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Old 09-04-06, 07:51 PM
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When I set my PB's back in the very early 90's a 34 minute 10K which I was posting at the time wouldn't place you in the top 50 in a lot of races now it's top ten stuff. the standard is dropping. don't you think? come on you vets:-)
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Old 14-04-06, 07:43 PM
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How many of us vets here here are still running PB's?

It's been a few years since I've run my best times. I now stick to beating my "vets" PB.

I have been running for 20 years (49 now) but I do keep a hope that I have not yet begun to decline.
Both my training and races have morphed over the years, I now train off road as much as possible, this includes very hilly terrain, and my long runs are longer, 2-3 hours when fit.
I race off road as well, local hill races in the Pentlands and one long race a year such as the Highland Cross (20 miles across Scotland followed by a 30 mile cycle).
I did run a 1/2 marathon in Inverness in March, (1:32) 3 mins outside my PB. But I had a stinker of a cold at the time, and yes should not have done it. But as a mental and physical experiment it proved that the body can only take so much, I suffered terribly for 2 weeks after.
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Old 19-04-06, 09:27 PM
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Hi i'm 42 and knocked 6 mins of my half marathon time 3 weeks ago at Liverpool
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Old 10-05-06, 09:28 PM
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I'm 43 so fall into LV40

Last year I got PB's in 10k, 10 mile, half marathon, 20 mile, marathon and ultra
This year so far I have got another 10k PB

Well Done Trinity! I am 42 and am still getting PBs, I have been running 4 years, how long have you been running?
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Old 22-06-06, 12:38 PM
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slowed down but hopefully speeding up again

Most of my PB's were set in the late 80's & its so long ago now & really cant lay-claim to them anymore.

I do still hanker after a lifetime Marathon PB as I never did a fast one when I was running well.

After various lay-offs over the years I am back in full swing & though continually despondent at the speed I now run at, I am making some small progress with 92.17 half marathon & 3:37:56 marathon at Edinburgh the other week.

Only 33 mins faster reqiured for a lifetime best :-) Oh well...I can dream ! I must push myself to chase after the young 'uns at our Club, Clapham Chasers.
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Old 03-07-06, 11:30 AM
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How many of us vets here here are still running PB's?

It's been a few years since I've run my best times. I now stick to beating my "vets" PB.


well after 12 years running as vet now 50 category last 2005 i manage ti run cross country italian champhionscip 6 k at21.50 15th NATIONAL always looking forword for new record .would be nice hering from you

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Old 03-07-06, 11:38 AM
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Hi i'm 42 and knocked 6 mins of my half marathon time 3 weeks ago at Liverpool

well done from joseph italy 15th national cross country category vet 50.

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Old 09-07-06, 01:49 PM
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at 53 ifound motivation was hard but idiscovered beer wich helped me get running again seriously though you have to accept a slowing down on stamina past 45
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Old 09-07-06, 01:54 PM
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at 53 ifound motivation was hard but idiscovered beer wich helped me get running again seriously though you have to accept a slowing down on stamina past 45

does anyone agree or disagree please let me know
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Old 31-07-06, 11:40 AM
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My last PB was run 15 years ago when i was 33 so no PB's as a veteran i'm afraid! Important thing is i still train regularly and have made the transition to triathlon,less wear on my knees!

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