Great North Run

Would love to do it, just for the the fact that I could say I've ran 13 miles.

Used to do the Jnr. GNR every year when I was younger from the age of about 10, maybe even younger, till I was 15/16, but then kind of packed all the running in after I broke my foot and my priorities started to change.

Would really like to get back to doing a bit of running, if only to try and lose some weight, but in the 6 years since I've stopped with exercise I've become so lazy so I'm fighting a battle before I've even started.

is this another thing being added to the endless list of things you want to do with no time to do any of it in!

GNR isn't too bad.

First 8 miles or so is ok, then you hit the hill which takes it out of you! The sea front is the worst, makes you think that you've almost done it but there's still another mile & a half left, feels much further though...!

Didn't run it this year but thinking about it for next...

How long does it take the professionals to do it?

How long does it take the professionals to do it?

F*cking aaaaaaaaaaaaaages!!!! :cry2:

About 62 mins.

The marathon??? Or the Great north run? :spangled:

The men's winner did it in a course record of 59.37!

GNR

Oh right Thought you meant the big one Blimey. It wud have to be a sprint

I reckon if i did about 2 months training before hand substance free i cud do it in about 90

Not going to happen really though is it? No drugs for 2 months? You!

I was knackered after doing the Great North Run.

I don't think I could cycle it that quickly!

Thanks for that Jim!

right back at ya mate

well actually its too close to summer.........id do month before hand...... it is for charity

I should of just bet you that you couldn't of done it.

Fuck it, Someone remind me nearer the time when u enter.....and ill do it

All procedes to the Cystic Fibrosis Trust