FabSwingers.com forum: Fab Crap Runners' Club WEEK TWELVE (19

By *rsTrellis OP Woman
over a year ago

Cambridge

FAB CRAP RUNNERS' CLUB

WEEK TWELVE!!!!

MOTTO: We run #LikeAToddlerChasingAPug

Well hello Fab Crap Runners!

It's Week Twelve! I know I confused everyone on the week eleven thread but getting the dates wrong - sorry about that!

29 intrepid people reported progress this week.

EXPLANATION AND ETHOS:

EVERYONE is welcome in the Fab Crap Runners' Club (the crapper the better).

From 1st January, a bunch of Fabbers began improving our fitness through running. None of us were natural athletes (I was a natural couch potato!) but we did it anyway.

FOR COMPLETE BEGINNERS:

"Couch to 5k" (C25K) is a nine-week running programme for absolute beginners, available on various free phone apps (I used Get Running). But you can join this thread to get fit by any means including walking and cycling - all are welcome. If you're expecting to be utterly crap at it (I mean reeeeeeeeeally bad), you're in the right place. Join the thread, tell us what your aim is and we'll cheer you on each week, just for trying.

CRAP BEGINNERS:

Well done for joining the thread! The first step is the hardest and you've done that already! Keep us updated on your progress and cheer the others on. Everyone is welcome - even more so if you think you won't be able to do it. I'll list you here when you join.

Albert in York (How did you do this week?)

_utie91 Newbie! Introducing some cardio into her fitness routine. (Welcome! Lovely to have you here. You say you're crap which makes you one of us!)

Excited Return Newbie! Went out walking in the Lakes in the freezing cold. (Welcome! Well done. I bet that was beyond cold!)

knmg (How was it this week?)

scarlettbbwmilf (Welcome to the group. How are you getting on?)

CRAP IMPROVERS (running more than you ever thought you could!)

Adam 1971 Regularly running 30 mins. (You're just a running machine now aren't you?!)

BoPeep1 Did a different parkrun and managed to be four minutes faster!!! (That's incredible - very, very well done!)

Chasing waterfalls Finished Couch to 5km!!!!!!!! (You utter superstar! Hope you're walking on air!)

HarryJones1975 Ran the FRCR parkrun in the freezing cold (Thanks for sticking with me even though you could walk at the pace I ran!)

Little_tinkerbunny Has signed up for a 10km in March (That's fanstatic! How far are you going at the mo?)

Lookingforlust Has had a knee injury. (Did you manage to run this week as you hoped to?)

Messagethisbloke Joined the thread in Jan, then fell off the wagon. (It's great to have you back. Tell us what runs you're planning and we'll nag you)

MrsTrellis Despite attempting to persuade the FCRC to skip the parkrun and head straight to the pub, Mrs T was bullied into running the bloody thing (and managed it and was proud!)

Nick007 Nick is back! He's hoping to be at the next social. (Glad you're back. How's the running going?)

northerndels1000 Ran Week Six Run Two covering 4.9km. Talking to MrsT about a Northern FCRC parkrun. (You must be pretty fast! Re Northern parkrun - let's do it!)

Poetsday Ran 3.5 miles while thinking about sex. (An excellent example to all of us!)

Psylocke Ran the FCRC parkrun which is her first 5km since her knee injury. (V well done. Glad you're back on your feet).

signorina Has started a new eating plan and lost 5lbs. (That's great. I bet you feel awesome)

tandh Wished everyone luck. (Thanks - how was week nine for you?)

TheHoff1973 Came to the FCRC parkrun and walked the course. (Very pleased you came alone).

tigercub89 Had a difficult run. (Did you bounce back and go out again during the week?)

Topsy Rogers Ran parkrun at the FCRC social. (Great to meet you and exchange gossip!)

Welshfuckbuddy78 (Thanks for posting encouragement to people. How's your running going?)

CRAP ELITES AND EXPERTS (trying to run the kind of distances that normal people drive... like marathons and stuff)

Bitch_and_Twat Both came to the FCRC parkrun and walked the course. (Lovely to meet you both and the famous moobs).

Crazyhorse58 Has signed up for a half marathon! (Wow! When is it? Are you going to need to train a lot?)

_ocbig Coaches women (mainly) in cycling and running. (You're irght that we should pause to recognise achievement before moving on).

goodtimes_888 Ran the FCRC parkrun. (Lovely to lay eyes on you at last and admire your backward running)

nerdynympho Did four miles. Aiming to get back to ten per week. (Thanks for posting encouragement. Will we see you at the next social?)

Only-Drew Attended the social part of the FCRC parkrun with a hangover. (I like your priorities! Excellent crap running!)

SN1977 Ran the FCRC parkrun. (Very nice to meet you. Well done on your fast time!)

_parky4g Ran 27 miles this week and now needs a massage. (Well done! Very impressive. I will forward all massage offers to you)

STOP PRESS...STOP PRESS...STOP PRESS... STOP PRESS... STOP PRESS... STOP PRESS

FAB CRAP RUNNERS' CLUB SOCIAL TWO (THE RETURN)!!!!!!!

The first social was a load of fun. We all did the parkrun (some walking, some running - all welcome) and then drank a lot of coffee in the local pub. Due to the success, we're planning two more socials. Please vote for the dates you can do...

1) Poll one (running and coffee) at Great Denham near Bedford- https://doodle.com/poll/v36wc6mutmeqdas5

2) Poll 2 (sex club social) at Vanilla Alternative near Bedford - https://doodle.com/poll/ms7v5fydvkr92yfm

3) Possible social in the North. Could people let me know on this thread or by message of they'd like a social in the North (probably somewhere near Leeds). Northerndels and I are talking about pullig one together.

4) WhatsApp group for regular posters - there's a WhatApp group for regular FCRC posters. If you're a regular posted on these threads and you'd like to join, send me your phone number by message.

WE DIDN'T HEAR FROM THESE LOVELY PEOPLE WHO REPORTED PROGRESS LAST WEEK BUT HAVEN'T POSTED THIS WEEK. LET US KNOW HOW YOU'RE GETTING ON:

Little_Brat_Evie!!

