I run stupid long distances...

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I run stupid long distances...

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...like 100km races. I'm not fast but I'm determined!
Training is a bit like meditation (just zone out) but with scenery and wildlife to look at.
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You are as bad as my daughter she runs marathons and her husband the Iron Man.
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100km!! how long does it take?? :shock:
i did a 10km one once and that was enough for me!!!
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my best time is 15 hours 3 minutes and some seconds. That was all off-road.
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whoa!!
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Well done you, that's fab, it's such brilliant exercise & calorie burner, but very hard to motivate yourself.
My other half used to be a fattie, he was 20 stone, (before we were together) he lost 7 stone & now keeps himself very fit, he's 6'4" & a big frame but can run a marathon in 3 hours & 27 minutes, he was beaten by a strawberry though :shock: :oops: he put a bit back on as that was too thin for him, but he always has to fight to keep it off, he likes biscuits too much.
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If I run, I get black eyes and bruised knees..

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Blimey-o don't start trampolining then )j;
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a strawberry??? ^b:
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I ran once. It was 17th. August 1962.



No, seriously, what a couragous distance. Must be mind blowing.
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Wafflycat: "shock absorber" make my most expensive running clothes!
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heebiejeebie wrote:Wafflycat: "shock absorber" make my most expensive running clothes!


Problem I have is Dolly Parton based herself on me )j;
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I never run Richard - well only to the bar!!

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I once ran for a bus .....
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I ran into a Bar once - really hurt - it was an iron one.

I've been thinking about 100k. What is it exactly that makes you want to run that far. I mean, it hurts, it must take pounds off you.
Is it personal or competitive challenge?
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