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Greg Bobkin

Silver Seagull
May 22, 2012
14,747
Yep, good to see you too. That's the last time I tell you I'll take it easy though............

Set out for 6 miles steady state and was nailing even pacing for 4.5 miles. Then the unmistakable shooting pain of cramp down the back of the right leg. I had forgotten to drink my morning pint of water (I have this EVERY day even if I'm not running :facepalm: ), had emptied my bladder and I'd had a couple of strong IPAs last night. Stopped immediately but had to stretch and then hobble to a shop to get water. No permanent damage, except to my ego but I do feel a bit of a Pompey Fan. Carnage here https://www.strava.com/activities/1479269359
Ah mate! Hope there's no lasting damage. I too had to go for the old early morning pint (of water) having popped to the Adur Beer Festival last night. Fuzzy head cleared pretty much straight away.

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deletebeepbeepbeep

Well-known member
May 12, 2009
20,889
ParkRun check in.

Massive PB for me of circa 18 minutes at Hove Prom.

Actually my Strava says that my 5K PB is 17:59, on the activity it says 18:25 and in Garmin it says 18:24.

Will have to wait for the chip time.
 


big nuts

Well-known member
Jan 15, 2011
4,859
Hove
ParkRun check in.

Massive PB for me of circa 18 minutes at Hove Prom.

Actually my Strava says that my 5K PB is 17:59, on the activity it says 18:25 and in Garmin it says 18:24.

Will have to wait for the chip time.

Great running. Am I right in thinking yourself, [MENTION=13055]Ninja Elephant[/MENTION] & [MENTION=67]Curious Orange[/MENTION] are all running the marathon in two weeks?

Also have [MENTION=4417]The Complete Badger[/MENTION] who for a relative newcomer seems well placed to post sub 3:30.

Could be a very interesting battle for top spot
 


knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,948
Great running. Am I right in thinking yourself, [MENTION=13055]Ninja Elephant[/MENTION] & [MENTION=67]Curious Orange[/MENTION] are all running the marathon in two weeks?

Also have [MENTION=4417]The Complete Badger[/MENTION] who for a relative newcomer seems well placed to post sub 3:30.

Could be a very interesting battle for top spot

I've a tricast in the following order; [MENTION=13836]deletebeepbeepbeep[/MENTION] [MENTION=67]Curious Orange[/MENTION] [MENTION=13055]Ninja Elephant[/MENTION]

18:05 for the new 5K champion today and top of the table he goes. I'll get onto that now.
You'll have to enter the Phoenix 10K in July [MENTION=13836]deletebeepbeepbeep[/MENTION]
 




Simgull

Well-known member
Jan 3, 2013
1,637
Hove
Sunny Lowestoft Parkrun for me today. Nice course along lower and upper Prom. Strange yellow powdery stuff on the beach though almost as odd as that yellow thing in the sky. 22:01 and 37th out of around 370.
 


knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,948
New Leader of the table. [MENTION=3975]Ben Elton's Brother[/MENTION] has an SB and I dug out a park run for [MENTION=24975]St Leonards Seagull[/MENTION]
Glad I'm hanging onto Age Grade first place without opening the throttle yet this year.


NAME SB 5K PB AG 10K 10M HM M
Deletebeepbeep18:05 18:05 72.9% 1:28:52 3:23:01
Artie Fufkin 18:41 18:40 73.06% 38:42 1:24:18 3:12:23
Big Nuts 18:45 18:39 71.73% 39:09 1:06:45 1:28:20 3:15:59
Ninja Elephant 18:46 18:23 68.92%% 39:00 1:07:57 1:27:43 3:29:12
Blue&WhiteSea 18:53 17:05 % 36:53 1:00:09 1:22:39
Curious Orange 18:59 18:36 72.96% 38:31 1:24:23.9
Mr Banana 19:57 19:57 65.41%
Seaford by the Sea 20:02 20:02 69.72% 46:53 1:29:21
Complete Badger 20:02 20:0264.29% 43:32 1:17:11 1:30:58
Penny's Harmonica 20:47 20:10 70.97% 43:03 1:33:56 3:27:19
Knocky 20:59 17:45 75.14% 39:52 1:34:00 3:50:49
Dazzer 21:09 19.57 70.29% 1:36 3:43:
St Leonard's 21:26 19.4461.51% 1:34:35
Simgull 21:51 20:21 68:04% 42:45 1:11:46 1:38:14 3:44:28
GNT 22:03 20:20 74.68% 40:31 1:19:12 1:31:18 4:19:55
Left Back 22:0621:02 66.74% 45:47 1:43:27
Greg Bobkin 22:25 20:54 60.45% 42: 1:13: 1:39: 3:57:
Anchorman 22:51 21:34 69.00%
Soistes 23:35 21:53 69.19% 46:33 1:43:57
Bob! 24:06 22:41 65.42% 45.391:16:42 1:44:21 3:53:35
Ben Eltons Bro24:3021:3555.31%
Mr Blobby24:59 24:59 58.57% 49:31 1:23:34 1:48:59 4:28:36
Guinness Boy 24:59 22:04 % 46:50 01:23:27 1:46:03 4:00:06
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
Hooky 19:52 %
m20gull 26:15 % 57:32 02:07:07 5:46:02
Badger 39:06 1:38:484:01:25
Jonny Rainbow41:43
 
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Guinness Boy

Tofu eating wokerati
Helpful Moderator
NSC Patreon
Jul 23, 2003
33,820
Up and Coming Sunny Portslade
Unfortunately I think that “cramp” was a slight muscle pull. Woke up with back of top of knee very stiff. Can walk but the slightest jog sends a cramp like pain up the back of my right leg.