Miles Away Girl - possibly left the site - If so, very best of luck with everything. We'll miss you x

PiercedCpl

Polarbear73

INJURY BENCH (GET WELL SOON):

No one is injured!!!

AND THANK YOU TO OUR WELL-WISHERS AND SUPPORTERS WHOSE POSITIVE MESSAGES ARE KEEPING US GOING:

Autumn76, BigBoy11782, Bike Monkey, Bitch, blackbird1000, blueeyedboy1212, bonbons_xx, bringmeyourcurves, Chris 148, crazycoupleni, Crazyhorse58, curious and openminded, Erect-Jim, Evie!!, Feliz Nelson, foxy_minx, Funtimes1992, GS_Bristol, GenuineinCambs, Goodtimes_888, HammerCock69, harte2harte, Jayc1290, jblack18, jdhandy29, KingAl, Lady Lick, Leo Liaisons, littlebeaver, LittleJackHornier, lovejoy68, Man-monkey, marathon26, medwayduo, Mike321, MissMimieux, Mr Alleycat, MrBump2013, Oliver91, Oral-wan Kenobi, pat-mustard, PiercedCpl, Psylocke, Rachael xx, Serendipity, simply fun40, SN1977, _parky4g, SW Chap, SwingoftheKingers, thegatekeeper, The Differentiator, tom_in_nlondon, Utopia G, waverunner, wideboy7.5 and YeOldeWitchDoc.

AND FINALLY:

Do we dare think of ourselves as runners now? I think so! You lovely bunch of fabulous folk - have a great week!

Mrs Trellis x

PS - Don't forget the polls for the next social!

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By *rsTrellis OP Woman
over a year ago

Cambridge

New thread is on time this week!!! I am on fire!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"New thread is on time this week!!! I am on fire!!!"

You certainly are! This one has the right date on it and everything

I'm turning into a bit of a hermit until that cold wind and snow fooks off!

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By *rsTrellis OP Woman
over a year ago

Cambridge

"New thread is on time this week!!! I am on fire!!!

You certainly are! This one has the right date on it and everything

I'm turning into a bit of a hermit until that cold wind and snow fooks off!

I know - I might faint from administrative exertion!

It’s realky hard to turn out in this weather isn’t it?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"It’s realky hard to turn out in this weather isn’t it?"

Getting out of bed and getting ready for work, totally agree but someone's got to do it

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

Really good to meet everyone at the social, and well done to everyone who ran their first parkrun. The coaches’ reward blow jobs were amazing.

I’m still planning on posting “improvers’ advice” every so often with my esteemed fellow coaches but if you’d like advice away from the thread, feel free to pm me.

If you’ve reached any goal, the key is to find another realisable goal. That might be to maintain your running fitness, get faster over 5K, or run further. Probably best to try to keep running to 3 times a week at the moment, maybe 4...with rest days between runs being a priority...and don’t try to improve too quickly.

Love and kisses,

Moobs (and Boobs)

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

Well done everyone on your progress!

As Twat said above, keep running (she says from a nice warm bed looking out the window at snow and ice) and find a new goal.

And if you haven't quite yet reached your goal yet (I will not say the "f" word) either readjust your goal or give yourself a bit longer to do it.

Hope to meet more of you at the next social!

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By *utie91Woman
over a year ago

Hitchin

Can’t get in the gym til possibly Friday this week

Might have to see if I can squeeze in a sesh before or after one of my night shifts.

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By *lla_maiWoman
over a year ago

staffordshire

I didnt attempt to again after last week, but that wasnt because of having a bad jog. More if a case of needing to sort my head out and the causes.... after the few days of hibernating last week, hopefully i will be back at it this week feeling happier.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Reporting in

I have gone backwards because of work, being ill and this bad weather but last week i got out twice, i tried to do 3 days in one go but decided after 2 that the 3rd wasn't the right thing to do. Today is a swap over day that i would've gone out running but i still don't feel up to it so I'm gradually getting back to it and will do my 3 runs on my days off next week. I don't feel I've failed as I'm still going out

i have put my mindset back to a few weeks ago and realise that taking 3 weeks off is not the same as a few days off with work so i need to build back up, it'll be quicker than week 1

but its the hills that are knocking me off

Well done everyone

keep on running

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By *dam1971Man
over a year ago

Bedford

I’m still running 3 times a week but my fitness level is obviously marginal. I tried to faster on Friday because my current speed is just under 7 minutes per km. I did 6:45 per km but only lasted about 15 minutes!

I am deeply unfit so should I keep the same pace but try and crack 5k? It means another 5 minutes of running.

Or should I go faster and do Week 3 or something so I can build up my stamina at the faster speed?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I’m still running 3 times a week but my fitness level is obviously marginal. I tried to faster on Friday because my current speed is just under 7 minutes per km. I did 6:45 per km but only lasted about 15 minutes!

I am deeply unfit so should I keep the same pace but try and crack 5k? It means another 5 minutes of running.

Or should I go faster and do Week 3 or something so I can build up my stamina at the faster speed?"

I'm no expert but.....

Congratulations on running 3 times a week and its constant running

Do you want to run faster or longer?

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By *dam1971Man
over a year ago

Bedford

I am deeply unfit so should I keep the same pace but try and crack 5k? It means another 5 minutes of running.

Or should I go faster and do Week 3 or something so I can build up my stamina at the faster speed?

I'm no expert but.....

Congratulations on running 3 times a week and its constant running

Do you want to run faster or longer? "

That depends if my prey can run further or faster

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I am deeply unfit so should I keep the same pace but try and crack 5k? It means another 5 minutes of running.

Or should I go faster and do Week 3 or something so I can build up my stamina at the faster speed?"

I would definitely stick with your comfortable pace, and build up time on your feet. Going too fast too soon is a recipe for injury.

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By *parky4gMan
over a year ago

Cambridgeshire

I started a bit to quickly paying for it a little bit

Ordered some compression socks and a foam roller hope that helps a little

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By *ookingforlustMan
over a year ago

northants

My little update.

Knee feels ok ish so going to have a gentle jog tomorrow. First one in over 2 weeks

so will let you know how that goes. I have the vet on stand by ready to euthanise.........

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just checking in not running tonight but off to salsa and had some horizontal exercise last night and this morning x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hi everyone!

