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That is just beyond brilliant mate. Genuinely heartwarming. Keep it up now!71 year old foc….alcoholic 3 years sober….just completed C25K Week 7 Run 3….well pleased with myself
That is just beyond brilliant mate. Genuinely heartwarming. Keep it up now!71 year old foc….alcoholic 3 years sober….just completed C25K Week 7 Run 3….well pleased with myself
Thanks….appreciate the encouragementThat is just beyond brilliant mate. Genuinely heartwarming. Keep it up now!
Legend mate keep it going71 year old foc….alcoholic 3 years sober….just completed C25K Week 7 Run 3….well pleased with myself
Thanks, not easy but rewarding……Legend mate keep it going
Landed back into Manchester yesterday, and looking forward to getting back onto the tarmac today.Just ambled around cala dor in the early 24 degree heat, ended up being a bit more of a sightseeing exercise as opposed to a focused run
Managed just over 5k before calling it a day, don't recall having sweated that much before in my life!
Over here until Monday so will try and get out again, but I do feel a little less guilty about lieing on a sun lounger all day
Signed up to Park Run ages ago but still haven't done Warrington. Is it any good?Warrington parkrun this morning - time of 30.32. The fastest I have done since 2019.
The start is usually busy but after the mini lap which is a couple of minutes it evens itself out. The closer you get to the front the less congested it is.Signed up to Park Run ages ago but still haven't done Warrington. Is it any good?
I've got caught up in it a few times running down the path by the Ship Canal. feels a bit congested to me.
It’s the flying mate that does it.Ah the post holiday slog!
Got back Monday, and I wouldn't even say I drank a lot of alcohol, or ate too badly, but christ it's almost as if my legs have forgotten what they are meant to do!
10k on both Tuesday and just now, only at a nice pace, but it's taken me half way round to actually get my legs going!
May just take a few days rest now, and then do a very comfortable 5k on Sunday.
Who'd have thought lying on a sun lounger for a week would have that much impact!!
Ah right never really thought of that, think I'll just do a fair bit of stretching next couple of days.It’s the flying mate that does it.
Chucked a few quid mate. My daughter has an inoperable brain tumour so I feel your pain. Hopefully he can get the treatment that he needs.Alright Blues, hope you're all doing well.
I'm doing a fundraiser for a little six year old lad called Tommy, who's currently fighting cancer for the third time in his short life. We're trying to raise £300,000 to get him onto a clinical trial in America that could genuinely save his life.
My part? I’ve been running at least 5K every single day in July. We’re on Day 25 now, and I’ve clocked up 175km so far. Safe to say, my knees are in bits — but there’s only a few days left and I’m pushing through.
If you’re in a position to donate, I’d be massively grateful. If not, you can still help by following Tommy’s journey on Instagram — liking, sharing, commenting — anything to help spread the word.
Tommy will be walking out with the team at the Spurs game (and fingers crossed, alongside his hero Phil Foden). Let’s get behind him.
Thanks for reading
Been there mate! I'll be thinking of your balls at this difficult time.I did suggest a BM group 10k run date soon … however, I’ve just had a vasectomy so need to rest my balls for a bit!
As Inchy said, it's probably the flight that's taken it out of you. Stretches sounds like a good plan. Maybe go for some walks as well?Ah the post holiday slog!
Got back Monday, and I wouldn't even say I drank a lot of alcohol, or ate too badly, but christ it's almost as if my legs have forgotten what they are meant to do!
10k on both Tuesday and just now, only at a nice pace, but it's taken me half way round to actually get my legs going!
May just take a few days rest now, and then do a very comfortable 5k on Sunday.
Who'd have thought lying on a sun lounger for a week would have that much impact!!