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Feb 2012
8:07am, 27 Feb 2012
185 posts
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LBM
Things come to those who wait 
*MX - Thanks for the link, I'll check it out.
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Feb 2012
10:25pm, 27 Feb 2012
16 posts
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stonehan
What a gorgeous day! Had a fantastic run, took 8 mins off my training time, really good practice for racing a long distance. Feel great today as well, no niggling aches and pains. Looking forward to Barrow bigtime
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Feb 2012
10:50am, 28 Feb 2012
193 posts
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LBM
Certainly was a gorgeous day stonehan. Congrats on the PB! Me too!
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Feb 2012
8:28pm, 28 Feb 2012
1,283 posts
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mile muncher
well done Stonehan - see you at Barrow. You're not heading to the Cambridge Boundary Run this weekend are you?
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Feb 2012
9:24pm, 28 Feb 2012
17 posts
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stonehan
Thanks LBM and mile muncher. That's a very impressive PB there, LBM! I wish now I hadn't been too shy to say hello when I saw you, mm, but I wasn't sure if it was OK or not? I can't race next weekend but I was planning my first 26.2 training run. I see it as a first step towards ultras; it's another number to conquer, like the first time I ran ten miles, or fifteen, or twenty. Once I admitted to myself that my real goal is ultras the Marathon distance stopped feeling so intimidating. Plus, I felt like such a lightweight at Xmas in barrow, only doing the 15. I promised myself then I would do the full distance in spring. Hope the weather is even half as nice for you this weekend as it was on Sunday.
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Feb 2012
10:46pm, 28 Feb 2012
201 posts
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LBM
Thanks stonehan and good luck with the ultra training. I agree that marathons seem less intimidating once you embark on on a Ultra. Did my first last November.
Have a great run at Barrow MM!
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