Just checking in and will run something this week!

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

I am deeply unfit so should I keep the same pace but try and crack 5k? It means another 5 minutes of running.

Or should I go faster and do Week 3 or something so I can build up my stamina at the faster speed?

I would definitely stick with your comfortable pace, and build up time on your feet. Going too fast too soon is a recipe for injury."

Agreed, but Adam wanted to improve pace and suggested going back to Week 3 to do this. So both steady and longer (as you say) and shorter but SLIGHTLY faster works. Mix and match is my advice...

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"My little update.

Knee feels ok ish so going to have a gentle jog tomorrow. First one in over 2 weeks

so will let you know how that goes. I have the vet on stand by ready to euthanise........."

There must be a vet on Fab...can probably save you some money if you want to end it all...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"My little update.

Knee feels ok ish so going to have a gentle jog tomorrow. First one in over 2 weeks

so will let you know how that goes. I have the vet on stand by ready to euthanise.........

There must be a vet on Fab...can probably save you some money if you want to end it all..."

Unsurprisingly, there's no "likes animals" search category on fab......

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By *opsy RogersWoman
over a year ago

London

Shit run this afternoon. Tried a run/walk with a faster run but it was just all bloody wrong. Buggered up my breathing and had to hang on a lamppost with dizziness, I daren’t lie down, A&E was just over the road!

I am taking comfort in the fact that the running bits were faster and fairly long.

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Shit run this afternoon. Tried a run/walk with a faster run but it was just all bloody wrong. Buggered up my breathing and had to hang on a lamppost with dizziness, I daren’t lie down, A&E was just over the road!

I am taking comfort in the fact that the running bits were faster and fairly long.

Never run straight after a shag...or before actually...and definitely not during (unless you really have to!)

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By *dam1971Man
over a year ago

Bedford

The wind was still a bit blustery this evening so I abandoned the plan to go faster and stuck with doing the 5k. I’m living proof that it’s possible, I survived it

Thanks to all the coaches and supporters here, those blow jobs as a reward certainly helped. I’ve experienced more gobbling than Bernard Matthews

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By *opsy RogersWoman
over a year ago

London

I am taking comfort in the fact that the running bits were faster and fairly long.

Never run straight after a shag...or before actually...and definitely not during (unless you really have to!)"

That’s it then, I’ll have to give up running

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By *arryJones1975Man
over a year ago

ely

With any luck I might be getting a second hand mobile tomorrow and back on the group.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Got my lazy butt out for a run this morning. 1st one without the support of my app telling me how long I have left etc... Felt weird

Changed my route as well as wanted a change of scenery

Managed 5.3k, not my best but feel better for doing it

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Got my lazy butt out for a run this morning. 1st one without the support of my app telling me how long I have left etc... Felt weird

Changed my route as well as wanted a change of scenery

Managed 5.3k, not my best but feel better for doing it

Now you are “free running”...a nice feel. Have you got yourself a GPS watch yet? Very helpful for monitoring pace...

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By *rsTrellis OP Woman
over a year ago

Cambridge

I’m going away for work and I’m taking my running stuff with me!

(That’s the same as running).

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Woop woop inspired by this post

I downloaded couch to 5k and went for a run last night. Ache all over but feel better for it

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Woop woop inspired by this post

I downloaded couch to 5k and went for a run last night. Ache all over but feel better for it "

Go for it...but rest today!

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By *lla_maiWoman
over a year ago

staffordshire

I got back out today, slower than usual but the important thing is i did it. I didnt give up

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By *opsy RogersWoman
over a year ago

London

Joining a running club tonight, I was persuaded

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By *ookingforlustMan
over a year ago

northants

"My little update.

Knee feels ok ish so going to have a gentle jog tomorrow. First one in over 2 weeks

so will let you know how that goes. I have the vet on stand by ready to euthanise.........

There must be a vet on Fab...can probably save you some money if you want to end it all..."

The vet says I’ll pass, it’s only my jokes that are lame

Run went ok, although it felt like my first one again

shit o’clock start tomorrow so next run on Thursday, all being well.......

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By *arryJones1975Man
over a year ago

ely

New mobile up and running. Only 673 messages to catch up on but no memory left to download Strava.

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By *opsy RogersWoman
over a year ago

London

"New mobile up and running. Only 673 messages to catch up on but no memory left to download Strava. "

That’s a bugger, I was going to stalk you there

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"New mobile up and running. Only 673 messages to catch up on but no memory left to download Strava.

That’s a bugger, I was going to stalk you there

Stalking? You’d never find us doing that

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

This is epic.. I've just been doing my own similar challenge how did I miss this

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By *opsy RogersWoman
over a year ago

London

"This is epic.. I've just been doing my own similar challenge how did I miss this

mr"

Hop on board, we are an epic bunch of average runners, some less average than others.

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By *opsy RogersWoman
over a year ago

London

"New mobile up and running. Only 673 messages to catch up on but no memory left to download Strava.

That’s a bugger, I was going to stalk you there

Stalking? You’d never find us doing that

Impeccable morals.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"This is epic.. I've just been doing my own similar challenge how did I miss this

Hop on board, we are an epic bunch of average runners, some less average than others. "

Ok I'm in

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just been pointed in this forums direction loving the support and encouragement here xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I got back out today, slower than usual but the important thing is i did it. I didnt give up

Great job !

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"New mobile up and running. Only 673 messages to catch up on but no memory left to download Strava.

That’s a bugger, I was going to stalk you there

Stalking? You’d never find us doing that

Impeccable morals. "

In everything we do

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By *sylockeWoman
over a year ago

East Anglia

Ran a very slow 5k in lovely weather. Second one since my injury so I am happy!

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By *rsTrellis OP Woman
over a year ago

Cambridge

Hi to the newbies.

You're really welcome here. Please join in as much as you'd like to. Tell us what you're up to and we'll cheer you on.

In the first post on this thread there are links to a couple of polls for our next meet up. If you'd like to come along, please vote for a date on the poll.

I'm currently sitting next to my running kit eating Malteasers...