Have done RICE this morning but now off to walk to The Swan and up to the WSU. No long run tomorrow but have a week off to run in if it eases off.


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dazzer6666

Well-known member
NSC Patreon
Mar 27, 2013
52,010
Burgess Hill
Unfortunately I think that “cramp” was a slight muscle pull. Woke up with back of top of knee very stiff. Can walk but the slightest jog sends a cramp like pain up the back of my right leg.

Have done RICE this morning but now off to walk to The Swan and up to the WSU. No long run tomorrow but have a week off to run in if it eases off.


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Don’t rule out a bit of neural tension - feels very much like cramping/tightness as the muscle tense up to protect the nerve from damage (and will tear). This is worth a watch

https://www.kinetic-revolution.com/neural-mobilization-exercises-for-runners-and-triathletes/
 


deletebeepbeepbeep

Well-known member
May 12, 2009
20,889
Thanks [MENTION=15605]knocky1[/MENTION] I was absolutely tanked at the end and couldn't get my name out to the volunteer. Figured it was my last chance to get some real speed in before BM so went all out. I'll look into Pheonix 10k.

Hopefully there will be a trifecta of sub 3:05 NSCers come two weeks time.
 


big nuts

Well-known member
Jan 15, 2011
4,859
Hove
I've a tricast in the following order; [MENTION=13836]deletebeepbeepbeep[/MENTION] [MENTION=67]Curious Orange[/MENTION] [MENTION=13055]Ninja Elephant[/MENTION]

18:05 for the new 5K champion today and top of the table he goes. I'll get onto that now.
You'll have to enter the Phoenix 10K in July [MENTION=13836]deletebeepbeepbeep[/MENTION]

It’s going to be very interesting and you could make a strong case for all three.

I’ll be tracking them on the day with the hope all three Pb
 




Herr Tubthumper

Well-known member
NSC Patreon
Jul 11, 2003
59,198
The Fatherland
In Hamburg and did a lovely 5 miler around the Alster lake this morning. First time using the new Garmin and it was rather nice seeing my route around the lake in Strava shortly after finishing.

Need to work on weight and speed over the coming weeks as I’m off my ideal pace at the moment.
 


HHGull

BZ fan club
Dec 29, 2011
656
Parkrun tourism continued today with the very wet and muddy Banbury Parkrun. Pleased with my 24 min time and that completes a 100 mile month for me.
 


Greg Bobkin

Silver Seagull
May 22, 2012
14,747
Happy to report I celebrated my 40th birthday - and 250th parkrun - with a SW 26 and a bit minutes [emoji23][emoji23]

Not a sprint finish but did cross the line with my mum and daughter, which was an experience!

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Herr Tubthumper

Well-known member
NSC Patreon
Jul 11, 2003
59,198
The Fatherland
Happy to report I celebrated my 40th birthday - and 250th parkrun - with a SW 26 and a bit minutes [emoji23][emoji23]

Not a sprint finish but did cross the line with my mum and daughter, which was an experience!

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Brilliant. Excellent work. And happy birthday!
 


Simgull

Well-known member
Jan 3, 2013
1,637
Hove
Happy to report I celebrated my 40th birthday - and 250th parkrun - with a SW 26 and a bit minutes [emoji23][emoji23]

Not a sprint finish but did cross the line with my mum and daughter, which was an experience!

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Happy birthday- sorry to miss your big day and we’ll done on the big 250! Seems like yesterday you got to 200.
 


knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,948
Happy to report I celebrated my 40th birthday - and 250th parkrun - with a SW 26 and a bit minutes [emoji23][emoji23]

Not a sprint finish but did cross the line with my mum and daughter, which was an experience!

Congrats and thanks for the Birthday cake.
I'll be checking the Parkrun photos to see if there are any of that bloke with the crown on his head making his ears stick out.....
 






knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,948
It’s going to be very interesting and you could make a strong case for all three.

I’ll be tracking them on the day with the hope all three Pb

I'm not as pleasant as you. Now what does schadenfreude mean? Bloody Super Egos.....I don't want to be too american about it.
 


Simgull

Well-known member
Jan 3, 2013
1,637
Hove
Nice 20k along the Suffolk coast this morning, including around 10k on the beach itself.

Two weeks to go- can start looking at the long range weather forecast now.
 



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