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knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,938
Update adding [MENTION=137]Blue&WhiteSea[/MENTION] and [MENTION=616]Guinness Boy[/MENTION] 10 miler.

NAME SB 5K PB AG 10K 10M HM M
Big Nuts 18:45 18:39 71.73% 39:09 1:06:45 1:28:20 3:15:59
Blue&WhiteSea 18:53 17:05 % 36:53 1:00:09 1:22:39
Ninja Elephant 18:57 18:23 65.21%% 39:00 1:07:57 1:27:43 3:29:12
Deletebeepbeep19:21 19:21 67.79% 1:28:52 3:23:01
Mr Banana 19:57 19:57 65.41%
Complete Badger 20:02 20:0264.29% 43:32 1:17:11 1:31:01
Curious Orange 20:07 18:36 68.85%% 38:31 1:25:24
Penny's Harmonica 21:28 20:10 68:71% 43:03 1:33:56 3:27:19
Seaford by the Sea 21:33 21:44 64.81% 46:53 1:29:21
Knocky 21:42 17:45 72.66% 39:52 1:34:00 3:50:49
Simgull 21:51 20:21 68:04% 42:45 1:11:46 1:38:14 3:44:28
GNT 22:05 20:20 74.5% 40:31 1:19:12 1:31:18 4:19:55
Greg Bobkin 22:25 20:54 60.45% 42: 1:13: 1:39: 3:57:
Left Back 23.04 21:02 63.95% 45:47 1:43:27
Anchorman 23:32 21:34 67.00%
Soistes 23:35 21:53 69.19% 46:33 1:47:22
Bob! 24:06 22:41 65.42% 45.391:16:42 1:44:21 3:53:35
Mr Blobby24:59 24:59 58.57% 49:31 1:23:34 1:51:01 4:28:36
Artie Fufkin 18:40 % 38:42 1:24:18 3:12:23
Capricorn 17:23 % 36:55 1:23:20 4:41:29
Pembury 18.58 39.08 1:33:02 3:19:
Bad Ash 19:40 % 43:27 1:35:003:43:03
JoePrecious 19:44 % 46:19 1:24:08 1:38:13 4:04:30
St Leonard's 19.44% 1:34:35
Hooky 19:52 %
Dazzer 19.57 % 1:36 3:43:
Guinness Boy 22:04 % 46:50 01:23:27 1:46:03 4:00:06
m20gull 26:15 % 57:32 02:07:07 5:46:02
Badger 39:06 1:38:484:01:25
Jonny Rainbow41:43
 

Simgull

Well-known member
Jan 3, 2013
1,635
Hove
Slower runners- please don’t hold back from joining the NSC table.

I’ve had enough of all these speedsters (Johnny Come Earlies?)coming in and pushing me further and further down the list!!!!
 

Curious Orange

Punxsatawney Phil
Jul 5, 2003
9,922
On NSC for over two decades...
I've got a 3 mile tempo run scheduled in the next couple of weeks - think that'll have to be a parkrun just to get myself back up the table and make a stand for the middle aged folk!
 

Badger

NOT the Honey Badger
NSC Licker Extraordinaire
May 8, 2007
12,734
Toronto
I definitely need to do a chip-timed 5K. I don't like being down the bottom of the table!
 

knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,938
I definitely need to do a chip-timed 5K. I don't like being down the bottom of the table!

Most of us would like you to take your time on that but if in a hurry this may help http://www.parkrun.ca/ Whitby may be near to you. Remember to join online first and Print off a barcode for your finish time you can run them when back over here as well on that.
 


Badger

NOT the Honey Badger
NSC Licker Extraordinaire
May 8, 2007
12,734
Toronto
Most of us would like you to take your time on that but if in a hurry this may help http://www.parkrun.ca/ Whitby may be near to you. Remember to join online first and Print off a barcode for your finish time you can run them when back over here as well on that.

Ha, thanks. Unfortunately I don't have a car and Whitby is a long way to go for 5K. There's plenty of 5K events in Toronto though, just need to find one which fits in ok with my training.

I could have done one last month but decided to do the 10K instead. 5K splits of 19:57 and 19:33 in case you're wondering!
 

Badger

NOT the Honey Badger
NSC Licker Extraordinaire
May 8, 2007
12,734
Toronto
Why is everyone on here so bl**dy fast?

It's a very recent thing for me. I seem to have caught the running bug over the last 18 months or so. One big factor is cutting down on alcohol since moving to Canada. I still go out for beers with friends, but the quantity is so much less because the drinking culture is so different. I feel so much healthier for it and have been able to push myself.
 


big nuts

Well-known member
Jan 15, 2011
4,856
Hove
Unlikely to make Hove Prom or any Park Run now. The wife has pulled rank and has said she is going to a spin class at 9am! Conditions look SB & PB ready, so shame to miss out, although it may do me a favour longer-term as body is showing signs of creaking.
 

big nuts

Well-known member
Jan 15, 2011
4,856
Hove
What a great morning for a run. Went out at 7am for just under 10 miles at a nice and steady pace, barely any wind a clear blue sky. I'll look forward to seeing 5k times posted within the next hour.
 