MrsT

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By *sylockeWoman
over a year ago

East Anglia

"Just been pointed in this forums direction loving the support and encouragement here xx"

Welcome!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I was doing the unforgivable amongst joggers (I consider myself a jogger not a runner) last night, in that I was running (I know I know jogging) on a machine in the gym, no wind in my hair, no birds singing, no taxi home after getting knackered half way.

Anyway, I had a program set and thought I was doing quite well, 2/3rds in, I accidentally hit the stop button, lost my rhythm and in my pathetic attempts to restart all the data and guff. Grrrrrr

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By *rsTrellis OP Woman
over a year ago

Cambridge

"I was doing the unforgivable amongst joggers (I consider myself a jogger not a runner) last night, in that I was running (I know I know jogging) on a machine in the gym, no wind in my hair, no birds singing, no taxi home after getting knackered half way.

Anyway, I had a program set and thought I was doing quite well, 2/3rds in, I accidentally hit the stop button, lost my rhythm and in my pathetic attempts to restart all the data and guff. Grrrrrr

That's excellent crap running - go to the top of the class!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Week 6 run 3 again....22 mins continuous running and i did it, yay go me

and i did it bit more so could be 25 mins lol I've also ran a different route, instead of doing a smaller loop 3 times i decided to run the whole route, 4.6k, its part of my local Park Run

(parkrun is all lowercase

) i suppose all i need to do is register and try and get my arse out of bed and go on a Saturday morning

I few weeks ago i was raring to go for a run but because of nearly a 3 week gap of not running i was at the force myself out point and the only thing that has kept me going is you wonderful people on here

i feel great now and so glad i got out, thanks all for the encouragement and support

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By *iberatedPairCouple
over a year ago

Suffolk

Hi all. Just checking in as not said much for few days. Had 6 days off since last run because of a minor calf injury. Back on it tonight then Friday. Then will enter the final week. Saturday. I’m hoping to run 10 k. Did an 11 few week ago but just hoping calf holds up.

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"Week 6 run 3 again....22 mins continuous running and i did it, yay go me

and i did it bit more so could be 25 mins lol I've also ran a different route, instead of doing a smaller loop 3 times i decided to run the whole route, 4.6k, its part of my local Park Run

(parkrun is all lowercase

) i suppose all i need to do is register and try and get my arse out of bed and go on a Saturday morning

i feel great now and so glad i got out, thanks all for the encouragement and support

Well done! That's fantastic

Let us know how you get on at parkrun!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Week 6 run 3 again....22 mins continuous running and i did it, yay go me

and i did it bit more so could be 25 mins lol I've also ran a different route, instead of doing a smaller loop 3 times i decided to run the whole route, 4.6k, its part of my local Park Run

(parkrun is all lowercase

) i suppose all i need to do is register and try and get my arse out of bed and go on a Saturday morning

i feel great now and so glad i got out, thanks all for the encouragement and support

Well done! That's fantastic

Let us know how you get on at parkrun!"

I have to get up early on my day off

won't be happening this week lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Week 6 run 3 again....22 mins continuous running and i did it, yay go me

and i did it bit more so could be 25 mins lol I've also ran a different route, instead of doing a smaller loop 3 times i decided to run the whole route, 4.6k, its part of my local Park Run

(parkrun is all lowercase

) i suppose all i need to do is register and try and get my arse out of bed and go on a Saturday morning

i feel great now and so glad i got out, thanks all for the encouragement and support

Well done! That's fantastic

Let us know how you get on at parkrun! "

Oh and i finished nights this morning

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By *den-Valley-coupleCouple
over a year ago

Cumbria

no room for Good runner's

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Hi to the newbies.

You're really welcome here. Please join in as much as you'd like to. Tell us what you're up to and we'll cheer you on.

In the first post on this thread there are links to a couple of polls for our next meet up. If you'd like to come along, please vote for a date on the poll.

I'm currently sitting next to my running kit eating Malteasers...

MrsT"

Obviously that's your sweaty smelly running kit after the long run you've just got back from ?

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By *razyhorse58Man
over a year ago

West Midlands

How’s everyone doing this week, runs going ok? Clocks forward this weekend will help, next two months are great for running

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By *arryJones1975Man
over a year ago

ely

"New mobile up and running. Only 673 messages to catch up on but no memory left to download Strava.

That’s a bugger, I was going to stalk you there

Being a bit ocd about timing things, the fact my first ever parkrun wasn't captured on my strava account saddens me greatly

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By *arryJones1975Man
over a year ago

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"Ran a very slow 5k in lovely weather. Second one since my injury so I am happy! "

Excellent. Great progress

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Anyone here doing Hull 20 at weekend?

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Anyone here doing Hull 20 at weekend? "

Yep, should be able to make 20 minutes...ohhh, you mean 20 MILES! Wrong thread my friend, we are like toddlers chasing pugs...

Feel free to hang around and offer support though

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well you could say I look like that just hold onto that style for 20 miles lol

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Well you could say I look like that just hold onto that style for 20 miles lol "

You’re in!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I didn't run last week because of the weather. Today I ran my first 5k, 5.7 to be exact. It took me nearly an hour. When I got home I discovered my RED January medal in the post. Great day for it to arrive.

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

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"I didn't run last week because of the weather. Today I ran my first 5k, 5.7 to be exact. It took me nearly an hour. When I got home I discovered my RED January medal in the post. Great day for it to arrive. "

Well done indeed - another success story for the toddlers chasing pugs club!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Great going, see some things are meant to be x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Week 7 run 1.....i didn't run continuously, i ran 22 mins but the last bit was uphill

supposed to be continuous 25 mins but i walked 2-3 mins then ran again for another 6 mins'ish.

Strava says i did 5.3k and my average pace seems to be 8.50/km, I'm happy with that especially when i look over the last few weeks/months

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over a year ago

"Week 7 run 1.....i didn't run continuously, i ran 22 mins but the last bit was uphill

supposed to be continuous 25 mins but i walked 2-3 mins then ran again for another 6 mins'ish.

