No, not me but a great insight from Solomon
http://www.salomonrunning.com/others/kilian-quest/season-03-episode-06.htm
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Hell, yeah! Much more preparation required than running a flat Marathon. I should look into it again once I prepare for my first Ultra -- Though it won't be much more than 60-70 km.
No, not me but a great insight from Solomon http://www.salomonrunning.com/others/kilian-quest/season-03-episode-06.htm
Of course it's not you Jezza, you put in much more prep/effort, obviously!!!!!!!!
How are you, and good to see you will have a companion for Surrey Tops.
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)
Wow you love your hills Kailea by the looks of your profile picture and your blog, no wonder you want to take on the Snowdon Challenge. I am just amazed how fast that guy can just pump his way up those gradients which would leave me coughing up a lung after about 100 metres, incredible stuff.
I am good, nice to know that Gemma is happy to team up, I am not too keen on taking that Greensands Ridge at night by myself even if I know that there are walkers behind me if I trip over....she appears to be very fast though with goals of a sub 3 marathon in her sights!
I cannot run uphill like that either. I am not underweight enough to do that -- This guy's body must consist of sinews and bones only.
Thinking of this as one option for my first Ultra, as this is the most popular one in Germany,http://www.rennsteiglauf.de/index/rennsteiglauf/allgemeines/index_english.html
... depending on where in the world I end up being next year. Might not be able to go up to Scotland over the weekend anymore to run up the hills