Ninja Elephant

Doctor Elephant
Feb 16, 2009
18,855
Shame you weren't able to make the Prom, [MENTION=18183]big nuts[/MENTION]. I woke up at 08:40 this morning so it was a very quick jog to the start of Hove Park. Luckily, it started late so I went off on the whistle.

The bad news is that your reign of terror at the top of the tree is over, for now! 18:43 or 18:44 depending on their official timing. I was really feeling it, having only been out for a single run of just under 5 miles this week - marathon training will start with a vengeance tomorrow!
 

knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,938
Billy no mates went to the Prom with his yellow racing shoes. Ran steady progressing miles at 6:51, 6:48, and 6:45. Realised an unplanned sub 21 was on the cards and borrowed some of Ninja's beans and went to 5:56 pace. May have pipped 21 or bang on it.

Very happy with best 5k for 18 months in middle of marathon training and some left in the tank. Only one place up the table due to [MENTION=23419]penny's harmonica[/MENTION] performing heroics at Eastbourne. May be temporarily top of the Age Grade list touching 75%.
 

HHGull

BZ fan club
Dec 29, 2011
652
Guest appearance for me at Cannon Hill Parkrun in Birmingham this morning. A good performance overall, and fastest mile PB for me at 7.43 (twice in the 5k). Well pleased with that.
 


Ninja Elephant

Doctor Elephant
Feb 16, 2009
18,855
Well, Hove Park's timekeeping is atrocious. I started on the whistle, but they're at least 2 seconds wrong, probably 3. They've given me 18:46, which obviously I'm not happy with as it means the Big Man retains #1 in our table, for another week. I'm getting him next week, mark my words. :thumbsup:

Cracking running [MENTION=15605]knocky1[/MENTION] - man on fire!
 

knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,938
Sneaked in at 20:59. 75.14% is now everyone's target AG. Perfect conditions. Back to plodding tomorrow.

Timekeeping spot on at the Prom [MENTION=13055]Ninja Elephant[/MENTION] but I have noticed Hove Park out by a few seconds most weeks. Glad the effort is on next week. I'm keeping the beans in the tin for a month now and getting on with hills in my lovely new Salomon Speedcross.
 

big nuts

Well-known member
Jan 15, 2011
4,856
Hove
Well, Hove Park's timekeeping is atrocious. I started on the whistle, but they're at least 2 seconds wrong, probably 3. They've given me 18:46, which obviously I'm not happy with as it means the Big Man retains #1 in our table, for another week. I'm getting him next week, mark my words. :thumbsup:

Cracking running [MENTION=15605]knocky1[/MENTION] - man on fire!

:lolol:
 


HHGull

BZ fan club
Dec 29, 2011
652
I knew I wasn’t going to be fast this week so I headed over to Eastbourne to tick off a new course. That’s my 20th different parkrun course completed, which will get me a spot on the Parkrun ‘most travelled’ table. Exciting!

It was good to see [MENTION=11716]penny’s harmonica[/MENTION] on good form, although I only saw the back of him until I realised who it was after the finish line. Is it a bit weird to say I was genuinely thinking ‘I really like the blue jacket the man in front of me is wearing’ as I ran?!

I knew I’d not be threatening a PB today but I didn’t realise just how tired my legs are. I had a good first 1km in 3:55 and at pretty much that exact point I realised I had nothing in my legs at all, no energy, my thighs felt so tight. From then on it was that awful feeling of getting slower and slower and having nothing in the tank at all to arrest the slide. I finished in 20:49 and to be honest that flatters me. I haven’t felt like that for a long time but I deserve it as my preparation/recovery is poor. I clearly hadn’t let my legs recover from Worthing yet I’ve still run 40km in the six days since. Stupid. I just want Brighton HM out the way now so I can get back to a normal routine.

Good work. Eastboune is my home Parkrun - I adopted it due to it being very flat!!

I didn’t even know there was a ‘most travelled’ list. That will be my aim post-Brighton Half!
 

Mr Banana

Tedious chump
Aug 8, 2005
5,481
Standing in the way of control
Well, Hove Park's timekeeping is atrocious. I started on the whistle, but they're at least 2 seconds wrong, probably 3. They've given me 18:46, which obviously I'm not happy with as it means the Big Man retains #1 in our table, for another week. I'm getting him next week, mark my words. :thumbsup:

Cracking running [MENTION=15605]knocky1[/MENTION] - man on fire!

They are gods for organising it every week, but they are often out. Occasionally the timekeepers along the route are way out as well, which can be slightly annoying if you're a nerd.

Congrats to everyone who ran this morning :)
 

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