sinj's running foolishness 2007

January 01, 2026

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Location:

Croydon,UK

Member Since:

Dec 17, 2006

Gender:

Unknown

Goal Type:

Unknown

Running Accomplishments:

marathon - 3:58:49 - yay! cracked 4 hours (13/04/08). :) half marathon - 1:46 (new pb 13_03_08). and 10miles: 1:21:29 and dropping...

Short-Term Running Goals:

Need to think of a new goal now that the 4hr marathon is under my belt. And don't nobody say 3:45 or 3:30 :)

Long-Term Running Goals:

as above!

Personal:

Married to (ever patient running widow) Janet with two fantastic little girls

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6.000.006.00

Wouldn't you just know it. Having gone through 16 weeks of training with no injury worries - with two weeks to go before the big race I start to get a real niggle in my left calf.

I can run on it - and it subsides after 10-15 minutes, but afterwards it stiffens badly. Any advice? I've never really had muscular problems before. I don't remember straining it at all - I think when I pushed hard (for me) at the 1/2 mara last week I must have tweaked it a little

I'm banking on it clearing up in the last week of taper before the race on 13th...

run was 6 miles around Hampton Court Palace in the snow and hail. erm...lovely.

last year this time I had a glorious tan from the warmest spring on record - this year I feel like Scott of the Antarctic some days...

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