Strava says i did 5.3k and my average pace seems to be 8.50/km, I'm happy with that especially when i look over the last few weeks/months

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Double kudos for the extra 6mins

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By *ocbigMan
over a year ago

Birmingham

Mortimer forest on Sunday...great trail run in fab scenery

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By *rsTrellis OP Woman
over a year ago

Cambridge

Hi peeps

Two dates for your diaries:

1) The next Fab Crap Runners' Club parkrun will be on Sat 5 May 2018 at the Great Denham parkrun near Bedford followed by coffee and gossip in a nearby pub. All welcome. Please RSVP on the thread.

2) The FCRC sex-club social will be on 8 June at Vanilla Alternative from 8pm. (Please note, you'll need to ensure you're a member of the club and that you've booked a place well in advance). Again, please RSVP.

Mrs T

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By *rsTrellis OP Woman
over a year ago

Cambridge

RUnning now!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Who is Parkrun’ing tomorrow and where?

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over a year ago

"Week 7 run 1.....i didn't run continuously, i ran 22 mins but the last bit was uphill

supposed to be continuous 25 mins but i walked 2-3 mins then ran again for another 6 mins'ish.

Strava says i did 5.3k and my average pace seems to be 8.50/km, I'm happy with that especially when i look over the last few weeks/months

Well done, never lose sight of how far you've come!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Happy days, well done on your first 5k!

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over a year ago

I've not run for a bit will try get back on track tomorrow. Hopefully can make the next social x

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over a year ago

"I've not run for a bit will try get back on track tomorrow. Hopefully can make the next social x "

Make a commitment to yourself that you will run tomorrow. Get all your running kit out tonight so all you have to do tomorrow is put it on and head out. Don't leave any room for faffing or making excuses, give yourself every chance to actually get out there and run, and feel good about yourself.

And definitely come to the next parkrun social!

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By *otterabzMan
over a year ago

Ellon

Great going guys and gals, keep it up (ooh er missus

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I took up running just over a year ago, and struggled to run for more than a few minutes without feeling like I was dying. Joined a local running group, started doing parkrun when I was able, and completed my first half marathon two weeks ago!

So if I can do it, anyone can! It’s great to see you all getting into it. Take things at your own pace, remember that even the slowest runner is still faster than the person sitting on the sofa.

Good luck to everyone doing parkrun tomorrow. I volunteer at ours when I can, and have been asked to be one of the run directors, being in charge

Big responsibility, but seeing the smiles at the end of the run is just fantastic

Have fun!

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over a year ago

"I've not run for a bit will try get back on track tomorrow. Hopefully can make the next social x

And definitely come to the next parkrun social!"

Yeah I have printed my barcode off x

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By *rsTrellis OP Woman
over a year ago

Cambridge

Hi all

Weird run earlier. Set off super fast (ish) but caved in after 3km and stopped. So speedy and short!

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over a year ago

"Hi all

Weird run earlier. Set off super fast (ish) but caved in after 3km and stopped. So speedy and short! "

So you had a quickie! Always a time and a place for those

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over a year ago

I did it my first park run. Just waiting on results but the lady in front of me set her watch and she was 35 so I reckon about 36

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Think I have torn glute muscle running any advice please

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over a year ago

"Think I have torn glute muscle running any advice please

Rest, and see someone qualified, a good physio should be able to diagnose and offer better advice than your average fab sex fiend!!

Hope you get fixed soon.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yes I'm resting alright can hardly walk

It's throbbing like hell and it's not the throbbing kind I'm used too lol

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over a year ago

"I did it my first park run. Just waiting on results but the lady in front of me set her watch and she was 35 so I reckon about 36

Well done, no longer a parkrun virgin! ??

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over a year ago

"I did it my first park run. Just waiting on results but the lady in front of me set her watch and she was 35 so I reckon about 36

Well done, no longer a parkrun virgin! ??"

No and surprisingly or more worringly I enjoyed it more than when i lost my virginity.

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By *sylockeWoman
over a year ago

East Anglia

Went for a 5k run this morning. Was surprisingly warm. Ran my fastest this year so am chuffed!

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"I did it my first park run. Just waiting on results but the lady in front of me set her watch and she was 35 so I reckon about 36

Well done!

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over a year ago

"I did it my first park run. Just waiting on results but the lady in front of me set her watch and she was 35 so I reckon about 36

Well done, no longer a parkrun virgin! ??

No and surprisingly or more worringly I enjoyed it more than when i lost my virginity.

But did it last longer!?

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over a year ago

"I did it my first park run. Just waiting on results but the lady in front of me set her watch and she was 35 so I reckon about 36

Well done, no longer a parkrun virgin! ??

No and surprisingly or more worringly I enjoyed it more than when i lost my virginity.

But did it last longer!?"

The park run lasted much longer.

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over a year ago

"I did it my first park run. Just waiting on results but the lady in front of me set her watch and she was 35 so I reckon about 36

Well done, no longer a parkrun virgin! ??

No and surprisingly or more worringly I enjoyed it more than when i lost my virginity.

But did it last longer!?

The park run lasted much longer.

Hopefully the sex has since reached greater heights than the running!!

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over a year ago

"I did it my first park run. Just waiting on results but the lady in front of me set her watch and she was 35 so I reckon about 36

Well done, no longer a parkrun virgin! ??

No and surprisingly or more worringly I enjoyed it more than when i lost my virginity.

But did it last longer!?

The park run lasted much longer.

Hopefully the sex has since reached greater heights than the running!!"

Yeah I must admit it was when I was really young x

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By *arryJones1975Man
over a year ago

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I ran a short distance this morning to a cake stall lol

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over a year ago

"I ran a short distance this morning to a cake stall lol"

And were still waiting for the cake picture!

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By *ocbigMan
over a year ago

Birmingham

"Think I have torn glute muscle running any advice please

Unlikely to be a year (what were you doing?) more likely a strain . Rest & ice, compression if you can...not just sitting on it. Some massage when less sore.

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over a year ago

Morning all xx just a quick message as been for run before the grand prix. Can't sleep lol x running going well and feeling good slight niggles but only running 5k at the minute and not looking at speed more endurance glad the snows not still here. If anyone's near me and needs a running bud just shout I'd be very glad to help

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over a year ago

"Think I have torn glute muscle running any advice please

Unlikely to be a year (what were you doing?) more likely a strain . Rest & ice, compression if you can...not just sitting on it. Some massage when less sore."

