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Upcoming PRMC
Upcoming PRMC
Hey Guys,
I'm facing my third PRMC following two fails, any advise?
I have read the PRMC diary, it was brilliant and has highlighted some issues that i need to address.
cheers
I'm facing my third PRMC following two fails, any advise?
I have read the PRMC diary, it was brilliant and has highlighted some issues that i need to address.
cheers
500m to go! It's only pain!!!
Rjeary, you know your weakness, work on it. If your other scores are still up to scratch, lay off the upper body stuff a bit and just maintain the level, and concentrate on running a moderate 1.5 miles followed immediately by a hard 1.5 miles, do some fartleks, that sort of thing. And don't give up 300m from the finish line
. On my PRMC the lad in front of me passed the 500m to go sign, and stopped. After yelling at him a bit as I caught him up I grabbed him and got him moving again...then the cheeky barsteward decided to give chase over the last 200m, me hanging out had nothing left, which resulted in a bollocking from the Cpl for almost being caught by this guy who was 50m behind me as we came round the last corner
GruffC, might see you on the train then, I start Foundation on the 6th


GruffC, might see you on the train then, I start Foundation on the 6th

Hi,
I don't have a confirmed date for my PRMC as yet, i have to run the PJFT this Thursday which wont be a problem as i'm running 1.5miles in around 9.50 at the min. I usually run 3miles in around 20mins at the mo, bearing in mind that is on fresh legs i need to get some more training in.
I don't have a confirmed date for my PRMC as yet, i have to run the PJFT this Thursday which wont be a problem as i'm running 1.5miles in around 9.50 at the min. I usually run 3miles in around 20mins at the mo, bearing in mind that is on fresh legs i need to get some more training in.
500m to go! It's only pain!!!
As above. 1.5 miles in 9m on a flat road. 3 miles in sub 20m on a flat road again. Soon as you've done your PJFT, screw the treadmill, they're easy, soften your ankles (apparently) and give you shin splints (from experience). Get on the grass, if you can do 3 miles cross country in 20m you'll have no worries cracking the 3 miler on PRMC on the nice flat lanes.
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