Head torch no worky this morning so I ran without.
Large stretches no light, and no cars as 6am ;(
Juicyju is nuts ( thats what was going through my head).
I loved the feeling of being in complete darkness but had to go soooo slowly as v uneven. I kept wondering how freaked out I would be if bumped into warm flesh..... aghhhhhhhhhh ?!!!thank goodness I haven't bought zombie running yet!!!
I dont recommend it, but at least I had my high vis mesh tabbard on
still managed a 5k in just under 30 minutes!!
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Oh goodness - imagine doing that with zombie running as well ! That would be a serious head stress - but you'd probably get an even quicker 5k
Ju, that's a mighty fine run! You know, I find it harder to produce decent pace runs when I run alone than in races or Parkruns, so I doff my hat to your sub-30 in the dark!
I've got a head torch and I can't seem to get on with it. I'm hoping that I'll get used to it but at the moment it's not doing me any favours. It feels too big and bulky. It was only a cheap and cheerful job from Mountain Warehouse and I'm now thinking I should have maybe spent a bit more cash.
I hate to say it but with head torches its worth spending some cash for the quality etc...however there are some cheap ones that would be more comfy I'm sure. Nothing worse than having to fiddle on a run....
I went out without my headtorch recently. Part of my route was through a sort of tunnel of trees, but in places there's a rather steep drop to the right. That was somewhat unnerving - I took it rather steady for that stretch!
I have to run in the dark at the moment but most of my route is street lit. For those small sections that are not, I'm convinced that I will break an ankle any moment!
Hats off to you running that kind of distance in the dark - I would be a gibbering wreck long before I managed that!
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