Running(alot)forNoLimits

Next race?
Brighton Half Marathon Sunday 17th Feb 2013

I DID IT!!!!!!
2hours 39mins and 26seconds.
That's it now - i'm sticking with 5 and 10k's plus duathlons, triathlons, cycling and swimming events

RUNNING ALOT FOR NO LIMITS:-

Great South Run 30th Oct 2011 - 10miles = 2hours 10mins

Brighton Half Marathon 2012 - INJURED so had to watch it instead :(

Denbies 10mile 20/5/12 = 2hours 40mins - Knee started to ache by 6.5miles so walked most of the last 3miles. The route was beautiful and the views... amazing.

Polesden Lacey 10K 24/6/12 = 81minutes - knee was sore and i did do a lot of run/walking. I was 303rd out of 315

Race for Life 8/7/12 - 53minutes but i was running with a 9 year old.

Ashtead 10K Sunday 23rd September - 83minutes but i was running on a badly bruised right leg due to a minor bike accident on the Friday evening. I'm fine now, very grateful for my bike helmet and a tough reminder of how slippy the roads can get when raining.

5K Big Fun Run, Saturday 20th Oct 2012 = 32minutes & i only walked twice for 30seconds at 2.5K & 4K.

I've decided to stick to 10k's till next year when I'm determined to run the 2013 Brighton Half Marathon.

I'm going to keep this page going till then and log all my races...

My google blog - operationfitandhealthy will keep you fully updated!

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