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mxhornet Apr 2007 1:16pm, 12 Apr 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin mxhornet Very slow, but good mental practice for early stages of FLM.
jude Apr 2007 1:21pm, 12 Apr 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin jude Rebel, slightly worrying - don't you think you should go to doc? CT??
Rebel Apr 2007 1:27pm, 12 Apr 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin Rebel No I don't think it's that bad as I have absolutely no other symptoms. I will have a go on my cross trainer later so that should sort me out.
oldbiddy Apr 2007 1:27pm, 12 Apr 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin oldbiddy ((((Rebel))))) think Jude is right
Siouxsie Apr 2007 1:37pm, 12 Apr 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin Siouxsie fantastic, warm, sunny, silly and just what i needed
mxhornet Apr 2007 1:38pm, 12 Apr 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin mxhornet Silly Sioux ?
runnerbean Apr 2007 2:43pm, 12 Apr 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin runnerbean good idea rebel,at least if you do have a full blown heart attack after x-training you'll look fit;-) whilst lying in hospital
santababy Apr 2007 3:17pm, 12 Apr 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin santababy lol Bean 2nd run was hot stuff
Wicked D Apr 2007 3:18pm, 12 Apr 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin Wicked D Had a run around Rutland Water (15.60 miles) in 2hrs 30mins and considering there are some serious hills i really enjoyed this new run and for anyone looking for a new run i recommend this one around Ritland water and if you go and park on the south shore there's plenty refreshment places you can even hire a bike (or take your own) after, there's also toilets there and half way round just thought i'd mention that
Apr 2007 4:16pm, 12 Apr 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin did a LSR of 8 (!) mles along the river, was way too hot considerings its only April! even tho it was my 'easy' week, it felt hard - im blaming the weather! and why is you can run through all sorts of leg pains etc but as soon as theres a bit of chafing, its unbearable!!! was ok tho, considering