It’s all relative Jimmy. It would only be a jog for Smurf . Ultimately we’re all just trying to hit our own targets at the best pace we can manage…which is why the support on here is greatgreat report timeout, christ that pace is incredible.
It’s all relative Jimmy. It would only be a jog for Smurf . Ultimately we’re all just trying to hit our own targets at the best pace we can manage…which is why the support on here is greatgreat report timeout, christ that pace is incredible.
You could be right. But you're a bit on the speedy side now for a Half. If you ever fancy a trip over here, maybe an ould weekend with the missus, there's the Lux Half, 'rolling' and a pancake flat one in late September. Otherwise, there's Cork!Maybe a half sometime C. Will take a good while for the mental scars from last week to fade enough for me to want to do another full
LOL, those lads famously "refuse" to acknowledge the existence of the marathon and carry on as if it's not there. Unfortunately, thanks to their religious beliefs, they've been on 24-hour lockdown since Friday night so they need to get out for fags, milk, a sliced pan and the Sunday paper.
I was diagnosed with that in 2017 Jimmy - loads of rehab - bridges, groin exercises etc. get rid of it.Have had pain last few weeks below the waist, went to doc today, ostitis pubis strain,
main pain occurs when getting out of bed or off the couch, slight pain early in run, but that tends to go,
he advised me to rest, i will rest for next few days but am determined to do thomas kent 10k in castlelyons next sunday,
I feel ok when running after an initial pain at the start, have no prob resting until sunday and see how i go in castlelyons,I was diagnosed with that in 2017 Jimmy - loads of rehab - bridges, groin exercises etc. get rid of it.
I'd be amazed if it's an accurate diagnosis - you need to be doing high mileage for a long time to cause that.