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East Midlands Fetch Mile challenge

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hellen Oct 2007 3:22pm, 30 Oct 2007 1,985 posts	Quote Pin hellen less likely to get lost on a track than on a measured mile somewhere although being free is appealing. IF it was the summer we could you the track at my school for free but it is now marked out as a rugby pitch
Boycie Oct 2007 3:26pm, 30 Oct 2007 751 posts	Quote Pin Boycie Track would be much better - if it is an officially measured mile course on road then it would be 1.609 metres longer then a mile, as they are required to wheel measure 1001m per km!!! also be nicer for us to all see each other... Count me in - be good preparation for Derby midweek mile on the Wednesday!!!!
Oct 2007 3:29pm, 30 Oct 2007 726 posts	Quote Pin i haven't ran a mile since before a worked out how to skive off PE lessons
Boycie Oct 2007 3:32pm, 30 Oct 2007 752 posts	Quote Pin Boycie if you run it fast enough you get lactic burn in your windpipe and it makes you feel really sick
Oct 2007 3:33pm, 30 Oct 2007 728 posts	Quote Pin there's not much danger of that boycie have you seen me run?
Boycie Oct 2007 3:36pm, 30 Oct 2007 753 posts	Quote Pin Boycie anyone should be able to run it fast enough - it's all relative to your anaerobic threshold - it will just happen at different paces for different people
Oct 2007 4:23pm, 30 Oct 2007 160 posts	Quote Pin I might be in for this.....do I have to do the lactic burn!!!! erm...just how fast do you have to run, because I don't do fast!!
Oct 2007 4:27pm, 30 Oct 2007 2,566 posts	Quote Pin Not for me - I'm doing the Bolsover 10k
Oct 2007 4:42pm, 30 Oct 2007 2,568 posts	Quote Pin Weff... you run as fast as you can!! that is the only pre wotsit
Oct 2007 4:48pm, 30 Oct 2007 161 posts	Quote Pin I think I can cope with that pre wotsit!!