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Jul 2009
1:34pm, 24 Jul 2009
3,113 posts
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*Anj*
are you the organiser Gobs??
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Jul 2009
1:56pm, 24 Jul 2009
30,094 posts
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Gobi
No Anj I just know how the system works from people who are involved in other parkruns.
I think you could probably get more details from Sweatshop in Reading as I believe they are behind it.
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Jul 2009
5:09pm, 25 Jul 2009
432 posts
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-Monty-
new pb for this today.
amazing - took me ages to beat my old pb on this course. i set a new one (pb) at winchester and then went and beat my other pb at nhtt today!
does that make sense? 
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Jul 2009
5:24pm, 25 Jul 2009
3,137 posts
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*Anj*
Well done Monty
Really, Sweatshop :S.... I kind of have to say, that's a shame, mainly because I like the idea that an individual has put it all together and done the hard work. A corporation running an event isn't quite the same.
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Jul 2009
6:00pm, 25 Jul 2009
869 posts
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Mr. K.
Well Done Monty - a cracking couple of weeks...keep it up Was it those new `super fast` shoes you were talking about a few weeks ago?
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Jul 2009
6:42pm, 25 Jul 2009
30,124 posts
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Gobi
my leg is knackered
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Jul 2009
6:50pm, 25 Jul 2009
311 posts
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More of a Tortoise
what did you do G?
well done Monty, no stopping you now
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Jul 2009
7:28pm, 25 Jul 2009
4,098 posts
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Rach E
He did that word beginning with "r", MoaT.
Monty - you did fab today and thank you for coming over to the track in Andover this afternoon. Meant a lot :¬)
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Jul 2009
7:28pm, 25 Jul 2009
1,471 posts
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Snapstinget
Anj - Sweatshop are behind parkrun UK in quite a big way but as far as I know their influence has never been exerted in any way that I as a runner would feel bad about. On the contrary. And without knowing for sure I expect that the staff at the Reading branch feel just as personally involved in the Reading parkrun as any of the other organizers do about their parkruns.
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Jul 2009
7:29pm, 25 Jul 2009
1,472 posts
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Snapstinget
That is, of course, if they ARE behind the Reading parkrun!
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