Make sure you keep it moving more likely to be sore hamstring than tear. Make sure you hot and cold it and nothing to strenuous but do keep mobile

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By *ertsDrewMan
over a year ago

Hitchin

Blimey Mrs T all these posts to read and the Whatsapp group. My running's fine but I have developed RSI in my scrolling finger!

Anyway back to running. Did 10k in 50:41 on Wednesday night. Off with local running club this morning. About to pre-load with porridge.

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Think I have torn glute muscle running any advice please

Rest, and see someone qualified, a good physio should be able to diagnose and offer better advice than your average fab sex fiend!!

Hope you get fixed soon."

Yes see a qualified sports physio as soon as possible (definitely not your GP). Ask your local running club for a recommendation. All the other advice is good too, but it’s important you get it assessed, treated and a plan for rehabilitation. It’s worth the time and money to ensure you don’t do more damage.

Moobs Twat

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Thanks for the advice it's been 4 days and still can't walk properly

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By *lla_maiWoman
over a year ago

staffordshire

I decided earlier this week to download the c25k app. After doing my own jogging alongside everyone (but without a plan) for the last 12 weeks, i feel i have come to a stand still.

Dont get me wrong i have seen change from the beginning, from not being able to breathe after 30 seconds jogging and having to walk for minutes to feel i am able to go again. Progress has been made and im happy with that.

So i started from the beginning which would of been impossible before (for me). Ive done week 1 run 1&2 today. 2 was better than 1 although maybe thats because i managed to stay on my feet on run 2 rather than a quick trip to greet the floor and leave my mark

From looking at the weekly plans and what ive done so far. I think week 4 may be where i start to struggle. Perserverance will win though (hopefully)

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over a year ago

"I decided earlier this week to download the c25k app. After doing my own jogging alongside everyone (but without a plan) for the last 12 weeks, i feel i have come to a stand still.

From looking at the weekly plans and what ive done so far. I think week 4 may be where i start to struggle. Perserverance will win though (hopefully)"

It is amazing how you can do, I found that I pushed myself because I knew I'd get a breather soon, if I didn't manage it then I'd re-do that one again next time. You will get there

I've found it better with the app and support from here

Well done.....and falling over is part of toddlers chasing pugs

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over a year ago

Week 7 run 2.....still struggling with the final uphill so another few mins walking then ran plus ran 6 mins extra, 5.4k....i think I'll keep to this and keep going till i can run without stopping

then i have another bit to add on but thats another uphill

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over a year ago

staffordshire

"I decided earlier this week to download the c25k app. After doing my own jogging alongside everyone (but without a plan) for the last 12 weeks, i feel i have come to a stand still.

From looking at the weekly plans and what ive done so far. I think week 4 may be where i start to struggle. Perserverance will win though (hopefully)

It is amazing how you can do, I found that I pushed myself because I knew I'd get a breather soon, if I didn't manage it then I'd re-do that one again next time. You will get there

I've found it better with the app and support from here

Well done.....and falling over is part of toddlers chasing pugs

Thats the plan, if i dont manage it itll be redone until i do. Hoping the encouragemeng from the app will help too.

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over a year ago

staffordshire

"Week 7 run 2.....still struggling with the final uphill so another few mins walking then ran plus ran 6 mins extra, 5.4k....i think I'll keep to this and keep going till i can run without stopping

then i have another bit to add on but thats another uphill

Uphill is always more of a challenge, well done though, doing great

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"I decided earlier this week to download the c25k app. After doing my own jogging alongside everyone (but without a plan) for the last 12 weeks, i feel i have come to a stand still.

From looking at the weekly plans and what ive done so far. I think week 4 may be where i start to struggle. Perserverance will win though (hopefully)"

Well done! It's very embarrassing when you fall over, but as long as you are ok...

Remember that you are only meant to do one session of c25k at a time, and remember to rest!

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over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"Week 7 run 2.....still struggling with the final uphill so another few mins walking then ran plus ran 6 mins extra, 5.4k....i think I'll keep to this and keep going till i can run without stopping

then i have another bit to add on but thats another uphill

Well done!

And kudos to you for persevering with the hills. I would have changed my route by now...

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over a year ago

staffordshire

"I decided earlier this week to download the c25k app. After doing my own jogging alongside everyone (but without a plan) for the last 12 weeks, i feel i have come to a stand still.

From looking at the weekly plans and what ive done so far. I think week 4 may be where i start to struggle. Perserverance will win though (hopefully)

Well done! It's very embarrassing when you fall over, but as long as you are ok...

Remember that you are only meant to do one session of c25k at a time, and remember to rest!"

Luckily there were only ducks around to see me. Ive grazed my hand/knee and ripped my trousers but otherwise ive fine.

I know the others will be one session, id been wide awake since 8 and usually end up out for 45 minutes when i do 5km. So thought id do 2 and the hour seems as i was awake and raring to go. Wont get out again til tuesday evening now anyways.

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

Luckily there were only ducks around to see me. Ive grazed my hand/knee and ripped my trousers but otherwise ive fine.

I once fell over running with a group of running friends, slipped on a kerb and fell face first. So shocked I didn't even put my arms out. Smashed my face in quite badly and my nose is still slightly bent.

I did get up after a minute or so and carry on running

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over a year ago

staffordshire

Luckily there were only ducks around to see me. Ive grazed my hand/knee and ripped my trousers but otherwise ive fine.

I did get up after a minute or so and carry on running

Oooh that sounds painful, and anything like mine theyd of been in fits of giggles until they realised how bad it was.

Luckily i didnt fall the other way otherwise could of ended up in the canal rather than bushes

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over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

Luckily there were only ducks around to see me. Ive grazed my hand/knee and ripped my trousers but otherwise ive fine.

I did get up after a minute or so and carry on running

Oooh that sounds painful, and anything like mine theyd of been in fits of giggles until they realised how bad it was.

Luckily i didnt fall the other way otherwise could of ended up in the canal rather than bushes

They didn't laugh because they knew how bad it was straightaway!

Falling in the canal would be a bad idea!

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over a year ago

"Week 7 run 2.....still struggling with the final uphill so another few mins walking then ran plus ran 6 mins extra, 5.4k....i think I'll keep to this and keep going till i can run without stopping

then i have another bit to add on but thats another uphill

Well done!

