Running Banned for Section of a Half Marathon Race
16 watchers
Sep 2014
11:42am, 22 Sep 2014
2457 posts
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Winded
More likely worried about liabilities in case someone falls on a loose paving slab, or trips on a blade of grass or something.
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Sep 2014
7:54pm, 28 Sep 2014
1951 posts
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Squares
Well my pal pb'd on the course today and her OH won MV45 so can't have been that bad  She reckoned the walk was counteracted by the addition of jelly babies at either end
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Sep 2014
12:06pm, 29 Sep 2014
2 posts
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oozeworthypayana
I thought it was a really lovely race, well organised with lovely volunteers. The first stop - my legs thought 'Yay - all done' and then the second was more like 'no - don't make me stop, i won't start again'. However, the jelly babies were a lovely touch and we weren't running in the olympics so it was worth it to be part of such a great event I think.
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Sep 2014
12:40pm, 29 Sep 2014
14812 posts
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Stander
Did anyone run the section and get DQ'ed?
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Sep 2014
2:06pm, 29 Sep 2014
3 posts
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oozeworthypayana
Not as far as I know, certainly everyone I saw was walking.
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