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May 2016 - Sweder - 15-05-2016
April was a wash, so we go again.
Sunshine, pollen and dry tracks herald the return of ... the Vibram Five Fingers.
A 3.5 kilometre hilly off-road jaunt on a pleasantly warm afternoon. My feet feel like they've had the most wonderful massage, and I hate myself a soupçon less than I have in recent weeks.
More of this sort of thing.
RE: May 2016 - El Gordo - 15-05-2016
Good man. I have some VFFs but they seem rather outré in this easily bruised community. Which is a pathetic attempt to justify not using 'em. I think the real reason is that they are not footwear items suited to fat people like me. But post-Leicester, no theoretical athletic endeavour can be dismissed as impossible.
RE: May 2016 - Mid Life Crisis Marathon Man - 15-05-2016
Welcome back, Sweder. Are you travelling a little less for a while now?
RE: May 2016 - Sweder - 15-05-2016
(15-05-2016, 11:42 PM)Mid Life Crisis Marathon Man Wrote: Welcome back, Sweder. Are you travelling a little less for a while now?
At least the next few days. Oh wait ... Hamburg tomorrow (one night only)
Then a couple of weeks in the hills. Time to build another bloody base ...
RE: May 2016 - Charliecat5 - 16-05-2016
(15-05-2016, 11:44 PM)Sweder Wrote:(15-05-2016, 11:42 PM)Mid Life Crisis Marathon Man Wrote: Welcome back, Sweder. Are you travelling a little less for a while now?
At least the next few days. Oh wait ... Hamburg tomorrow (one night only)
Then a couple of weeks in the hills. Time to build another bloody base ...
So you're around for a little herd running on Tuesday night then?
RE: May 2016 - Sweder - 22-05-2016
Curate's egg of a Sunday session, 12.75 kilometres all told, but there's more to it than that.
First off a gentle lope into town to join the Twittenistas, all two of them, for what turned out to be a pretty-much non-stop lung-scorcher.
A break at Ground Coffee, where family 5ussex Girl joined us. Her progeny devoured a croissant as big as his head before I took the road home, collected the hounds, swapped roadies for offies and set about a short loop of the chalk pits.
Disjointed and, Twittens apart, far from taxing, yet a good two hours mostly running.
Time on my feet. Felt like progress, that's for sure.
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RE: May 2016 - Mid Life Crisis Marathon Man - 25-05-2016
That's no curate's egg, Sweder, that's a damn good run. Great work, keep it up!