And kudos to you for persevering with the hills. I would have changed my route by now..."

I live on top of a hill so there's always an uphill somewhere! But there's always a downhill too

....I tried a flat run and thats harder as you have to constantly keep going

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

completed a 5 mile cross country on Saturday

Carlos

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"completed a 5 mile cross country on Saturday

Carlos"

Well done...

Must be Week 13 of our 9 week programme Mrs T!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

am jealous as love to run enjoy many 10k an half marathon in past but damaged knee yr ago an now waiting an operation to correct so no running as banned an pain. been told might not run again so very sad an jealous as i loved it

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By *roticfunmanMan
over a year ago

the North

5 k in derby fun but muddy !!

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By *aya_69Woman
over a year ago

Stoke/Cheshire

I'm hopefully doing a park run this week, not done a proper run for a week, bet it's going to kill me, but I'm not giving in

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well done everybody you're doing great keep up the very good work

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

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Ooh, Week 12 is going on into Week 13 Mrs T...is there a spreadsheet fail?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A very rainy 3.45 mile lunch time plod.

In my case I think this damp feeling isn't the nice one that ladies sometimes have.

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By *rsTrellis OP Woman
over a year ago

Cambridge

Sorry all. Been a bit crap at getting new threads up. I’ll do one ASAP. X

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By *lla_maiWoman
over a year ago

staffordshire

Week 2 run one done this morning, harder tgan i thought itd be, but my ankle twinged before i went out, could of impacted it. Or maybe im just a great crap runner

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By *dam1971Man
over a year ago

Bedford

"Week 2 run one done this morning, harder tgan i thought itd be, but my ankle twinged before i went out, could of impacted it. Or maybe im just a great crap runner

You sound like a great crap runner. Stick at it

I’ve passed week 9 so just going out 3 times a week and running for 5k now. Surprisingly a few times I’ve staggered to a halt after about 20 minutes but last night I did 5k in 35:37 and sprinted the final 100m

The oral sex from the coaches is a great incentive

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Anyone in or around Chester area and would like to buddy up for a run/ gym ? X

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Week 2 run one done this morning, harder tgan i thought itd be, but my ankle twinged before i went out, could of impacted it. Or maybe im just a great crap runner

You sound like a great crap runner. Stick at it

The oral sex from the coaches is a great incentive

You’re welcome

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over a year ago

Bedford

"Week 2 run one done this morning, harder tgan i thought itd be, but my ankle twinged before i went out, could of impacted it. Or maybe im just a great crap runner

You sound like a great crap runner. Stick at it

The oral sex from the coaches is a great incentive

You’re welcome

The swallowing was a lovely surprise

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Week 2 run one done this morning, harder tgan i thought itd be, but my ankle twinged before i went out, could of impacted it. Or maybe im just a great crap runner

You sound like a great crap runner. Stick at it

The oral sex from the coaches is a great incentive

You’re welcome

The swallowing was a lovely surprise

Yes, not every runner I coach gets this service!

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over a year ago

So my last run was sun, I've had chance to run since but I've lost my enthusiasm, I lost it when we had that bad weather and had a cold, I didn't run for over 2 weeks

I'm hoping it'll come back as it did before. ...but don't panic as i will force myself to run tomorrow

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over a year ago

"So my last run was sun, I've had chance to run since but I've lost my enthusiasm, I lost it when we had that bad weather and had a cold, I didn't run for over 2 weeks

I'm hoping it'll come back as it did before. ...but don't panic as i will force myself to run tomorrow

It will come back, you just need to get out there tomorrow and your mojo will start to come back x

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"So my last run was sun, I've had chance to run since but I've lost my enthusiasm, I lost it when we had that bad weather and had a cold, I didn't run for over 2 weeks

I'm hoping it'll come back as it did before. ...but don't panic as i will force myself to run tomorrow

It will come back, you just need to get out there tomorrow and your mojo will start to come back x"

Yes JFDI...it’ll be liberating when you start x

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over a year ago

"So my last run was sun, I've had chance to run since but I've lost my enthusiasm, I lost it when we had that bad weather and had a cold, I didn't run for over 2 weeks

I'm hoping it'll come back as it did before. ...but don't panic as i will force myself to run tomorrow

I had exactly the same feeling and haven't been jogging for a week and a half. But after a bit of motivation from Twat yesterday, I went out this morning.......did 6.3km in 40 minutes

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"So my last run was sun, I've had chance to run since but I've lost my enthusiasm, I lost it when we had that bad weather and had a cold, I didn't run for over 2 weeks

I'm hoping it'll come back as it did before. ...but don't panic as i will force myself to run tomorrow

I had exactly the same feeling and haven't been jogging for a week and a half. But after a bit of motivation from Twat yesterday, I went out this morning.......did 6.3km in 40 minutes

Wow! Well done!

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"So my last run was sun, I've had chance to run since but I've lost my enthusiasm, I lost it when we had that bad weather and had a cold, I didn't run for over 2 weeks

I'm hoping it'll come back as it did before. ...but don't panic as i will force myself to run tomorrow

I had exactly the same feeling and haven't been jogging for a week and a half. But after a bit of motivation from Twat yesterday, I went out this morning.......did 6.3km in 40 minutes

Funnily enough, I’m motivated by Twat too...or possibly twat.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What a cool group. I’m an idiot training for an Ironman Whig means I have to run a marathon after swimming 2.4 miles and cycling 112 miles

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"What a cool group. I’m an idiot training for an Ironman Whig means I have to run a marathon after swimming 2.4 miles and cycling 112 miles

Which one? I’ve never gone that far but did The Vitruvian (half-IM-ish) and The Ballbuster (duathlon biased towards runners) a few years back.

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By *elfastblondMan
over a year ago

Belfast

Hi from Northern Ireland

Great forum thread!

It's great to read all the encouragement between you all, it's what makes running fab is the community, it doesn't matter how fast or how far we all cheer each other on.

I love ParkRun and if anyone is ever visiting Belfast and is looking a running buddy for a parkrun give me a shout.

