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oldbiddy Mar 2008 12:51pm, 30 Mar 2008 19,327 posts	Quote Pin oldbiddy 11.6 in lovely sun. Good :):)
Dave A Mar 2008 12:58pm, 30 Mar 2008 5,998 posts	Quote Pin Dave A PB'd a 10k race:) Gun time 36:00. Garmin says 35:56. Awaiting chip result :):):):)
Mrs Funkin Mar 2008 3:41pm, 30 Mar 2008 185 posts	Quote Pin Mrs Funkin Had a lovely run backwards around one of the laps of the Kingston Breakfast Run, was great to be able to cheer on so many people we knew ('twas me, Kirsty, KittenHeelsKath and Kieren)...I went too fast though. Saw several Fetchies, some of whom I know, some I don't...we only got a few comments about going the wrong way. Mrs F
Barky Mar 2008 3:57pm, 30 Mar 2008 3,013 posts	Quote Pin Barky Easy relaxed run on the dready at the gym, followed by a session in the spa area
oldbiddy Mar 2008 4:36pm, 30 Mar 2008 19,328 posts	Quote Pin oldbiddy well done Dave A splendeed :):)
Chromey Mar 2008 4:38pm, 30 Mar 2008 1,588 posts	Quote Pin Chromey Fandabbidozy. I also PBd the 10k and am awaiting official results. Garminge says 51:05
WildeRover Mar 2008 5:32pm, 30 Mar 2008 1,650 posts	Quote Pin WildeRover Absolutely gorgeous run today. From Wattsville to the top of Mynach Machen and back (touched the triangulation point like a good little hill runner). It's flippin hard work getting up there, but the view is incredible...........and I didn't stop for any rests on the way up. Really proud of myself
Mar 2008 6:00pm, 30 Mar 2008 578 posts	Quote Pin Fab fab fab fab fab. Did I mention it was fab? First ever 10 miler! Sorted! Waaaaaah!
Mar 2008 6:42pm, 30 Mar 2008 First-time poster!!	Quote Pin Only my second ever 6m today and did a time (PB) of 54.26. Race was March Hair Raiser - great day and good running conditions. Did anybody else out there run this race - what were your thoughts - interested novice asking?
Tinytia Mar 2008 7:29pm, 30 Mar 2008 276 posts	Quote Pin Tinytia Surprisingly sunny B'mth half marathon, which put my struggling into perpective when I stopped to help a fello runner who looked a bit worse for wear. He had jelly legs, hyperventalating breathing and eyes rolling back, I helped get some fluids into him and focus on slow deep breaths before I left him in the capable hands of a friend who was spectating.