Nike Run Londons
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I didn't do it this year cos it clashed with the Cabbage Patch 10 race.
But previously I've done the Nike 10km and have loved it.
It's really well organised, the t-shirt is good quality and the value is good - especially if you enter all the races this year!
I'm also a fan of the Niketown training runs - but actually haven't been along to them for over 6 months...
I didn't do it this year cos it clashed with the Cabbage Patch 10 race.
But previously I've done the Nike 10km and have loved it.
It's really well organised, the t-shirt is good quality and the value is good - especially if you enter all the races this year!
I'm also a fan of the Niketown training runs - but actually haven't been along to them for over 6 months...
Good good. I looked on the events at runnersworld and there's a Run London Nike 10K on 8/10/06 - is this the one you were talking about? Is it possible to just enter it alone without doing any of the 5Ks do you know? (I'm not getting a lot of sense from the runlondon website - might just be me though...)
Well spotted!
That's the race - it's an annual 10km race but last year (2005-2006) they've spiced it up a little by adding in some extra 5km races.
Normally Nike keep the date a big secret so it's quite surprising to see it advertised on RW already. There will also be a big advertising campaign when it gets launched and there's bound to be some "gimmick" attached - e.g. in 2004 the gimmick was that the race was run in the dark in November.
It will be a good, well organised race with a lot of people there - probably 30,000 to 40,000.
Not sure it's worth coming all the way from Wales for though - that's up to you I guess!
That's the race - it's an annual 10km race but last year (2005-2006) they've spiced it up a little by adding in some extra 5km races.
Normally Nike keep the date a big secret so it's quite surprising to see it advertised on RW already. There will also be a big advertising campaign when it gets launched and there's bound to be some "gimmick" attached - e.g. in 2004 the gimmick was that the race was run in the dark in November.
It will be a good, well organised race with a lot of people there - probably 30,000 to 40,000.
Not sure it's worth coming all the way from Wales for though - that's up to you I guess!
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