[awards] results

hunnymonster

performance: HM M2M
athlete: HM (with Abhainn very very close)
photo: Mick Rice in Connemara
thread: 1000 mile challenge
poster Krusty Clown
debut: T runner (marathon)
log Krusty Clown
race report: Krusty Clown (Barcelona)


Thanks to everyone who contributed nominations and votes. And I'd like to be first to congratulate Krusty. We all know how great his posts are and I'm sure he is hugely embarrassed to have this publicly recognised but Congrats all the same. Great also to see the 1000 mile challenge recognised. I love that thread and the joy, pain, achievement, encouragement it brings.

misty floyd

+1

.....and I'll be the first to congratulate you HM. Well deserved.

Woddle

Well done to all the winners, I just handed my avatar back .
Glad to see the 1000 mile challenge retains it's spot and well done HM on best performance, well deserved.

ecoli

Woddle wrote: »

Well done to all the winners, I just handed my avatar back .
Glad to see the 1000 mile challenge retains it's spot and well done HM on best performance, well deserved.

Now all you need is to hand over the poster of the season title under you username (didnt think you were getting away that easy did ya?:D)

Woddle

ecoli wrote: »

Now all you need is to hand over the poster of the season title under you username (didnt think you were getting away that easy did ya?:D)

I don't have a clue how to get rid of it, --Amadeus-- did it, I've tried everything I swear

ecoli

Woddle wrote: »

I don't have a clue how to get rid of it, --Amadeus-- did it, I've tried everything I swear

yeah sure;)

Well done to all winners good to see each of these deserved people acknowledged for there contributions

RoyMcC

Congrats to all the winners + the other nominees. Even as an exile this forum is my go-to site on switching on.

Krusty_Clown

Gee, shucks guys, I feel humbled and privileged. All those late-nights pouring over Garmin user manuals has finally paid off.
Now I just need to hone my photography skills.

Gringo78

Krusty_Clown wrote: »

All those late-nights pouring over Garmin user manuals

fair play krusty. getting the sponsors name into the acceptance speech...the mark of a true professional

hunnymonster

lol, I was going to ask if we could grab Woddles "poster of the season" for KC but I guess "brought to you by Garmin" would be more appropriate :-)

RayCun

Krusty_Clown wrote: »

Gee, shucks guys, I feel humbled and privileged. All those late-nights pouring over Garmin user manuals has finally paid off.

Of course, now that you've won the award you can reply to every Garmin thread with RTFM

Krusty_Clown

Gringo78 wrote: »

fair play krusty. getting the sponsors name into the acceptance speech...the mark of a true professional

I thought it was more subliminal, and nobody would notice. It's great to have an awards system For runners and triathletes alike, but next time, we should try to connect with the track athletes who tend to be forgotten because they keep their head down and slog away every week, rather than prancing around a marathon course once every 6 months and write about it in flowery language. They're on the Edge of our peripheral vision, but represent the grassroots of the sport.
/groan

GoHardOrGoHome

Krusty_Clown wrote: »

I thought it was more subliminal, and nobody would notice. It's great to have an awards system For runners and triathletes alike, but next time, we should try to connect with the track athletes who tend to be forgotten because they keep their head down and slog away every week, rather than prancing around a marathon course once every 6 months and write about it in flowery language. They're on the Edge of our peripheral vision, but represent the grassroots of the sport.
/groan

I hate the fact that I got every Garmin reference there. Italics weren't required!

woodchopper

Krusty_Clown wrote: »

I thought it was more subliminal, and nobody would notice. It's great to have an awards system For runners and triathletes alike, but next time, we should try to connect with the track athletes who tend to be forgotten because they keep their head down and slog away every week, rather than prancing around a marathon course once every 6 months and write about it in flowery language. They're on the Edge of our peripheral vision, but represent the grassroots of the sport.
/groan

Well said, Bazman's 10k at nationals mid 30.xx. Great performance. two 15 minute 5ks back to back. Something us mortals could only dream about.

Krusty_Clown

woodchopper wrote: »

Well said, Bazman's 10k at nationals mid 30.xx. Great performance. two 15 minute 5ks back to back. Something us mortals could only dream about.

We can only dream. :eek:
Take a look at ecoli and cfitz's logs if you want to see hard work, determination and how to do things properly and something we should all aspire to.