GornikDaze
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As long as he’s a City fan he’ll go far ;)
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BlueHammer85
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He’s a Hammer. Has to learn the hard way.
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So what's everyone's shoe choice? I am lucky to be a neutral runner but I like a lot of cushioning so I was a long term user of Adidas Ultra-boost. They however got more and more heavy to such an extent I had to switch about 3 years ago to New Balance 1080s. Great trainers but again a bit heavy and the grips weren't as good as Adidas (continental rubber soles), so started looking at other brands. Tried the Asics Novablast 3, these are light and great for the dry (not too hot though as they are not that breathable) if you like cushioning but the grip in anything but dry is poor. so earlier on in the year I looked at Adidas Boston 12s. I have to say these are the best running shoe I have ever had, they are light, have energy rods so "give back" some bounce, have amazing grip and really feel secure. I use them on faster runs (5ks) and did my 9 miler in them on Sunday and my feet felt great at the end. The only downside is that the upper is not that hardwearing or even thick so they have started to wear where my big toe sits.
That's a great article, thanks for posting.Great tribute to Joss Naylor for anyone interested
Those Walsh trainers were cracking shoes back in the day!!
Joss Naylor's funeral felt like 'the start of a race, not the end' — Runner’s World UK
Richard Askwith was one of hundreds of fell runners to attend Joss Naylor's fitting funeral at Wasdale Head in the Lakes this weekend. Here, he pays tribute to the King of the Fells, who sadly died last monthapple.news
A nice early 16km run around Derwentwater this morning, celebrating my 63rd birthday. This says 15km, because I forgot to turn my watch back on after a photo stop. Luckily I remembered after just one unrecorded km. I'm pretty exhausted now!
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A nice early 16km run around Derwentwater this morning, celebrating my 63rd birthday. This says 15km, because I forgot to turn my watch back on after a photo stop. Luckily I remembered after just one unrecorded km. I'm pretty exhausted now!
What a place for a run, happy birthday as well.
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This morning's Parkrun at Alexandra Park completed in 29:48.
BlueHammer85
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Dartford Park celebrated its 10th year Parkrun anniversary this morning.
Good vibe.
Good vibe.
| Your time was 00:26:40. |
| Congratulations on completing your 192nd parkrun and your 109th at Dartford parkrun today. You finished in 97th place out of a field of 311 parkrunners. |
Great work, happy birthday mateA nice early 16km run around Derwentwater this morning, celebrating my 63rd birthday. This says 15km, because I forgot to turn my watch back on after a photo stop. Luckily I remembered after just one unrecorded km. I'm pretty exhausted now!
Great place to run. Not sure I’m up to 10 miles though these daysA nice early 16km run around Derwentwater this morning, celebrating my 63rd birthday. This says 15km, because I forgot to turn my watch back on after a photo stop. Luckily I remembered after just one unrecorded km. I'm pretty exhausted now!
