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mikey
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 Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 1:50 pm Post subject: UK Half Ironman 2009 |
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UK Half Ironman 2009
Wimbleball Entries now open
Could well be a high demand for places – Get your entry in ASAP !!
http://www.ironmanuk.com/
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Graham
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| I'm in!! Any others? |
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Jez
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| Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2008 9:33 pm Post subject: |
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Call me mad, but Im in too!
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mikemoreton
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Jez
You are mad |
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mikey
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| Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2008 8:35 am Post subject: |
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Caroline & I are in .... That makes 4 so far 
Anyone else ?
Does everyone want to get together in the same accommodation ?
If so give me some numbers and I'll get onto it
Mikey |
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Graham
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| Got a lad at work signed up as well. He ran London this year at less than 24 hours notice (his first marathon) and me & Jez tried to kill him off at the Xtreme Traithlon festival earlier this year....but he keeps coming back for more. |
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Graham
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Not quite as many BRC entries as Southend, just me, Mike J and Brett on the start line, and only one BRC supporter, Ian J, but he was being very vociferous to make up for it. Much appreciated. Dont think any of us were as pleased as we could be but we all finished and collected our medals.
Mass start this year as opposed to age group waves so got truly pummelled in the lake and had a slower swim - at least it was the same for everyone bar the pro's. Bike section was just about OK, but it's no good spending loadsa dollar on a new machine if you don't get a nice big cassette on the back to help you up those 1 in 6 hills. The run I thought was pretty good - till I saw my splits and discovered I'd run 2 mins off the pace from a couple of years ago. I could try and blame injuries, or the heat, but I'm sure I'm just slowing down in middle age. So a very small course PB but overall I slipped 30 places, 5 in my age group. Must train harder! |
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stevedavis
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| Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 4:11 pm Post subject: UK Half Ironman 2009 |
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Hi
I have just come back from a weeks camping near Wimbleball .
Full respect to everyone who completed the course it's Flipping hilly there.
But extremely beautiful.
Steve |
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Tony T
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Was watching coverage of this event today on British Eurosport, caught a glimpse on Ian Jordan in the crowd taking some photographs
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