Slightly less frenetic today, due to the younger age group, although I did have to issue a warning that if they forced me to run the length of the field again, I'd chop their legs off.
This does serve to illustrate the stop/start nature of the game given that for that age, the playing time is two halves of 25 minutes, yet my total moving time during the game was a shade over 27.
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Thanks, can’t imagine the dedication it must take to go round them all. While I’m monitoring my HR park runs are totally out for me. I did register then started the 10k plan and realised I had to slow down. I’m currently trying to avoid IC so no running at all for a bit. I think because I’m going slower I’m out for longer and a long standing issue has been aggravated. Practicing patience- badly.
Not just the fact that he has ran all the Scottish Parkruns, he ran them all with his arm stretched out videoing all of them, his average time is around 22 minutes.
That would never ever happen for me. Just tested out knee on 4k run, lots of abs work to keep knees tight. Just short of 30 min so he must be lovely and fit. I'm playing the growing old gracefully card, dont like to raise a sweat, especially not when it's only 2deg outside. Happy running
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