Hey come on tell me!!!!
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Mar 2012
1:31pm, 26 Mar 2012
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Bru-Bru
Good post, BC. All I'd say is you can only measure against yourself and be the best you can be. You can't keep up with 25 year olds if your 45 and you can't catch those elite Kenyans and Ethiopians however much you train. what you can do, though, is keep improving relatively. I did FLM 7 years ago at age 46 and, according to my recent half marathon PB should beat that time when I do Brighton on April 15th. Then again, according my rather disastrous mara last year and the pace of some of my recent training runs, I'll be lucky to finish by the time the marshals knock off! It may or may not be down to old age but all you can do is give it a go and see what happens - stick with it.
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Mar 2012
9:18pm, 26 Mar 2012
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darting
Thanks to all...... Cheers
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Apr 2012
9:52pm, 13 Apr 2012
1,608 posts
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Garfield
Your long runs seem to be run too quickly...nearly the same speed as your shorter stuff. You might be interested in checking out the heart rate thread...where fast is fast but slower runs are run considerably slower.
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Apr 2012
10:04pm, 13 Apr 2012
15,717 posts
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Mick n Phil - Easy - Easy - Easy
i'm approaching 54 admitteldy ive had benign prostate problems - but i'm not the guy i was 2 years ago it happens to us all its time to enjoy it and if a good day comes then go for it |
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