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Herr Tubthumper

Herr Tubthumper

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Jul 11, 2003
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The Fatherland
CliveWalkerWingWizard said:
Who did the half today ? Liked the new route. Nice steady 1hr 53 for me. Overtook a palace fan in the last mile (although he was probably 10yrs older than me).

No goody bag though:angry:
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Yup, I did it in 96 mins. The race has certainly had a big make over, better much improved course, a new name and much more professional all round. I did it as a VIP and got a free post-race massage, a rather nice running shirt and enjoyed free tea and home made cake in a little tent after the race. Nice.
 






gullshark

gullshark

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Dec 5, 2005
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Worthing
Did it in the same time as last year (2:10) which I'm pretty pleased about seeing as I am completely apathetic about running this year, plus it was also the longest run I've done since the last marathon, heh. Although a couple of positives is that I beat a Palace and a Saints fan and (unlike last year) I didn't walk.

Will say though it has deffo taken a step forward as a race - running on the road instead of the path, the new course, very helpful stewards and a larger crowd. Much better.

beardy gull said:
01:50:54 pb for me according to my watch. Shame I couldn't get under 01:50 but hey-ho.
And like you say, where the devil was the goody bag?! An under ripe banana just doesn't cut it.
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Did you not get a medal? If you read the stuff that came with your number it went on about it being a more 'ethical' race so don't dish out goodie bags.
 


Lord Bamber

Lord Bamber

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Feb 23, 2009
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Heaven
Well done to all the Brighton Half finishers. :thumbsup:

I did the Race your Pace half at Dorney Lake. Bedsex was right, it is not the most inspiring of races however it was flat and I managed a 1.39 so was dead chuffed.

I would not have liked to be following the pacer for the 1hr 30 group though as he toddled them in at 1.33 apparently.
 










Southover Street Seagull

Southover Street Seagull

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Jul 5, 2003
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its_neil said:
Did it in the same time as last year (2:10) which I'm pretty pleased about seeing as I am completely apathetic about running this year, plus it was also the longest run I've done since the last marathon, heh. Although a couple of positives is that I beat a Palace and a Saints fan and (unlike last year) I didn't walk.

Will say though it has deffo taken a step forward as a race - running on the road instead of the path, the new course, very helpful stewards and a larger crowd. Much better.


Did you not get a medal? If you read the stuff that came with your number it went on about it being a more 'ethical' race so don't dish out goodie bags.
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I passed the Palace fan round by Hove Lagoon, he sprinted past me towards the beginning.
I did 2:07:40 according to my chip, which for my first half marathon I was well pleased with.
 








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Anchorman

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Oct 19, 2007
153
Just flicking through the results and noticed Norman Cook has upped his training - taken 33 mins off last year for a 1:40. If you happen to look at NSC and see this - fantastic run sir. Keep it up!
 






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beardy gull

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Jul 18, 2003
4,106
Portslade
its_neil said:
Did it in the same time as last year (2:10) which I'm pretty pleased about seeing as I am completely apathetic about running this year, plus it was also the longest run I've done since the last marathon, heh. Although a couple of positives is that I beat a Palace and a Saints fan and (unlike last year) I didn't walk.

Will say though it has deffo taken a step forward as a race - running on the road instead of the path, the new course, very helpful stewards and a larger crowd. Much better.





Did you not get a medal? If you read the stuff that came with your number it went on about it being a more 'ethical' race so don't dish out goodie bags.
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Yes, got my medal. Missed the ethical stuff and that seems fair enough. The race was much better than previous years I thought.
 


Oscar

Oscar

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Nov 10, 2003
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I wanted to get round under 2hrs and did it by 12 seconds! The bit round the Lagoon was hard going and I still don't know how I'm going to cope with the full marathon. But a great event and perfect weather for a novice runner like me.
 




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Mr Blobby

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Jul 14, 2003
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I did it in 2.22.06 and I was aiming to be inside 2.30 so was well chuffed! Now to continue training ready for the full marathon!!!! EEeeeek! Loved the run, used to running solo so it was a big lift being with other runners keeping you going and also the supportive crowd. Ran with the guy in the Southampton shirt for a while, we had a good chat about the season so far, he was very impressed with Falmer having driven in that way!

It was a bit bleak out by the lagoon with virtually no spectators and the runners round me well spread out. Was on a massive high when I crossed the finish line. This was my first proper race since leaving school many years ago!
 
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ManOnTheRun

ManOnTheRun

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Jul 7, 2003
846
West Hove
Well done all on yesterdays race.

It was my first half marathon and managed to get in at 1:51:39, which I was really pleased with. I'm doing the Hastings half in a few weeks, which I understand is a bit more of a challenge than Brighton (the first 6 miles are all up hill!).
 






Lady Whistledown

Lady Whistledown

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Jul 7, 2003
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Didn't do the half but I did manage an 18 mile training run yesterday, of which I am immensely proud of myself (furthest I've run yet).

Legs are rather aching now though.
 




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