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possibly a stupid question

  • 10-02-2009 2:08pm
    #1
    lg123
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    maybe this is a stupid question but i started back running mid jan and an old knee injury has started kniggling again, i am running on the road and it is coming from this. i need to run on soft ground, i.e grass. there is a gaa club close to my house in limerick, would i need to ask permission to go in there for a few laps?


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  • #2
    GAAman
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    Not stupid at all, most places wouldnt be too bad on this, is the ground really well kept? Like if it is half a bog they wouldnt be too fussy but sure it costs nowt to ask anyway :)


  • #3
    lg123
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    yeah, if i was at home i would just work away. it looks like it's kept pretty well, i think they have a club house etc.

    i will take a mosie up tomorrow and if i am not on here tomorrow eve i have probably been arrested for trespassing.


  • #4
    phil
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    Try to keep off the main pitch itself and especially away from the goalmouth. Running laps is a great way to run anyways. You're keeping off the main pitch, 4 laps is roughly a mile on most pitches and running easily measurable distances means you can start timing / tracking your progress much more easily.

    I know a few people who were training for marathons and stuff running on our football pitch at home, but then again, our club wouldn't have too many political members looking for something to complain about. I'd say go running and if you see anyone down there who looks like they're pottering around the clubhouse or tending to the ground, then just ask if it's ok what you're doing.


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