Hilly Fields parkrun
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Sep 2012
4:48pm, 24 Sep 2012
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Stripes
I'm moving house shorly and it looks like Hilly Fields will be my nearest parkrun. I appreciate the clue is in the name, but how hilly is this parkrun? I don't tend to get on well with hills and I'm a bit worried from a couple of comments on the event website that it's actually mountainous! Thanks! |
Sep 2012
4:58pm, 24 Sep 2012
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SherryB
Try SallyKate - she's involved in organising this parkrun. The hills are steep. I've not run it so can't comment specifically.
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Sep 2012
7:55pm, 24 Sep 2012
2,834 posts
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sallykate
Hi Stripes, It's really not *that* bad! It's three laps of an undulating course. One uphill stretch is gentle, one is sharper but shorter - straight up a short hill, if I count my strides when I run up it it takes about 60 strides I think - anyway, it's over quickly, and as soon as you reach the top you're running down a gentle slope the other side. I can take a look at my Garmin and try to download an elevation profile if you like! If you're after a flat-as-a-pancake course then Dulwich is only 3 miles away... Just get in touch if you want any more info about Hilly Field parkrun or anything else to do with the area ![]() |
Sep 2012
7:58pm, 24 Sep 2012
206 posts
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Stripes
Thanks for the information! It doesn't sound too bad after all so I will probably man up and come along. Now all we need to do is find a flat...! |
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