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dazzer6666

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Mar 27, 2013
55,530
Burgess Hill
Good to put some faces to names today.

Been waiting for my result to be sent through and got nothing... Just checked and both me and my son are down as unknown [emoji19].

They must have had a dodgy scanner. Can get it updated retrospectively anyone know?

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Yeaf def email them, should be ok, especially if you know where you finished - they'll fill in the blanks. Good to meet you .
 




Ninja Elephant

Doctor Elephant
Feb 16, 2009
18,855
Ran a 17:59 at parkrun yesterday morning on very tired legs. I played a casual game of football the night before, which I haven't done for a while. Safe to say with the strain that put on leg muscles I haven't had to use in a while, and the fact my legs are still recovering from the half last weekend, it was never going to be easy. Still, I'm happy with the time considering I know I can push harder when I'm more well-rested again. I'm supposed to be filling in for a mates Sunday league team today, which probably isn't the smartest idea with the muscle tightness, but runners are anything but rational. It took a lot of self-restraint not to go out for an easy paced long run this morning [emoji38]ol:
On tired legs?! What's your best? Where did you run the 17:59? Outstanding pace!

I managed a 20:10 on the Prom, I was feeling the effects of wine and cider and couldn't open up any more than I did. Ankle feels better but not resolved so I'm debating whether I step out for some milage today or not.
 


penny's harmonica

Well-known member
Jan 30, 2012
738
Ran a 17:59 at parkrun yesterday morning on very tired legs. I played a casual game of football the night before, which I haven't done for a while. Safe to say with the strain that put on leg muscles I haven't had to use in a while, and the fact my legs are still recovering from the half last weekend, it was never going to be easy. Still, I'm happy with the time considering I know I can push harder when I'm more well-rested again. I'm supposed to be filling in for a mates Sunday league team today, which probably isn't the smartest idea with the muscle tightness, but runners are anything but rational. It took a lot of self-restraint not to go out for an easy paced long run this morning :lolol:

That's s great time on any kind of legs. What's your pb? You could well be the quickest on here.
 


knocky1

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Jan 20, 2010
13,108
That's s great time on any kind of legs. What's your pb? You could well be the quickest on here.

I've verified the run in Perth. U-14 well done [MENTION=17139]Capricorn[/MENTION] and will update the table. Mo's out and [MENTION=67]Curious Orange[/MENTION] is pushed into second place. [MENTION=33116]Garry Nelson's teacher[/MENTION] loses his coveted AG position. My King of PB's 17: 45 is under threat. If [MENTION=17139]Capricorn[/MENTION] goes under 17:45 we may have ask for proof of being an Albion fan! but happy to move curious and GNT down a notch. I'll also adjust [MENTION=4417]The Complete Badger[/MENTION] s time and [MENTION=12396]Seaford by the sea[/MENTION] .
 
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knocky1

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Jan 20, 2010
13,108
NAME SB PB AG
Capricorn 17:59 17:59 80.63%
Curious Orange 18:36 18:36 73.92%
Ninja Elephant 18:50 18:50 67.80%
Big Nuts 19:00 18:40 70.26%
Hooky 19:52 19:52 71.90%
St Leonard's 19.44 19.4466.47%
Penny's Harmonica 20:10 20:10 72:56%
Dazzer 20.22 19.57 72.42%
GNT 20.29 20:20 79.66%
JoePrecious 21:04 19:44 66.30%
Simgull 21:20 20:21 69.14%
Left Back 21:28 21:28 68.17%
Greg Bobkin 21:44 20:54 61.83%
Knocky 21:56 17:45 71.28%
Soistes 21:59 21:59 73.62%
Comp Badger 22:12 22:12 55+.%
Seaford 22:36 22:36 ?
Anchorman 22:44 21:34 68.77%
m20gull28:18 26:15 54.3%

That's difficult after a 9 pint day. Any mistakes please change or notify.
 


St Leonards Seagull

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Jul 10, 2012
554
NAME SB PB AG
Capricorn 17:59 17:59 80.63%
Curious Orange 18:36 18:36 73.92%
Ninja Elephant 18:50 18:50 67.80%
Big Nuts 19:00 18:40 70.26%
Hooky 19:52 19:52 71.90%
St Leonard's 19.44 19.4466.47%
Penny's Harmonica 20:10 20:10 72:56%
Dazzer 20.22 19.57 72.42%
GNT 20.29 20:20 79.66%
JoePrecious 21:04 19:44 66.30%
Simgull 21:20 20:21 69.14%
Left Back 21:28 21:28 68.17%
Greg Bobkin 21:44 20:54 61.83%
Knocky 21:56 17:45 71.28%
Soistes 21:59 21:59 73.62%
Comp Badger 22:12 22:12 55+.%
Seaford 22:36 22:36 ?
Anchorman 22:44 21:34 68.77%
m20gull28:18 26:15 54.3%

That's difficult after a 9 pint day. Any mistakes please change or notify.

