,188 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke I cannot agree with Mr Wilde more I will run both a mile and 100 metres Ian, got to try it all, right? Life is too short not to