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hypno06

sammy115 wrote: »

bloody hell you two....did you not know it was hot!! where are your shorts.....

Did Jordan and Peter Andre get paid to run!!!!!!!!

and surely they were talking about Jordan...longest training run she did must have been 4 miles and it took her 7 hours to get round...

It was supposed to be cloudy and cool :rolleyes: But at least it stopped me getting sunburnt legs!

Jordan apparently did loads of training with 18 miles being her longest :eek:

sammy115

hypno06 wrote: »

It was supposed to be cloudy and cool :rolleyes: But at least it stopped me getting sunburnt legs!

Jordan apparently did loads of training with 18 miles being her longest :eek:

I watched her TV programme (forced to watch!) and she gave up after six miles on an 11 mile training run..full make up, mascara, the works......

and she wore a headband not unlike the one Sally was wearing :rotfl:

to be fair, I admire her business acumen and ability to generate income, she also raised a lot for charity but I agree that the London Marathon seems to have a lot of 'weird' entries...like the woman on stilts...:eek:

sallyx

Hey leave the headband alone, it kept my annoying hair out my face

And Sammy I had knee length on and very rarely do shorts as its not a pretty sight!

sammy115

I can't do headbands or anything on my head....I get far too hot when I am running......I would wear shorts in winter if it didn't scare people......

Its my stomach that gets deadly cold (I have to wear a buff on my belly), but someone once told me that its the places that have most fat on them that get the coldest...

sammy115

sallyx wrote: »

Hey leave the headband alone, it kept my annoying hair out my face

No I agree......look how stylish Jordan is....:D

sallyx

sammy115 wrote: »

No I agree......look how stylish Jordan is....:D

:eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I won't be wearing the headband again

sallyx

sammy115 wrote: »

Its my stomach that gets deadly cold (I have to wear a buff on my belly), but someone once told me that its the places that have most fat on them that get the coldest...

It is indeed true, I remember in those sub zero temps we had running and getting in all hot except my baby tummy, tops of my thighs and my bum would be ice cold...no blood getting there as there is too much fat!

Ukevas

ooowww i loved them cold days I was only running 1.5m Max.....

now im on 10m a night.... them was the good times before I got hooked...

Still better than smokeing which i still was this time last year.

46 weeks smoke free ..

and my Southend half is a few days before the full year... so that will be my treat to my self... lol some treat eh!!!!

Simplycynical

Uk you make it sound as though the cold spell is over - I wore my gloves when I ran in the rain this evening :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

It was 'Orrible 'Ills for me again tonight - 4 miles 40:23 (09:58/mile). Now I know that hilly training runs are necessary and that they are good for strengthening my legs and that the feeling I got overtaking peeps on the hill during the Salisbury run was just :j:D but........ there is no running law that says I have to enjoy them is there???? :rotfl:

And Uk - well done on giving up - you know how to celebrate don't you?? :T:T

Ukevas

Tell you the truth i soon over heat so the colder the better for me...

North pole marathon anyone ..

and i did like the small hills in the Sheffield Half where alot of people started going backwards so to speek but I could just about motor on at my normall pace felt good . Its them moments your glad you put the miles in before hand .