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Dorney Lake Half Marathon (Read 306 times)

    Seems like we have all been very busy training as there have been no posts on here for a while. Either that or everyone is on holiday (somewhere nice i hope Smile).

     

    Did the Dorney Lake Half Mara yesterday, same venue as i did my Half Mara PB last year. In short, I had the run of my life, my previous time

    from almost 1yr ago was 1:35.44 and yesterday I did 1:26.50 (6:38per mile). Will post full race report on my Blog or here tomorrow, needless

    to say I am chuffed to bits with that time.

    PB's

    1mile: 5:36 - 20/06/2012 - Arethusa Mile (Bushy Park)

    5K: 18:55 - 24/07/11 - Bushy Park

    10K: 39:15 - 19/03/11 - 2nd 10k of below race

    Half Mara: 1:26.50 - 19/03/11 - Dorney Lake 1:26.50)

    Mara: 3:12.50 - 04/062012 - Kent Roadrunner

    50k (Trail): 4:34.37 - 12/08/2012 - Salisbury 54321

    50miles (Trail): 7:27.43 - 04/02/2012 - Thames Trot 50

    100miles (Trail): 22:14.10 - 03/03/2012 - Thamespath 100 (102miles)

      Well done you are rocking at the moment David, I had a little cracker at the Sevenoaks Circular with George on Sunday. I had a little glitch in my training this week with some problems with my thigh but ran it anyway after a change in domestic arrangements at short notice

       

      Report

      Jerry
      A runners blog-updated daily

        awesome time David.

         

        I was out having a mad time on BGR leg 3 on monday just gone. Will start a thread on this as it was just plain mad :-)

        ultra-Bobban


        Cider IS carb loading

          Will anyone ever catch him?

           

          I am itching to get up to marathon distance again. Pleased to report that the training is going OK and I am due to have my metalwork out of the leg on friday, which has been restricting my movement. I am targetting a summer marathon

          http://ultrabobban.blogspot.com/

            Great News Rob, I have been following your blog and was very interested in the cider drinking which is of paramount importance to any good runner.

             

            I have decided that I want to be able to run at least one good marathon instead of concentrating on long runs all the time. After my most recent runs where I have dropped the distance but picked up the pace I have realised there is still some speed in them. So will really concentrate on a good time after May and I have gone throught he recovery process.

             

            I am still amazed by the speed of your recovery and how you tone has changed from absolute despair to a very optimistic one, it is so good to hear you like this again.

            Jerry
            A runners blog-updated daily