May1320098:31 p.m.
bad runs, good runs, and great runs...
Hi everyone!
I know we don't seem to be blogging loads lately, I think it's just one of those things, try to get on here as much as we can and keep up with everyone but feel so busy, can't always manage a post ourselves!!
Anyhoo - we had a good weekend, I (Pam...thought I would reclaim blogland - lol!!!) managed some successful trailwalker fundraising by doing a weight watchers bake sale. It was great and made a lot more than I had expected, they really are a very supportive bunch there (including our own MotherH!!). Thank you!!
On Sunday me and Chris decided to do a 10km run, one last one before GMR. Chris was determined to get to the end under the hour and we did manage it (58:19) even though I threw a little strop at about 6km and actually stopped (seriously!). Not sure why but I found it really, really, really tough mentally. Chris got me through it well and he was fresh as a daisy at the end (thanks Chris - you were a great pace bunny!). We have decided to GMR together, as it is an extra-special race in our little hearts and we're going to aim for under the hour. Meeting on G-MEx steps is a good plan for us, we'll probably be there 8-8:30ish, depending on gmpte/Stagecoach!
I went to the gym this morning to try to regain a little confidence after Sunday's bad run. It actually went pretty well. Did 5km on the treadmill in 31 minutes (which is a good treddie result for me - I am usually MILES slower on the treadmill!). Feeling good now, just hoping it lasts till Sunday. I think we'll aim to do a run tomorrow night, then rest and get hyped!!! Can't wait to see everyone who is running it this year there and also anyone who might be coming along to MotherH and Martin's (and the rest of the H family's) do for Simon on Saturday. A lovely way to spend the day before GMR - thank you.
Take care everyone, hope everyone is well and having a great week!!!
Big hugs from the P (and hi from the C of course!)
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Comments (14)
Skye_Trekker 'Hope the GMR goes well... Best getting the 'strop' out of the way before race day though! Good Luck' added 13th May 2009
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man_in_the_stand 'Well done to you both on the 10k and on the treadmill session. You will both do great at the GMR. Enjoy the rest of your week' added 13th May 2009
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andy_bee 'I agree with Skye Trekker - no wobblies on Sunday I hope. See you on the steps.' added 13th May 2009
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Mother_H 'Pam, you really surprise me, going into a strop!!! Look forward to seeing you Saturday, l will try and get to w/w, though l won't stay.l'll let you know. Hopefully able to start running proper next week(wayhay) take care xxx' added 13th May 2009
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tinabee 'Give yourself a shake girl! Fancy getting a strop on a 10K when you managed a fabby half marathon not so long ago! Perhaps 10K is too short for you now? :-) No more wobblies allowed - you both have a super run on Sunday. PS. Chris - I didn't put the wrong age on my application for the athletics club - unfortunately I now qualify as a Veteran runner (possibly a super vet for some races!) :-(' added 13th May 2009
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Jonners 'Nothing wrong with throwing a little strop,,,had one on Monday during my PT session with Sarah...get out of the system before Sunday. Good luck for Sunday hoepfully will be able to meet up at sometime...What wave colour are you?' added 13th May 2009
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Geoff_rb 'Well done on that 10k training run & hope you have a great time at GMR' added 14th May 2009
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shazzoah 'I thought I was the only one that had hissy fits or strops! you taking my place now then......I've not even gone yet! See you Sunday on the steps.....get tehm nails painted!' added 14th May 2009
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jamieB 'Come on!!!!' added 14th May 2009
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peta 'Ahh...the pleasure of training alone...no-one sees when you have a strop. See you Sunday. Good luck to all ' added 14th May 2009
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The_Forgotten_one 'OOOOOOOHHHHHHHH get Pammy having a strop ;-) Hope you kicked her Butt hard Chris? If you'd have known how well Jenson was doing whilst you were out training you'd have flown round ;-) Best of luck for the GMR, sorry I can't be there to cheer you all on. The Stig x' added 14th May 2009
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Mick_6 'Great to see all's going well, i do hope you reach your sub hour target. Glad to see you are running together 2 mojo's are better than . Hope to see you there if work allows.' added 14th May 2009
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Lolli 'Mmmm the cake bake sounds like it was yummy. At least you've got the strop out of the way. We all throw wobblers sometimes, its natural. Will try and catch you all on Sunday. Take care......' added 15th May 2009
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philip_owen 'We all strop from time to time just some more than others, just ask my oldest, she is queeno f strops when the mood takes her. Good run all the same and you are nailed on for sub 60 tomorrow. Have a great day and enjoy your "special" race. (I feel that way about the GSR) ' added 16th May 2009
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