Off Topic Running thread 2021

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Not sure how I haven’t seen this thread until now. I run with Elvet Striders. Love my running. COVID, strangely, was very good for it, bringing my half marathon time from 2hr 13 to 1hr 47m 40!! Lost a lot of that as I tore my calf in October but am back out and running.

half is “my distance”. I’ll do a marathon at some point to “tick it off the list” but I thoroughly enjoy a half marathon distance. Got the GNR and Manchester half this year. Comfortable at 9 miles now so only a couple more and I’ll be ready for GNR. It’s tough training as a diabetic. Blood sugar control is paramount and I find it really difficult over longer distances. Gels, sweets, drinks! Makes it a nightmare but I still love it. Did Durham 10k and a recent x country for the club I’m in (the willow miner around houghall woods in Durham) and they were fun. Concentrating on half training now
 
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ISOE II said:
Hat. Protect the neck. Plenty of fluids. Run slowly and steadily. It’s a training run not a race. Best advice is don’t run in the heat unless you really have to.
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Have to train for marathon so have to get out. Not enjoying it and missing out on target distance by a mile of so but it's too hot. Getting there but looking forward to a break in the weather. Not great running for a fat lad :biggrin:
 
Back at it for long run straight after work. Managed 20 miles. Took over 3 hours like but happy I git it finished. Kicking off in shiney when I finished police car and van. No one getting knicked think they missed it, what a surprise.

Anyway I've had bath, eaten and now on settee on the brew dog. Big thirst on for tomorrow now :emoticon-0103-cool:
 
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