been out today and done about 20 odd miles of mostly uphill running!


and it gets better!!only took me 1hr and 40mins!!!!!!



cant stop grinnin!!!!

20 miles uphill in 1h 40m? Thats 2h 10m marathon pace!

Are you sure!

Hmmm....

Assumming you didn't sart and finish at the same point if it was mostly uphill

That's pretty quick going Indianrunner, should we expect to see you in the next Olympics?

i know i was well impressed with meself but my feet are dying today!!!!feel like i am developing rhabdomyolysis.....cant even get out of bed!!!

but cant stop grinning all the same!dont think i will be doin it again in a hurry again if i can ever run again!!!!

That's 5 minute mile pace you understand? Seriously fast - like national standard.

No offence but I think you have got your numbers mixed up.

Looking at your PB's, it would be virtually impossible for you to run 20 miles mostly uphill in 1 hour 40 minutes. Maybe you meant 20k?

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That is NOT POSSIBLE! You would have been at the European champs in the marathon if you are that good.
Get a pedometer, bet you ran less than 20k,

I wouldn't want you operating on me if you are that removed from reality mate!!!!!!
You should be running sub 14 for 5k.

*tumbleweed*

I'm looking forward to the OP's response.

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I'm impressed, to maintain a pace considerably (and by considerably I mean an awful lot!) faster than your best over 5k, and probably faster than you can run a single mile for 20 miles.

Wish I could record work-outs like that!

Me too !

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Am I right in thinking a sliiiiiiight mistake might've been made? Still, doing long runs up hills is something to be proud of..

It is, and reading back my post is probably a little too caustic if it's a genuine runner!

As a low 33 10k runner though, I've done 17 miles in just under 1:40 which was working moderately though not overly hard. This chap is saying he's done 20 with a 5k PB that's closer to my 10k than my 5k!

Good on him though for getting out there and running for that length of time-maximum I'd say he'd have run probably just over 10 miles- maybe 1 or 2 more.

We wait in awe of the best runner in the UK reposting his correct distance!