Keep up the great work, you are all doing fantastic

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"Hi from Northern Ireland

Great forum thread!

It's great to read all the encouragement between you all, it's what makes running fab is the community, it doesn't matter how fast or how far we all cheer each other on.

I love ParkRun and if anyone is ever visiting Belfast and is looking a running buddy for a parkrun give me a shout.

Keep up the great work, you are all doing fantastic "

All together now, it's parkrun - all one word in lower case...

Yes the community here on FAB is good. We all give each other encouragement.

Maybe if you're in England when we do a parkrun social, you could join us?

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Hi from Northern Ireland

Great forum thread!

It's great to read all the encouragement between you all, it's what makes running fab is the community, it doesn't matter how fast or how far we all cheer each other on.

I love ParkRun and if anyone is ever visiting Belfast and is looking a running buddy for a parkrun give me a shout.

Keep up the great work, you are all doing fantastic

All together now, it's parkrun - all one word in lower case...

Yes the community here on FAB is good. We all give each other encouragement.

Maybe if you're in England when we do a parkrun social, you could join us?"

Oh I love you for that first sentence S x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hi all, not posted in the group before. I do enjoy running, but list my running mojo, and getting bsck into it as I have an ultra-marathon to do in May! Reading efforts here have inspired me to hey back out there. Might even get to do parkrun tomorrow too

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By *otterabzMan
over a year ago

Ellon

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By *otterabzMan
over a year ago

Ellon

"What a cool group. I’m an idiot training for an Ironman Whig means I have to run a marathon after swimming 2.4 miles and cycling 112 miles

You’re mad, but serious kudos to you! My mate is doing the Estonia one this year.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I was debating whether to start running or rejoin a gym... The gym won as there is so much more available with the classes and swimming pool too

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well there ya go

I've been for a run, week 7 run 3......5.3k, not as fast but I'm happy as I still ran, I didn't run continuously as the uphill still got me but I ran extra

Won't be running on sunday as I'm walking 13.5 miles

back to running mon or tues

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"Well there ya go

I've been for a run, week 7 run 3......5.3k, not as fast but I'm happy as I still ran, I didn't run continuously as the uphill still got me but I ran extra

Won't be running on sunday as I'm walking 13.5 miles

back to running mon or tues"

Woo hoo - well done!

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"Well there ya go

I've been for a run, week 7 run 3......5.3k, not as fast but I'm happy as I still ran, I didn't run continuously as the uphill still got me but I ran extra

Won't be running on sunday as I'm walking 13.5 miles

back to running mon or tues"

Well done!

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By *elfastblondMan
over a year ago

Belfast

"Hi from Northern Ireland

Great forum thread!

It's great to read all the encouragement between you all, it's what makes running fab is the community, it doesn't matter how fast or how far we all cheer each other on.

I love ParkRun and if anyone is ever visiting Belfast and is looking a running buddy for a parkrun give me a shout.

Keep up the great work, you are all doing fantastic

All together now, it's parkrun - all one word in lower case...

Yes the community here on FAB is good. We all give each other encouragement.

Maybe if you're in England when we do a parkrun social, you could join us?"

Apologies, parkrun

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By *aya_69Woman
over a year ago

Stoke/Cheshire

My third Parkrun done this morning, my third different place, and each time I'm getting quicker, nit breaking any records only my own

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

How did everyone do in the Park Run?

(sorry

all lower case and one word

)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"My third Parkrun done this morning, my third different place, and each time I'm getting quicker, nit breaking any records only my own

Woohoo

well done

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"How did everyone do in the Park Run?

(sorry

all lower case and one word

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By *itch and TwatCouple
over a year ago

Nr Rushden Lakes

"My third Parkrun done this morning, my third different place, and each time I'm getting quicker, nit breaking any records only my own

Oh you are breaking records...everyone can succeed in this sport!

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"My third Parkrun done this morning, my third different place, and each time I'm getting quicker, nit breaking any records only my own

Did you know there is a "club" for people that do their runs at different parkruns? (50 parkruns at 50 different locations).

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By *elfastblondMan
over a year ago

Belfast

"How did everyone do in the Park Run?

(sorry

all lower case and one word

Completed my 129th parkrun this morning

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hi All,

Didnt know this group exsisted until i was told about it..

A crap runner through and through, but wanna say that anything is possible i am not a natural runner but in 21 days i will be Running the London Marathon.

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By *aya_69Woman
over a year ago

Stoke/Cheshire

"My third Parkrun done this morning, my third different place, and each time I'm getting quicker, nit breaking any records only my own

Did you know there is a "club" for people that do their runs at different parkruns? (50 parkruns at 50 different locations). "

No I didn't, I've seen people with 50 and 100 T shirts, I was told it was for doing them at there own track

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"Hi All,

Didnt know this group exsisted until i was told about it..

A crap runner through and through, but wanna say that anything is possible i am not a natural runner but in 21 days i will be Running the London Marathon.

Good luck! I've been told that it is just a long fun run! Enjoy your day.

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"My third Parkrun done this morning, my third different place, and each time I'm getting quicker, nit breaking any records only my own

Did you know there is a "club" for people that do their runs at different parkruns? (50 parkruns at 50 different locations).

No I didn't, I've seen people with 50 and 100 T shirts, I was told it was for doing them at there own track "

The milestone t-shirts can be done at any combination of events. However, most people pick one and become part of the community. Doing 50 or 100 all at different events is difficult because you don't get the community feeling from it (because you are a stranger at every single event).

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yup, something like that, the atmosphere is meant to be some what surreal.

Which will help, as its gonna take awhile.... but its all for a good cause..

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

Got my arse out of bed this morning (volunteered at my parkrun yesterday). 6.3 very hard miles.

I enjoyed my hot cross buns when I got home!

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

"Yup, something like that, the atmosphere is meant to be some what surreal.

Which will help, as its gonna take awhile.... but its all for a good cause.. "

Last long run this weekend before tapering?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Have a half distance to do, then taper from there. Let me body heal from there

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over a year ago

Cambridge

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By *roticfunmanMan
over a year ago

the North

Amy runners in the north ??

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over a year ago

Cambridge

Hiya

We’ve started a new thread. I’ll paste the link below.

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over a year ago

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