Reassurance needed!! :)
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Mar 2012
1:36pm, 13 Mar 2012
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Vicky W
NBQ - you did really, really well  I ran a 10k on Sunday and suffered from the heat. I reckon a half would have done me in. Pacing is something that comes with experience - or so I'm told Really well done (again!) and have fun at your next race in April. 
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Mar 2012
1:38pm, 13 Mar 2012
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SpeedyMel
Well done NBQ! You did it and you finished it, and probably got some bling to take home to prove it! You don't get that on a training run no matter how fast it is! It's a race in the bag, and a nice time for you to improve upon. Think the 5k PB may have had something to do with it though........!!
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Mar 2012
1:42pm, 13 Mar 2012
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SODIron © 2002
NBQ - Firstly...a HUGE well done, you've done the HM and now matter what you look at it 13.1 miles is a LONG way. As for the time and being slower than training etc. I wouldn't stress too much, it could well be related to your VERY RECENT illness. I'm an asthmatic too and know that if I get any kind of cough/cold/bugs that my running reallt suffers. Keep up the great work...I'm looking forward to hearing your progress
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Mar 2012
12:12pm, 16 Mar 2012
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Never Been Quicker
Well I've entered the Bristol Half now as well - HMs will not get the better of me! Thanks for all your encouragement and support, good luck to anyone that has got races coming up! x |
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