9 pints, your pace must have slowed, lol, I think you were on your 7th when I saw you around 8pm.
 






Simgull

Well-known member
Jan 3, 2013
1,669
Hove
Good to put some faces to names today.

Been waiting for my result to be sent through and got nothing... Just checked and both me and my son are down as unknown [emoji19].

They must have had a dodgy scanner. Can get it updated retrospectively anyone know?

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I spoke to yesterday's Run Director this morning. She said there had nt been any known issues with the scanners or results but if you email then they will update them retrospectively.
 


Left Back

Active member
Jan 22, 2011
167
I spoke to yesterday's Run Director this morning. She said there had nt been any known issues with the scanners or results but if you email then they will update them retrospectively.
Thanks Simgull, sent email this morning. We both know our finishing positions so fingers crossed.

I stopped my watch late, but according to my Strava I was 21:31 - a few seconds shy of my PB, but my son knocked quite a bit of his so would like it recorded if poss.

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knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
13,108
Finished my full triathlon with a 6:03 marathon. Back to sensible running now

Sounds to me like you're being bashful. A full Triathlon has a 10k and is very doable. Sounds to me that you did an Ironman. Well done, excellent effort. I'll put you in the nutters group with the Ultra runners.
 


m20gull

Well-known member
Jun 10, 2004
3,478
Land of the Chavs
Sounds to me like you're being bashful. A full Triathlon has a 10k and is very doable. Sounds to me that you did an Ironman. Well done, excellent effort. I'll put you in the nutters group with the Ultra runners.
I did the Dartford Midnight Man 3.8k open water swim, 180k bike ride, marathon, starting 6 p.m. Saturday, finishing 9:30 a.m Sunday. On reflection I can see "nutter" being an appropriate description.
 






Curious Orange

Punxsatawney Phil
Jul 5, 2003
10,226
On NSC for over two decades...
I've verified the run in Perth. U-14 well done [MENTION=17139]Capricorn[/MENTION] and will update the table. Mo's out and [MENTION=67]Curious Orange[/MENTION] is pushed into second place. [MENTION=33116]Garry Nelson's teacher[/MENTION] loses his coveted AG position. My King of PB's 17: 45 is under threat. If [MENTION=17139]Capricorn[/MENTION] goes under 17:45 we may have ask for proof of being an Albion fan! but happy to move curious and GNT down a notch. I'll also adjust [MENTION=4417]The Complete Badger[/MENTION] s time and [MENTION=12396]Seaford by the sea[/MENTION] .

I'm pretty sure there is less gravity in Australia and so [MENTION=17139]Capricorn[/MENTION] had an unfair advantage when posting such a ludicrously fast time... or something...

:thumbsup:
 


Greg Bobkin

Silver Seagull
May 22, 2012
16,033
Thanks Simgull, sent email this morning. We both know our finishing positions so fingers crossed.

I stopped my watch late, but according to my Strava I was 21:31 - a few seconds shy of my PB, but my son knocked quite a bit of his so would like it recorded if poss.

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Your name and time are there now – one ahead of me :lol:
 


Left Back

Active member
Jan 22, 2011
167
Yes - I had an email back from PR & the confirmation late last night. (surprised I got a response Sunday evening - do they not rest?)

Ahead of you now, but I think I may have peaked - I went for it and couldn't break my record. Are there any downhill PRs ? ???
 


soistes

Well-known member
Sep 12, 2012
2,651
Brighton
Will be staying over in Leicester on Friday night prior to the match. Thinking of starting the day on Saturday with an auspicious ParkRun in Victoria Park, Leicester. Anyone else planning to fly the Albion flag?
 




Greg Bobkin

Silver Seagull
May 22, 2012
16,033
Yes - I had an email back from PR & the confirmation late last night. (surprised I got a response Sunday evening - do they not rest?)

Ahead of you now, but I think I may have peaked - I went for it and couldn't break my record. Are there any downhill PRs ? ???

Don't think so, sadly. But Hove Park is still the quickest course in the area...

Just looked at the table – I don't think I'm moving anywhere soon. I'll just aim for a time improvement and go from there!
 


knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
13,108
Don't think so, sadly. But Hove Park is still the quickest course in the area...

Just looked at the table – I don't think I'm moving anywhere soon. I'll just aim for a time improvement and go from there!

I might be able to help you move somewhere in a couple of weeks.....Down the table!.....I'll be in Folkestone and aiming at your SB on a flat tarmac course with 2 laps but with wide turning points. http://www.parkrun.org.uk/folkestone/course/

Everyone above you and, I'm sure you as well, are safe for this year but I'll give it a go. 6:59 mile pace needed.
 


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