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23rd Apr 08, 08:46 AM
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Real Name: John
Age: 33
Gender: Female
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Good luck guys go out and enjoy it especially being your first race, the feeling you get when you come over the finish line is tremendous.

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23rd Apr 08, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Obigone
As it happens the lady who did finish last got the biggest cheer of the day! 
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OMG bet that'll be me 
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8th May 08, 05:16 PM
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Age: 32
Gender: Male
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Hi guys I have just joined this web site, are only 4 months an half that I am running and i can't live anymore without it....thanks God!
I have read only now about Manchester 10k Race and I am so sad because i live in Stockport and was a great opportunity to make my first competition, but I didn't knew about it.....anyway will be for the next time.
I hope to know some new friends on this forum, maybe someone in my same area so we can organize some good runs together!!!!
(Sorry for my bad English  but I am Italian)
See ya!
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8th May 08, 06:30 PM
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Buongiorno! Aerun, welcome to the forum, I live in Stockport too! If you are looking for a 10k don't forget your own local race run by Stockport Harriers it takes place in the local parks Woodbank/Vernon. I did this as my first race and its a good race although you have to go up a pretty steep hill three times!!
Here's the link: http://www.stockportharriers.com/fil...erton10k08.pdf
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8th May 08, 10:30 PM
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Age: 32
Gender: Male
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Ciao Obigone and thanks so much for the link, I didn't know about it and seems interesting, I'll check all info on the web site!
Where do you usually go to run?
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8th May 08, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by dimple
Thanks for that, I've not a clue about races as I've never done one, only fun runs so far
I will enter this, just hope I don't show myself up. I am running 6 miles 3 times a week, but it's more like jogging and takes me about 50 minutes:eek:
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me TO MATE I DONE A 4.3 SECTION OF A MARATHON RELAY THIS WEEK BUT TIME WAS POOR, MAYBE 50 MINUTES I,M HOPING FOR A 10K IN JUNE, DON,T WANNA SHOW MESELF UP TIMEWISE. ANY GOOD TRAINING TIPS OUT THERE
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8th May 08, 11:30 PM
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Gender: Male
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Originally Posted by kev
me TO MATE I DONE A 4.3 SECTION OF A MARATHON RELAY THIS WEEK BUT TIME WAS POOR, MAYBE 50 MINUTES I,M HOPING FOR A 10K IN JUNE, DON,T WANNA SHOW MESELF UP TIMEWISE. ANY GOOD TRAINING TIPS OUT THERE
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Kev there really isn't any secret to it, just get out there 3/4 times a week and gradually build up distance/speed!
You can complicate it later(intervals, hill sessions, Fartleks etc..) and if you want to enter a race then go for it! Don't worry about times, positions if you can run the distance non-stop you probably won't be last!
Obi.
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8th May 08, 11:36 PM
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Gender: Male
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Originally Posted by aerun
Ciao Obigone and thanks so much for the link, I didn't know about it and seems interesting, I'll check all info on the web site!
Where do you usually go to run?
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aerun, I run the trails and footpaths around Stockport, there are lots of off road sections which I find more interesting than pounding the streets(less wear and tear too!).
I usually run in the morning(8:30am) before I go to work and I warm up in Vernon Park then set off to where I want to go. If you fancy it let me know and I'll show you some routes!
Obi.
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9th May 08, 10:53 AM
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Age: 32
Gender: Male
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Morning Obigone, generally i run on the street, and from Hazel Groove where i live most of time and most of my miles are to Poynton, sometimes to Stockport on the A6, I have tried a couple of time Lime Park and Wilmslow Park but never off-road....it's more complicate then street ways?
aerun
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9th May 08, 02:03 PM
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Gender: Male
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aerun, your best bet living in Hazel Grove(Groove! Like it!) is the canal tow paths and the Middlewood Way which runs through HG. I did a 10k in that area, it went from the Ring 'o ' Bells in Marple, upto High Lane and back, I think they are doing it again in Sept.
Trail running, for me, is so much more interesting than plodding along the streets! The scenery is better for a start! And you don't get into arguements with cars! The undulating nature means you get a better workout than on flat uniform streets.
Ciao!
Obi.
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